
SEGGER Microcontroller Flasher ARM
SEGGER Flasher ARM is a programming tool for Arm® based microcontrollers System-on-Chips (SoCs), and external flashes (such as (Q)SPI) that are directly connected to a microcontroller. The Flasher ARM is easy to set up and use with SEGGER software tools. Since it can operate as a standalone programmer or be controlled via PC, Flasher ARM offers flexibility for production. In standalone mode, it supports remote control via USB, UART, Ethernet, a TTL trigger, or the push of a button.
Features
- Three boot modes: J-Link mode, stand-alone mode, MSD mode
- Stand-alone programmer (once set up, Flasher can be controlled without the use of PC program)
- Support for Arm7, Arm9, and Cortex-A|R|M
- Supports internal and external flash devices
- Serial in target programming supported
- Data files can be updated via mass storage when in MSD mode, or via J-Flash
- No power supply required, powered through USB
Specifications
- USB powered power supply
- USB 2.0, high-speed USB host interface
- RS232 host interface with 9-pin
- 20-pin target interface (various pin adapters available)
- 1.2V to 5V supported target voltage
- 5V target supply voltage
- 400mA (maximum) target supply current
- +5°C to +60°C operating temperature range
- 121mm x 66mm x 30mm dimension (without cables)
Published: 2011-08-08
| Updated: 2025-07-23