Debug MCUs Over Wireless (NFC, BLE, Wi-Fi)
Ride7 adds TapNLink wireless modules for MCU debugging over-the-air. The Raisonance software tools, Ride7 (v.7.70.19.0218) with RKit-ARM (1.72.19.0253) now support TapNLink for programming and debugging Cortex M-based microcontrollers. TapNLink modules connect on the microcontroller's debug (a.k.a. SWD) port. Using TapNLink, Ride7 users can now program their MCU's Flash and establish a debug session over a wireless channel (NFC, Bluetooth / BLE, Wi-Fi) between their PC and their application board. Programming using RFlasher7 is also supported. Compiling, debugging and programming are not code-size limited for TapNLink. No software license or license activation of Ride7 and RKit-ARM is required. TapNLink Primer NFC/Bluetooth evaluation kits are available from IoTize distributors Digi-Key and Ahlers. Suggested Retail Price: $39.00 (shipping and handling not included). Free software downloads: Documents about debugging with TapNLink:
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