The universal flash programmer for huge images

Flasher PRO XL is the extra-large memory version of SEGGER’s universal flash programmer Flasher PRO, including all the same features plus the option of expandable memory.

The Flasher PRO XL is the extra-large memory version of SEGGER’s Flasher PRO. With all the same features of the Flasher PRO, the Flasher PRO XL expands upon the original’s 128 MB memory with 2 gigabytes—16 times as much internal flash memory. This memory can be used to store a variety of large program images. With its huge memory capacity, Flasher PRO XL can also program target systems running large footprint OSes such as Android, Linux, and Windows IoT.

Flasher PRO XL can be used in stand-alone or PC-based mode. It connects via USB, Ethernet or an RS232 interface. Like the Flasher PRO, the Flasher PRO XL supports a wide range of CPU cores and an even wider range of different devices from various vendors. Software and firmware updates are included. Similarly, use on all target devices currently supported, and on any that will be added, is also included.

The space-efficient programmer

Flasher Compact is the compact twin to the Flasher PRO, primarily designed for installation into production rigs or automated test equipment (ATE) where production space is limited.

Flasher Compact is an in-circuit flash programming tool, designed to program the internal and external memory of an MCU or SOC as well as program a (Q)SPI memory chip to which it is directly connected. Users control it in stand alone mode without the need of a PC program. Thanks to its compact nature and the mounting holes, integration into size-limited production setups is easier. Powered by USB, this stand-alone flash programmer has 128 MB of internal memory for storing firmware images and programming configurations. The built-in web server can be used to configure or setup the Flasher.

Flasher comes with the setup and control software for Windows, Linux and macOS.  Software and firmware updates are included. Similarly, all supported devices can be used without additional cost. Support for devices added in the future is also included.

The SEGGER Runtime Library

SEGGER's Runtime Library emRun is optimized for embedded systems.

• High performance, with time-critical routines written in assembly language
• Significant code size reduction
• Configurable for high speed or small size
• Includes SEGGER's optimized Floating-Point Library emFloat
• Designed for use with various toolchains
• EABI compatible functions
• Minimum RAM usage
• No heap requirements
• No viral licensing, no attribution clause

J-Trace PRO for RISC-V-based microcontrollers supports tracing on a wide range of RISC-V cores

High-volume gang programming at maximum speed

The Flasher Hub-12 controls multiple Flasher Compacts so that they program simultaneously. Up to 12 Flashers can be connected to create a single, powerful gang programmer for efficient high-speed parallel programming.

The Flasher Device Support Kit (DSK) enables silicon vendors and customers to add support for new devices on their own.

The J-Link Software Developer Kit (SDK) allows customers to integrate J-Link support into their own applications.

The J-Link Device Support Kit (DSK) enables silicon vendors and customers to add support for new devices on their own.

emCompress offers solutions to compress data for all kinds of embedded applications where size matters.

Reduced data size for storage and transfer is highly valuable in embedded systems. Reduced storage size minimizes the complexity and costs of systems by keeping memory requirements small. Reduced transfer size overcomes limitations of the bandwidth available to send and receive data.

Designed for embedded systems, emCompress can compress and decompress data even on smallest microcontrollers. emCompress is available in four editions, emCompress-PRO, emCompress-ToGo, emCompress-Embed, and emCompress-Flex that cover different compression applications. Each edition is optimized for its specific use to provide the most convenient way to compress and decompress data.

emCompress is written in well-commented ANSI C. It is independent of both compiler and target. In contrast to most compression libraries, it is not covered by an open source or required attribution license and can be integrated into any commercial or proprietary product, without the obligation to disclose the combined source.

emCompress: Editions

emCrypt is a secure and efficient implementation of essential cryptographic algorithms specifically designed for embedded systems.