JTAG emulator comes to the laptop

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team May 13, 2005

The Predator-II is a novel PCMCIA JTAG emulator that provides a unique laptop programming and debugging tool.

Kane Computing has launched a new PCMCIA JTAG emulator, the Predator-II, to provide a unique laptop programming and debugging tool.

The new Predator-II is based on the well proven Predator PCMCIA emulator with: improved driver circuits between PCMCIA card and pod and a new PCMCIA to pod cable to provide greater reliability; low voltage DSP support with automatic voltage detection circuitry eliminating link changing; plus new indicator lights on the pod, to provide users with immediate information on emulator status.

The Predator-II emulator is the perfect choice for laptop users who are in need of faster program load performance.

Predator-II offers far better program load speed than most USB 2.0 emulators can provide.

It supports all TI high-performance DSP devices.

It also fully supports Code Composer Studio, which makes it the ultimate choice for users who want to debug and emulate on their laptop.

Installation is plug-and-play and done in minutes.

A PCI carrier card is also available, which enables the Predator-II to be used with desktop PCs.

The Predator-II provides an ideal portable development solution combining the performance of a PCI emulator with the convenience of portable external emulators.

The emulator uses the standard Texas Instruments unified drivers and is fully compatible with Code Composer and Code Composer Studio and all current Windows operating systems.

The Predator-II is now shipping with all the new features at the same price as the original Predator PCMCIA Emulator.