Cyclone Programmer for ARM Cortex/Kinetis/Coldfire MCUS

PEmicro"s U-Cyclone stand-alone programmer is a powerful tool that can be used to in-circuit program, debug, and test. It supports a wide range of ARM Cortex devices and NXP® processor families. U-Cyclone programmers are extremely versatile - they offer on-board storage of programming images, provide power to the target device, support manual or automated programming, offer multiple communications methods (including Ethernet), and feature an easy-to-use color touchscreen interface for manual configuration and operation. Programming may be launched by a single button press without a PC, or automatically from a PC via the automated control SDK. Many Supported Architectures

• Supports a wide range of ARM® Cortex® devices as well as NXP Kinetis, LPC, MPC55xx/56xx/57xx, S32, ColdFire, HC(S)12(X), S12Z, HCS08, RS08, HC08, DSC, MAC7xxx. SWD, BDM, JTAG Protocols

Multiple Communications Interfaces

• USB 2.0, Ethernet, and Serial interfaces

Extended Security Features

• Anti-tamper technology
• Internal memory protection & encryption

On-Board Storage

• 16MB internal memory. The Cyclone may be pre-programmed with non-volatile programming images and controlled via the touchscreen LCD, start button, or remotely from a PC (serial, USB, Ethernet). Stand-alone programming operation does not require a PC.

Power Switching

• Allows switching of the target"s power supply via Cyclone "power-in" and "power-out" jacks. On-board electromechanical relays handle the power switching. Power can also be provided to the target via the debug connection.

Multiple Image Support

• Multiple programming images may be stored in Cyclone memory. The Cyclone can store up to 8 images.

Serial Number Programming

• The Cyclone can program dynamic data, such as serial numbers.

Touchscreen LCD Display

• The 4.3" touchscreen display, in conjunction with the status LEDs and Start button, allows stand-alone control and configuration of the Cyclone.

Functionality

• May be used as a high-speed debug probe via Ethernet, USB 2.0, or Serial.