The Cyclone Universal is a full-featured, next-generation Cyclone that performs in-circuit flash programming, debug, and test of these
✓ Kinetis ✓ S32 ✓ LPCxxxx ✓ Qorivva ✓ ColdFireV2-4 ✓ ColdFire +/ColdFire V1 ✓ S12Z |
✓ DSC ✓ HC(S)12(X) ✓ HCS08 ✓ HC08 ✓ RS08 ✓ MAC7xxx ✓ SPC56 ✓ many ARM Cortex devices |
The Cyclone Universal FX is a next-generation in-circuit flash programming, debug, and test solution that adds an array of speed, security, storage, and other enhancements. The Cyclone Universal FX supports all of these architectures:
✓ Kinetis ✓ S32 ✓ LPCxxxx ✓ Qorivva ✓ ColdFireV2-4 ✓ ColdFire +/ColdFire V1 ✓ S12Z ✓ DSC |
✓ HC(S)12(X) ✓ HCS08 ✓ HC08 ✓ RS08 ✓ MAC7xxx ✓ SPC56 ✓ many ARM Cortex devices |
P&E Microcomputer Systems’ Cyclone for ARM® devices is designed for in-circuit flash programming of ARM Cortex™-M devices from:
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Multilink debug probes allow a PC access to the Background Debug Mode (BDM) or JTAG interface on wide range of ARM Cortex and 8-16-/32-bit devices, in order to halt normal processor execution and use the PC to control the processor. The user can then directly control the target’s execution, read/write registers and memory values, debug code on the processor, and program internal or external FLASH memory devices.
Supported manufacturers include NXP, STMicroelectronics, Cypress, Infineon, Silicon Labs, and many others. Multilink connects between a USB port on a Windows machine and the standard debug connector on the target. Microcontrollers are supported via the multiple headers located under a flip lid on the Multilink case. Ribbon cables suitable for a variety of architectures are included.
In Stand-Alone Mode, the Cyclone Universal is configured and loaded with one or more programming images. The Cyclone features a million-press Start button and 4.3” touchscreen LCD for manual control and configuration which allow it to operate independently of the PC. Cyclone operations may also be automated from a PC via the Automated Control Package SDK. The Cyclone and the target being programmed may be local to the PC or connected remotely via Ethernet. Multiple Cyclones on your network can easily be detected and controlled from the same PC.