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Config Tools for i.MX v13 Now Available
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Config Tools for i.MX v13 Now Available
Config Tools for i.MX v13 Now Available
We are pleased to announce that Config Tools for i.MX v13 are now available.
Downloads & links
- To download the installer for all platforms, please login to our download site via:
- Please refer to Documentation for installation and quick start guides.
- For further information about DDR config and validation, please go to this blog post.
Revision History
13.0
- Supported disable view content for specific NPI
- Product outgoing license changed to LA_OPT_NXP_Software_License
- DDR tool
- Support for iMX93
- Support for fw2022.01
- Support for LPDDR4x
- CA bus signals margin for LPDDR4 and LPDDR4x
- VrefCA optimizer
- Pins tool
- Support customized function name for de-initialization function
- Customization of the de-deinitialization function name
- Allow usage of the expansion board file referencing single-row Arduino header with Freedom and LPC headers that are compatible.
- Pins messages driven by functional properties and pin mode
- Show external signal tab by default
- Zephyr Pins configuration in Config Tools
- TEE
- Now supports i.MX RT1180 and i.MX 93 processor families
- Can optionally generate hardened code for the device (enabled by SDK).
- SAU, MPU, and Access Templates tabs have been moved to the top-level tab strip and are now MCU-wide
- XRDC memory regions now allow overlaps
- EAL configuration implemented for XRDC MRC
- "This domain only" filter option added for the Memory Attribution Map view; it is always on for the Access Overview view
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