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News Release from: Hitex Development Tools | Subject: TantinoXC for Infineon XC166
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 01 November 2004
Infineon controller gains low-cost debug
support
Hitex has extended its comprehensive tool range for the new Infineon XC166 microcontroller series with the release of the TantinoXC entry-level solution for JTAG debugging via USB.
Hitex has extended its comprehensive tool range for the new Infineon XC166 microcontroller series with the release of the TantinoXC entry-level solution for JTAG debugging via USB Like all Hitex development tools, TantinoXC uses Hitop, an intuitive, Microsoft-style user interface for debugging C and C++ applications
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 3 Dec 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Thus a change to the full DProbeXC in-circuit emulator is very straightforward if the capabilities of the Infineon on-chip debug system (OCDS) are not sufficient.
The powerful TantinoXC has a high-speed code download capability of 200Kbyte/s into target RAM.
When using the built-in Flash programmer, an effective 30Kbyte/s download into the XC Flash ROM is possible.
Controlled via USB, the tool offers complete support of the Infineon OCDS break/trigger system.
Furthermore, an automatic adjustment in JTAG voltage levels supports a range from 1.8 to 5V.
Another important feature is the automatic JTAG frequency adjustment, which simplifies the initial configuration of the unit and improves reliability during debugging.
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