Macraigor Systems Announces Low-Cost Debug Interfaces for Freescale ColdFire and DSP Processors

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“The Freescale ColdFire architecture is designed to enable manufacturers of audio, video, graphics and communications products to meet and exceed users price/performance demands,” said Craig Haller, chief engineer at Macraigor Systems.Hardware debug devices are available with parallel, serial, USB or Ethernet connectivity to both Windows and Linux host machines.Macraigor Systems supports all major embedded microprocessor architectures, including AMD, ARM, CPU32/ColdFire, PowerPC, MIPS and the XScale microarchitecture.North American Sales Contact: Macraigor Systems LLC, PO Box 471008, Brookline Village, MA 02447-1008, Tel: 617-739-8693; Fax: 617-739-8694 Media Contact: Barbara Stewart Patterson & Associates 480-488-6909 Boston, MA, September 25, 2006 --( PR.com )-- Macraigor Systems LLC today announced availability of its usb2Sprite devices for Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.’s, ColdFire and DSP 56300 families of microprocessors.Macraigor has also committed to supporting future ColdFire and DSP 56300 family variants as they become available.In addition, Macraigor’s Flash Programmer has been updated to support the ColdFire family, providing in-circuit Flash Programming of both internal Flash and externally connected devices.“The Freescale ColdFire architecture is designed to enable manufacturers of audio, video, graphics and communications products to meet and exceed users price/performance demands,” said Craig Haller, chief engineer at Macraigor Systems.“The OCDemon technology is a proven on-chip debug solution that will help to accelerate our customers’ development of real-time processing applications,” he concluded.Advanced, Price-Sensitive Embedded Debug SolutionMacraigor’s debug solutions include a broad range of hardware interface devices and application programs.

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