| New from NetBurner, the Eclipse Ethernet Development Kit comprises a complete set of powerful developer hardware, software and tools that enable rapid development of embedded network-enabled products. The US $99 development kit includes: the NetBurner Mod5270 core module and development board, Eclipse IDE, uC/OS RTOS, TCP/IP stack, web server, C/C++ compiler and linker, Flash file system and deployment tools. NetBurner created this full featured embedded network development platform for the demanding professional design engineer, yet also targeted the low price point required by hobbyists and students. This network development kit contains all the hardware, software, and tools you need to start writing application code for your product or idea immediately. All components are integrated and ready to run so no time is wasted configuring individual components. This kit includes NetBurner's Eclipse integrated development environment delivering time saving features such as single click compile and load capability, intelligent code completion, and integrated graphical debugger. This enables developers to interact with external devices by writing code in ANSI C/C++ within the Eclipse environment, and compile and load it into a NetBurner Ethernet core module in seconds. Providing the latest in high-performance connectivity options, the included NetBurner Mod5270 module includes 10/100 Ethernet, 47 digital I/O, three UARTs, I2C, SPI, four channel DMA, and 16bit external databus. The core module features a 32bit 147MHz Freescale ColdFire processor with 512Kbit Flash memory, 2Mbyte external SDRAM, four 32bit timers, watchdog, chip selects, interrupts, and four programmable interrupt timers. NetBurner development kits continue to lead the industry with the most innovative and comprehensive suite of software for editing, compiling, linking, and loading applications into NetBurner embedded network hardware; fuelling the creation of cutting edge network-aware products. The NNDK-MOD5270LC-KIT costs US $99 and can be purchased through the NetBurner online store. |
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