USBDM

USBDM is a suitable solution for debugging hardware interface, compatible with a large range of freescale microcontrollers.

The tool offers you the means to configure and monitor the port for TBDML, OSBDM and TBLCF combined codes, to various processors.

The supported appliances include RS08, HCS08, HC12, Coldfire V1-4 microcontrollers, MC56F800xx Digital Signal Controllers or Kinetis ARM-cortex.

The tool is divided into several components, each allowing you to deal with a specific controller. You may thus configure ARM, CFV1, HCS08, HCS12, JB12, JS16, MC56F, RS08 or S12Z servers and easily monitor them.

USBDM includes GDB server configuration panels for each supported type of processor, as well as Programmer tools, Bootloaders, plus a dedicated memory dump component.

Moreover, you can use the USBDM TCL Interpreter, a Command Line application designed to help you analyze USBDM Scripts with incorporated TCL.

The tool can display all the supported arguments as a list in Command Line, each function described in a few words.

The USBDM Memory Dump allows you to monitor one of the devices: ARM, CFVx, HCS08, HCS12 or RS08.

It can automatically detect the BDM device and allows you to set the desired VDD control type, as well as the communication speed. The results of the memory reading are displayed in the dedicated console.

The GDB server setup window allows you to select a suitable interface type, based on the detected device, as well as select the target device, security mode and debugging port.

You may also set certain BDM parameters, such as the duration of the power off, power on recover, reset or reset release operations. After launching the server, you can log all the activities in moderate or verbose modes.

The Flash Programmer functions allow you to work with a specific target, with the supported devices. You can set the Flash Image Buffer, Clock Trim and security mode.