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Raisonance programmers, debuggers, C compilers support rapid easy creation of applications on microcontrollers that implement ARM Cortex-M, STM8, ST7, and CoolRISC (C816) architectures. Supported families of devices include the STMicroelectronics' STM32F7/F4/F3/F2/F1/L1/L0/Hx, STM8S/L/A, and ST7; the Silicon Laboratories EFM32, LPC devices from NXP-Freescale; as well as specialized low power devices from EM Microelectronics and Semtech.
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Try Wireless Debugging with Ride7 and TapNLink Primer!
Ride7 (v.7.70.19.0218) with RKit-ARM (1.72.19.0253) now offer unlimited debugging and programming of a range of Cortex M-based microcontrollers over a wireless channel.
It's Easy
The TapNLink Bluetooth module connects to your MCU's debug (a.k.a. SWD) port. Ride7 connects directly to TapNLink using your PC's Bluetooth peripheral. There are no licenses to activate, no complicated procedures. Just install the software and select your TapNLink module in Ride7. This video shows you how...
It's Inexpensive
The TapNLink Primers are available at IOTize and Ahlers Edv for only $39. The Ride and RKit-ARM software is free. There are no licenses to purchase. Just install it and connect.
Auto-App Generator Extends Range of Graphical Controls
Create your mobile HMI app in minutes with Ionic industry-standard solution for STM32, Arduino.
New Support Forum & Application Examples
Getting started with IoTize products and creating you first apps? The IoTize support forum provides rapid responses to your technical questions, as app examples that you can try yourself.
New STM8 Toolset
CES '2021
Join us online 11-14 January.
Learn how IoTize takes the challenges and risks out of creating mobile HMI for your heating and home appliances.
IoTize Wins NFC Innovation Award
TapNLink NFC 3-Stroke Configuration wins the 2020 NFC Forum Award for Innovation! Learn more about TapNLink and the NFC Awards...
Mitigate Virus Transmission with NFC
TapNLink with NFC eases mobile user interface development, replacing tactile controls such as keypads, screens, and buttons that are vectors of virus transmission...