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35000+ Devices Supported |
| December 29, 2008 |
GALEP-5D now supports more than 35000 devices. |
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30000+ Devices Supported |
| October 28, 2008 |
GALEP-5 and GALEP-5D now support more than 30000 devices (not counted all devices with JTAG interfaces that are supported anyway through SVF or OpenOCD). Due to the upcoming Open Algo system, device implementation will be even faster in the future. |
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Russian GALEP Website |
| October 20, 2008 |
On common demand, we've now officially released a Russian language version under http://www.conitec.ru for supporting our users and resellers in Russia. |
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208 Pin Module |
| August 25, 2008 |
The new universal 208 Pin QFP Module is now available on the products page for programming devices with extremely high pin count, such as the Fujitsu MCUs 91F361 and 91F362. GALEP-5D is the only programmer on the market today that is able to program devices of this size with a single universal module! |
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GALEP's Future |
| July 17, 2008 |
A new Future section can be found on Conitec's website. It lists all devices, adapters and software features that are currently in development or planned for implementation into the GALEP device programmer series. All features listed will be available in free updates for all GALEP users. |
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GALEP-5D Modules available |
| May 25, 2008 |
A set of 16 new modules for GALEP-5D is now available on our products page. Together with the universal adapters of GALEP-5 almost all programmable device sockets are covered. |
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JTAG Debugger |
| April 5, 2008 |
The new JTAG debugger converts GALEP-5/5D into a powerful software development machine! All MCU devices that are supported by the OpenOCD (On Chip Debugging) software can now be debugged in system or directly in GALEP's programming socket. This way GALEP replaces emulator systems at a tenth the cost. |
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New Device Programmer Series |
| April 19, 2007 |
The new GALEP-5 device programmer series is now available! |
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ARM&EVA Linux Development System |
| March 25, 2006 |
ARM&EVA is the easiest way to build your own embedded Linux application - like a web server that allows controlling machinery via Internet - at an unbeatable low price! It consists of a matchbox-sized ARM9 based MCU module with sufficient computing power for any application, and the EVA development board that gives you a ready-to-run system. |
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Conitec gets bigger and better! |
| January 2, 2006 |
Well, at least our San Diego office. By January 6th we'll move from the cramped 4th Avenue place into a more spacious office in La Mesa. Our new address: Conitec Corporation, 5000 Thorne drive, Unit F, La Mesa, San Diego, CA 91941, (619)462-0515. |
