Universal Debug Engine and UDE/Memtool now also available for latest ST10-Derivates

Optimised Tool Chain for all Applications

Lauta, March 2006 - With it's current versions of the Universal Debug Engine
(UDE) and the UDE/Memtool pls Programmierbare Logik und Systeme immediately
also supports the specific features of the 16 Bit micro-controller derivates
ST10F251, ST10F252, ST10F271, ST10F272, ST10F273, ST10F275 and ST10F296 as
recently introduced by STMicroelectronics. This fast upgrade once again
emphasizes the company's commitment to offer an optimised complete tool chain
for all application areas of all supported micro-controller architectures
within short term.  For a quick and flexible target access there is a choice
of monitor- based solutions given by the new UDE and Memtool versions with a
vast variety of interfaces such as asynchronous and synchronous serial, CAN-
Bus or 3-pin interface. Of course the UDE also supports all popular C/C++
compilers. Another advantage for the user: the peripheral registers of the
respective micro-controller can be configured in plain text within a display
window of the debugger.  Size, location and structure of the FLASH memory
integrated on the ST10 derivates are automatically recognized without further
involvement of the user just by selecting the type of micro-controller. A
quick target access and execution of the FLASH algorithm on the micro-
controller itself ensures short programming cycles and full field application
capability.  

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pls Programmierbare Logik & Systeme

The pls Programierbare Logik & Systeme GmbH located in Lauta, Germany, was
founded in 1990 by Thomas Bauch and Stefan Weiße. The company is among the
worldwide leading suppliers of software debugging solutions and complete
development tools for the 16 and 32-bit microcontroller family from Infineon
technologies, STMicroelectronics, and ARM. The revolutionary software
architecture of the Universal Debug Engine (UDE) is optimized for debugging of
modern SoC based Systems. The hardware family Universal Access Device (UAD)
opens up a fully new dimension in data download speeds with transfer rates of
up to 3.5Mbyte/s. More information can be found at www.pls-mc.com 

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