Adesto Technologies

• Adesto Techonologies memory must be connected to MCU via a working serial peripheral interface (QSPI, SPI, etc.).  The MCU is used as a proxy for programming.
• Up to 1 MBytes/s programming (up to 20MHz JTAG/SWD, peripheral interface clock configurable dependent on target MCU).
• I/O port configuration utility provided in GUI. Allows interactive configuration of MCU peripheral interface pins to memory.
• I/O port configuration can also be saved in configuration file and used in DLL, or shared library.
• Supports JTAG, cJTAG, and SWD communication (this is dependent on target MCU).
• Supports QSPI, SPI programming (multiple ports and modules dependent on target MCU).  OCTOSPI support coming soon.

Standard XStreamPro-Iso features apply:

• Ethernet and USB connectivity.   
  
• Up to 64 programmers can be connected over USB to one PC.
• Windows(TM) XP, 7, 8, 10, and Debian Linux support for x86_64(amd64) and armhf architectures. Runs on Raspberry Pi and Orange Pi One.
• Easy to use GUI allows the user to configure all necessary options with ease (Windows only).
• Extensive Memory options including select erase, program, verify. Select flash data can be retained across programming sequences.
• Supports full/segment erase, blank check, write and verify of code using one Auto Program function or separate functions for easy customization.
• Power Consumption monitor feature: Deep sleep current measurement sensitivity to 50nA on XStreamPro-Iso adapters.   

• Shared library and Command-Line support (Debian Linux).
• DLL and Command-Line support (Windows).
• C++ and C# code examples provided.
• FCC and CE certified.
• Software Features and Details Page

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