Keil RealView Microcontroller Development Kit & RealView Real-Time Library v.4.1

The software development RealView Microcontroller Development Kit (MDK ARM) combines the company Keil compiler C / C + + ARM RealView IDE and Keil uVision.

Year: 2010
Version: 4.10
Developer: Keil ?, an ARM ® Company
Platform: Windows
Compatibility with Vista: Yes (set to Win7 x64 Ultimate build 7600 - no problems)
Medician: Yes

This product gives developers a multifunctional development environment optimized to work with a broad line of microcontrollers based on the core ARM. MDK ARM provides device support, based on the ARM7, ARM9 and Cortex M3 manufacturers such as Analog Devices, Atmel, Freescale, Luminary, OKI, NXP, Samsung, Sharp, STMicroelectronics and TI. Using the MDK ARM reduces the design cycle and significantly reduce time-to-market. MDK ARM - the ideal tool for standardized industrial projects with a developed system debugging and support for real-time.

Library RL ARM - RealView ® RealTime Library
? RTX Real Time Kernel - a full-featured operating system real-time RTX Keil, which manages the CPU time semaphores (resource allocation), events (for task synchronization), and mailboxes (for communication between tasks). RTX is easily configured using the configuration file.
? TCP / IP Networking Suite - a communication module based on the stack TCP / IP, specially adapted for embedded applications. It includes TCP and UDP-sockets, PPP and SLIP interfaces, DNS, Telnet, TFTP, SMTP, built-in Web server and CGI with password protection. The stack works with Ethernet, and serial (modem). Configured examples are intended to work on a few standard demonstration boards.
? Flash File System - a system that allows you to save files in Flash, ROM or RAM. This is useful in decisions that require a large amount of memory for data storage or systems with internet interfaces, HTTP or FTP.
? USB Device Interface - drivers for USB, which allows you to connect standard devices such as HID or Mass Storage.
? CAN Interface - in RTX Keil library includes CAN, which provide a powerful and simple interface for different controllers CAN.

Library RL-ARM is designed for typical problems that confront the developer, and allows you to:
? manage multiple tasks on one CPU;
? control the timing of the task;
? communicate and configure the interaction between different programs in the system;
? Provide access to the Internet via Ethernet or serial connection (modem);
? Implement a built-in web server which includes CGI-scripts;
? Implement a E-mail via Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).

Changes in RV MDK ARM 4.10 compared with 4.03a

[ARM Processor Support]
MDK now includes the RealView Compilation Tools version 4.0.0.728 with Cortex-M4 and Cortex-R4 support.
[ARM Processor Support]
Added: simulation for Cortex-M4 Processor core including DSP and FPU extensions.
[New Device Support]
NXP LPC1759, and LPC1769 devices.
[Device Simulation]
Simulation support added for NXP LPC11xx, LPC13xx, and LPC17xx series.
[Checksum Utility]
Added: ELFDWT utility creates boot checksum for NXP LPC11xx, LPC13xx, and LPC17xx device series. Usage is:
C: \ Keil \ ARM \ BIN \ ELFDWT elf_file.AXF
The checksum creation can be automated in µVision by entering in the dialog Project - Options for Target - User, Run User Programs After Build / Rebuild, Run # 1:
$ K \ ARM \ BIN \ ELFDWT.EXE # L
When this command is enabled µVision calls the ELFDWT utility and the required checksum gets inserted into the AXF linker output file. Note that this process is not needed when programs are downloaded using ULINK. ULINK automatically adds the checksum during Flash programming.
[Target Debugging]
Updated: support for ST-Link USB-JTAG debugger. The STLinkIIIUSBDriver.dll debug driver has been replaced by STLinkUSBDriver.dll in folder .. \ ARM \ STLink \. The flash file loader stm32f10xLoader.bin for STM32F10x devices has been added in folder .. \ ARM \ STLink \
[Target Debugging]
Updated: Luminary lmidk-agdi.dll to version 37.0.0.0.
[Target Debugging]
Updated: Segger's J-Link driver for ARM devices to version 4.11.9.0 that solves problems with Micrium µC / evaluation STM32FF-107 board.
[Target Debugging]
Added: support for Cortex-M0 devices when Segger's J-Link and J-Trace debugger is used.
[Board Support]
Added: USBHID and USBMem examples for Atmel's ATSAM3S device in folder .. \ ARM \ Boards \ Atmel \ ATSAM3S-EK \.
[Board Support]
Added: Blinky, BlinkyCAN, LCD_BLinky, RTX_Blinky, USBHID, and USBMem examples for NXP's LPC2929 device in folder .. \ ARM \ Boards \ Keil \ MCB2929 \.

The changes in the RL-ARM 4.10 compared with 4.05

[RTX - Problems Solved]
Corrected: potential wrong return value of os_mbx_send () function in Cortex-M library.
[TCPnet - Enhancements]
Added: support for Cortex-M1 devices. Free TCP_CM1.lib and debug TCPD_CM1.lib library have been added.
Added: a SNMP Agent implementation and SNMP_demo example for various evaluation boards. SNMP version 1 with trap messages is supported.
Added: a Gratuitous ARP implementation. If this feature is enabled, the embedded host broadcasts an ARP notification at startup or if local IP address changed.
Added: a new file type php-script, file extension php [text / html] to the Web server.
[TCPnet - Problems Solved]
Added: MSS option (maximum segment size) to SYN packet for outgoing TCP connections. Because this option was missing, PC used reduced segment size of 536 bytes in communication.
Corrected: auto disconnect problem in FTP Server during large file transfer.
Corrected: a problem in WEB Server. It failed to load pages from SPI or parallel flash.
Corrected: a Null Modem driver problem. It failed to connect in client mode, if connect request was issued delayed from application reset.
Corrected: a problem in PPP module which sometimes fails to connect.
[FlashFS - Enhancements]
Added: Support for SDHC Cards.
[CAN - Problems Solved]
Corrected: function CAN_set now returns error code.
[FCARM - Enhancements]
Added: a simple compression for Cascading Style Sheet files.
Improved: compression ratio for Java Script files.
[FCARM - Problems Solved]
Corrected: a problem in Java and CGI script compression.

Install crack:
In Keil:
1. File-> License Management, copy the contents of the CID
2. Run the crack, choose what generic license Target-> ARM, Prof.Devkit / RealView MDK
In the CID insert that copied in Keil
Click Generate
3. Copy the licensed paste in Keil in the field of New License ID Code (LIC), click Add LIC
4. Repeat pp.2-3 for all the required products
5. Glad result

Download:

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Keil RealView Microcontroller Development Kit & RealView Real-Time Library v.4.10

The software development RealView Microcontroller Development Kit (MDK ARM) combines the company Keil compiler C / C + + ARM RealView IDE and Keil uVision.

Year: 2010
Version: 4.10
Developer: Keil ™, an ARM ® Company
Platform: Windows
Compatibility with Vista: Yes (set to Win7 x64 Ultimate build 7600 - no problems)
Medician: Yes

This product gives developers a multifunctional development environment optimized to work with a broad line of microcontrollers based on the core ARM. MDK ARM provides device support, based on the ARM7, ARM9 and Cortex M3 manufacturers such as Analog Devices, Atmel, Freescale, Luminary, OKI, NXP, Samsung, Sharp, STMicroelectronics and TI. Using the MDK ARM reduces the design cycle and significantly reduce time-to-market. MDK ARM - the ideal tool for standardized industrial projects with a developed system debugging and support for real-time.

Library RL ARM - RealView ® RealTime Library
• RTX Real Time Kernel - a full-featured operating system real-time RTX Keil, which manages the CPU time semaphores (resource allocation), events (for task synchronization), and mailboxes (for communication between tasks). RTX is easily configured using the configuration file.
• TCP / IP Networking Suite - a communication module based on the stack TCP / IP, specially adapted for embedded applications. It includes TCP and UDP-sockets, PPP and SLIP interfaces, DNS, Telnet, TFTP, SMTP, built-in Web server and CGI with password protection. The stack works with Ethernet, and serial (modem). Configured examples are intended to work on a few standard demonstration boards.
• Flash File System - a system that allows you to save files in Flash, ROM or RAM. This is useful in decisions that require a large amount of memory for data storage or systems with internet interfaces, HTTP or FTP.
• USB Device Interface - drivers for USB, which allows you to connect standard devices such as HID or Mass Storage.
• CAN Interface - in RTX Keil library includes CAN, which provide a powerful and simple interface for different controllers CAN.

Library RL-ARM is designed for typical problems that confront the developer, and allows you to:
• manage multiple tasks on one CPU;
• control the timing of the task;
• communicate and configure the interaction between different programs in the system;
• Provide access to the Internet via Ethernet or serial connection (modem);
• Implement a built-in web server which includes CGI-scripts;
• Implement a E-mail via Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).

Changes in RV MDK ARM 4.10 compared with 4.03a

[ARM Processor Support]
MDK now includes the RealView Compilation Tools version 4.0.0.728 with Cortex-M4 and Cortex-R4 support.
[ARM Processor Support]
Added: simulation for Cortex-M4 Processor core including DSP and FPU extensions.
[New Device Support]
NXP LPC1759, and LPC1769 devices.
[Device Simulation]
Simulation support added for NXP LPC11xx, LPC13xx, and LPC17xx series.
[Checksum Utility]
Added: ELFDWT utility creates boot checksum for NXP LPC11xx, LPC13xx, and LPC17xx device series. Usage is:
C: \ Keil \ ARM \ BIN \ ELFDWT elf_file.AXF
The checksum creation can be automated in µVision by entering in the dialog Project - Options for Target - User, Run User Programs After Build / Rebuild, Run # 1:
$ K \ ARM \ BIN \ ELFDWT.EXE # L
When this command is enabled µVision calls the ELFDWT utility and the required checksum gets inserted into the AXF linker output file. Note that this process is not needed when programs are downloaded using ULINK. ULINK automatically adds the checksum during Flash programming.
[Target Debugging]
Updated: support for ST-Link USB-JTAG debugger. The STLinkIIIUSBDriver.dll debug driver has been replaced by STLinkUSBDriver.dll in folder .. \ ARM \ STLink \. The flash file loader stm32f10xLoader.bin for STM32F10x devices has been added in folder .. \ ARM \ STLink \
[Target Debugging]
Updated: Luminary lmidk-agdi.dll to version 37.0.0.0.
[Target Debugging]
Updated: Segger's J-Link driver for ARM devices to version 4.11.9.0 that solves problems with Micrium µC / evaluation STM32FF-107 board.
[Target Debugging]
Added: support for Cortex-M0 devices when Segger's J-Link and J-Trace debugger is used.
[Board Support]
Added: USBHID and USBMem examples for Atmel's ATSAM3S device in folder .. \ ARM \ Boards \ Atmel \ ATSAM3S-EK \.
[Board Support]
Added: Blinky, BlinkyCAN, LCD_BLinky, RTX_Blinky, USBHID, and USBMem examples for NXP's LPC2929 device in folder .. \ ARM \ Boards \ Keil \ MCB2929 \.

The changes in the RL-ARM 4.10 compared with 4.05

[RTX - Problems Solved]
Corrected: potential wrong return value of os_mbx_send () function in Cortex-M library.
[TCPnet - Enhancements]
Added: support for Cortex-M1 devices. Free TCP_CM1.lib and debug TCPD_CM1.lib library have been added.
Added: a SNMP Agent implementation and SNMP_demo example for various evaluation boards. SNMP version 1 with trap messages is supported.
Added: a Gratuitous ARP implementation. If this feature is enabled, the embedded host broadcasts an ARP notification at startup or if local IP address changed.
Added: a new file type php-script, file extension php [text / html] to the Web server.
[TCPnet - Problems Solved]
Added: MSS option (maximum segment size) to SYN packet for outgoing TCP connections. Because this option was missing, PC used reduced segment size of 536 bytes in communication.
Corrected: auto disconnect problem in FTP Server during large file transfer.
Corrected: a problem in WEB Server. It failed to load pages from SPI or parallel flash.
Corrected: a Null Modem driver problem. It failed to connect in client mode, if connect request was issued delayed from application reset.
Corrected: a problem in PPP module which sometimes fails to connect.
[FlashFS - Enhancements]
Added: Support for SDHC Cards.
[CAN - Problems Solved]
Corrected: function CAN_set now returns error code.
[FCARM - Enhancements]
Added: a simple compression for Cascading Style Sheet files.
Improved: compression ratio for Java Script files.
[FCARM - Problems Solved]
Corrected: a problem in Java and CGI script compression.

Install crack:
In Keil:
1. File-> License Management, copy the contents of the CID
2. Run the crack, choose what generic license Target-> ARM, Prof.Devkit / RealView MDK
In the CID insert that copied in Keil
Click Generate
3. Copy the licensed paste in Keil in the field of New License ID Code (LIC), click Add LIC
4. Repeat pp.2-3 for all the required products
5. Glad result



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Keil C51 v.9.01 Compiler + uVision 4 IDE

Complete Keil IDE for development of embedded apps with 8051 (and derivates) microcontroller in C and/or assembly.

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DownStream Blueprint-PCB v2.2.0.486 with CAM v.10.2.0 | 223 MB

DownStream Blueprint-PCB v2.2.0.486 with CAM v.10.2.0 | 223 MB

Automate the PCB documentation process, while increasing detail, streamlining distribution, and easing the entire process...
BluePrint 2.0 and CAM350 10.0 completes a strategic milestone in DownStream’s product development lifecycle as CAM350 will integrate with Blueprint’s document authoring tool to create a synergistic solution for all PCB post-processing.

This sets the stage for a process by which the user can utilize CAM350 and BluePrint together to create and distribute all the deliverables required for a complete PCB fabrication and assembly release package in one single electronic file.

The electronic release package can then be used to distribute, view and extract documents, Gerber files, NC Drill/Mill data and panel designs for the manufacturing process.

BluePrint 2.0 includes new functionality and enhancements, including:
* Panel Document Module - A new module for creating panels and panel documents has been added. Users can define panels using existing or new templates, step and repeat the design automatically, add fiducials, and pinning holes, then drag and drop onto a panel drawing for dimensioning and documentation.

* Flip Panel - Allows the user to select boards in the panel and flip them so that the top side of half of the boards and the bottom side of half will be side by side in the panel.

* Universal Release Package Navigator - A new Release Package Navigator allows BluePrint users (and/or CAM350 users) to create and store all CAM350 and BluePrint outputs in a single electronic file. Users can now view and insert various documents, and files into the release package such as PDF, Gerber, NC, DXF, and BluePrint native files and the imported PCB database. When sent to a manufacturer, these files can then be viewed, and or extracted depending upon the file type so that all the contents of a PCB assembly can be stored in a single electronic file and shared as needed by down stream processes.

* CAM350 Embedding - BluePrint is now integrated with CAM350 so that data created or imported by either product can be used and shared with the other application.

* Usability Updates – A number of usability enhancements have been added to streamline BluePrint’s user interface as well as expedite access to frequently accessed dialog box commands including:

- New toolbars and context menus for reference designators, components and callouts
- New Component fill and fill-style commands for PCB views, variants and process steps
- New Noteblock line spacing and starting number controls
- New Insert Time and Date command
- Ability to select parts for process step using any attribute
- Automatically generate a Parts List from any PCB View
- Reference designators follow any angle component rotation
- Assembly Variant displays now support components with fill patterns and outline patterns
- New coordinate toolbar for location feedback during graphic editing

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* Drag and drop automatic formatting of PCB views
* Imports DXF files for dragging and dropping mechanical hardware
* Gerber files can be imported and used on drawing sheets to document PCB artwork layers
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* Built in word processing with spell check
* Intelligent note blocks on multiple pages
* Hyperlink between notes, callouts, and details
* Automatic drill chart creation
* Support for drill tolerances
* Automatic layer stack up detail creation
* Unlimited PCB views on single sheet (top side, bottom side, inner layers)
* View assembly variances on Assembly drawing
* Fast and easy assembly reference designation placement
* Support for mechanical components in BOM
* No hiding and displaying of layers to produce documentation
* Real time viewing of PCB documentation (no output required)
* Compress drawings and files with an integrated viewer for sharing
* Import parts lists from Enterprise systems via CSV and ODBC formats
* Customize templates and automation to integrate with specific standards
* Export to HTML for web viewing
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At least 1GB of memory (or 2GB’s if importing CAD design files greater then 20MB’s in size)
At least 200 MBs of disk space available
Allegro ODB++, Altium Designer ODB++, Boardstation ODB++, CADstar ODB++, Expedition ODB++, OrCAD ODB++, PADS ASCII, and Visula ODB++ design databases
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