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News Release from: Hitex Development Tools | Subject: STR710F starter kit
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 07 February 2005
Starter kit is intro to new ARM7-cored
processor
A new starter kit for the STR710F microcontroller gives fast entry to the development of software for factory automation and point of sale applications based on STM's new ARM7-cored processor series.
A new starter kit for the STR710F microcontroller gives fast entry to the development of software for factory automation and point of sale applications based on STMicroelectronic's new ARM7-cored processor series These new microcontrollers have an efficient 32bit ARM7 CPU core, on-chip Flash and SRAM as well as a large variety of peripheral modules for USB, CAN and HDLC communications
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 3 Dec 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Besides a STR710F development board, everything is included in the kit for getting started, all housed in a robust carrying case.
Components comprise: the Tantino for ARM7-9 JT debugger; a power supply; a quick start guide and CD with the complete HiTOP development environment; extensive programming examples; a Gnu compiler; an evaluation version of the HiSIM ARM instruction set simulator; and the Tessy unit test tool of applications with a maximum code size of 16Kbyte.
Through a simple registration and licence upgrade procedure, the full unlimited tool support can be obtained.
Alongside this starter kit, Hitex offers further kits with ARM processors from Atmel and Philips.
The complete Hitex toolchain, centred on the Tanto and Tantino and using the efficient Hitop user interface, will be introduced at Embedded World 2005.
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