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| ====== OpenBLT ====== | ====== OpenBLT ====== | ||
| - | With OpenBLT you can erase and write your microcontroller's memory through an on-chip communication interface (UART, CAN, USB etc.), without the need of specialized debugger hardware. Example applications are: | + | With OpenBLT you can make software updates through an on-chip communication interface (UART, CAN, USB etc.), without the need of specialized debugger hardware. Example applications are: |
| * __In-field reprogramming__. After your customer started using your microcontroller based product, it is always possible that a software update needs to be made. For example to enable new features or to resolve an existing problem. With OpenBLT you can easily reprogram the software program, even on location at the customer. | * __In-field reprogramming__. After your customer started using your microcontroller based product, it is always possible that a software update needs to be made. For example to enable new features or to resolve an existing problem. With OpenBLT you can easily reprogram the software program, even on location at the customer. | ||
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| * Full source code available. | * Full source code available. | ||
| * Supports common available communication interfaces such as UART, CAN and USB. | * Supports common available communication interfaces such as UART, CAN and USB. | ||
| + | * **NEW** Supports software updates from a locally attached storage such as an SD-card. | ||
| * Small ROM footprint. | * Small ROM footprint. | ||
| * Highly configurable. | * Highly configurable. | ||
