Micro Digital Inc. is pleased to announce that smxWiFi, first released in June of 2008 has been upgraded to support 802.11n (high speed) and additional chips sets from Ralink. smxWiFi now provides support for USB WiFi dongles using the Ralink RT2500, 2573, and 2870 chipsets. In addition it now supports PCI bus WiFi cards using the Ralink RT2860 and 2870 chipsets.

Permits multiple logs to be recorded and read back, thus making it more like a conventional file system

Offers both a Blackfin device driver and a Blackfin host device driver

Portable USB stack on the eCos operating system

Micro Digital to provide SMX RTOS support for the new ColdFire MCF52259

MLC has many limitations and is more difficult to support than SLC, so many existing flash drivers cannot be upgraded to support it, but this was possible for smxNAND

Micro Digital ports GoFast floating point library to the CodeWarrior tool suite for the ColdFire processor family.

Floating point library ported to CodeWarrior for ColdFire processors

The GoFast floating point library has been ported to the CodeWarrior tool suite for the ColdFire processor family.

The GoFast floating point library has been ported to the CodeWarrior tool suite for the ColdFire processor family.

Easily add wireless connectivity to an embedded device by plugging in one of the many USB to WiFi adapters available on the market

Micro Digital is supporting the Atmel processors with the IAR Embedded Workbench®. The core of SMX RTOS is the smx real-time multitasking kernel. With the release is smxAware(tm) that extends the IAR debugger to display smx kernel objects, queues, and diagnostic information. Also included is smx Graphical Analysis Tool that displays task, ISR, and LSR timelines, processor usage, and task stack usage. The smxBSP(tm) for the Atmel processor family provides startup code and board support functions for smx and provides a UART driver for this family of processors. Other Micro Digital products will soon be available for these processors.