MemX

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Menu Bar

Import and export Intel HEX files Access our detailed and visual help files Contact Microchip support

Tool Selector

Use this menu to toggle between different tools: Array Tools: edit and read the memory array in the device Status Register: read or change the various staus bits offered with each device Memory Partition Register: create ranges of various memory protection schemes (only offered with CS parts)

Array Tools

This tool allows you to quickly read, write and generate data for the memory array Simply click in the memory array and start typing to fill in data manually Click and drag on top of the memory array to select a range for reading or writing Generate data to fill the selected range by choosing the pattern of data (Sequential, Random or Fixed) then click "Fill Range")

Event Log

This area shows all events you have performed. Clear the log by clicking the "X" in the top right

Memory Array Viewer

This Memory Array Viewer visualizes the memory panel within the device. It also visualizes changes you have made to the data before writing to the array When Array Tools is the selected tool, you can make changes to the data freely The array is displayed in HEX format; individual addresses can be determined by reading the rows and columns Data is converted to ASCII or ISO-8859-1 to the right of the array and you can toggle between each The "GOTO" field in the top left allows you to type in and jump to an address

Manufacturer Identification

Easily view manufacturer information split out by field. Manufacturer information allows the host of the system, usually a microcontroller (MCU), to identify the memory device with a software command. This is only offered with certain devices

Device Parameters

View important data sheet specifications about the device in the socket without needing to open the data sheet

Frequency Slider

Quickly change the operating frequency of the device

Serial Number

View the device's serialization from the factory, if offered by the device. Built-in serialization allows tracking of individual products for the purposes of manufacturing, returns and other uses

SPI Mode

For SPI parts only, change SPI mode to Mode 0 or Mode 3

Manufacturer Identification

Voltage Slider

Quickly change the operating voltage of the device

PIN Manager

View the device's pinout; some pins are clickable Click the Write Protect (WP) pin to change the pin voltage (high or low) Click the address pin(s) (A0, A1 and/or A2) to change their voltages (high or low) to configure hardware addressing

For SPI parts only, change SPI mode to Mode 0 or Mode 3

Quickly change the operating voltage of the device

View the device's pinout; some pins are clickable
Click the Write Protect (WP) pin to change the pin voltage (high or low)
Click the address pin(s) (A0, A1 and/or A2) to change their voltages (high or low) to configure hardware addressing

View important data sheet specifications about the device in the socket without needing to open the data sheet

This Memory Array Viewer visualizes the memory panel within the device. It also visualizes changes you have made to the data before writing to the array

This area shows all events you have performed. Clear the log by clicking the "X" in the top right

This tool allows you to quickly read, write and generate data for the memory array

Use this menu to toggle between different tools:

Import and export Intel HEX files
Access our detailed and visual help files
Contact Microchip support

Quickly change the operating frequency of the device

View the device's serialization from the factory, if offered by the device. Built-in serialization allows tracking of individual products for the purposes of manufacturing, returns and other uses

Click each part of the image to explore

SPI Mode

Voltage Slider

PIN Manager

Manufacturer Identification

Device Parameters

Memory Array Viewer

Event Log

Array Tools

Tool Selector

Menu Bar

Frequency Slider

Serial Number