Launch Memory Xplorer
Last modified by Microchip on 2024/03/28 12:42
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How to Launch Microchip's Memory Xplorer
Install and double-click on the Memory Xplorer application icon on the desktop:
Or Windows Start Menu > Memory Xplorer (folder) > Memory Xplorer (application):
After Memory Xplorer opens, you'll see the Editor Panel (Home Page).
Editor Panel (Home Screen) Overview
The Editor Panel provides helpful information even before a device is attached.
Pulldown Menus
- File > Exit
- Closes Memory Xplorer application and associated windows, e.g., Embedded User Guide.
- Tools > Firmware Reload
- Launches Firmware Update Wizard to update USB Base Board firmware update process for latest device support.
- Help > User Guide
- Launches a new window for the embedded Memory Xplorer User Guide.
- Help > Contact Support
- Launches a browser window to Microchip Support with links to design and technical support, quality and reliability information, product change notifications and more.
- Help > About
- Displays current Memory Xplorer version, date and release notes.
Select a Device Panel
- Lists the serial EEPROM devices and their attributes supported by the current version of Memory Xplorer. This list can be filtered by protocol and/or density using the respective pulldown menus. The Select a Device pane includes:
- Part Name
- Protocol
- Density
- Special features (if the device supports them)
Product Page Link
The Product Page link takes you to the product page of the selected serial EEPROM device.
User Guide Link
The User Guide link launches the online user guide.
Event Log Window
At this point, the event log will show that an evaluation kit is not currently connected.
What's Next?
Now Memory Xplorer is launched, you can set up the hardware. See the "Memory Xplorer Evaluation Kit Setup" page for this procedure.
Learn More
- Memory Xplorer Embedded Memory Evaluation Platform
- Evaluation kits
- SPI Introduction
- I2C Bus Introduction
- What is Single Wire Interface (SWI) protocol?
- UID (Unique ID)
- MAC (Media Access Control) addresses
- EEPROM Endurance Tutorial (AN1019)
- Find Product Samples
- Serial EEPROM page
- Microchip Purchasing and Client Services
- Intel HEX File Format