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Hello Sabatino, as far as I understand your problem the fastest way to do this is by going to "Tools->Options" in tab "Privacy" click on "Private Data->Settings" and select the cleaning options to your needs. Then you can delete your saved passwords by using [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[DEL] .

Which browser do you use ? Have you made some settings other than default ? I am using Firefox and everything seems to be working.

Hello Ram Prakash, emWin is written in ANSI-C, so it should be compileable in any C compiler and IDE. --Xcelsior

Quote from elcielo: “Can I working SAM-ICE & STR912 ? plz help me.” Although SEGGER J-Link and ATMEL SAM-ICE can both be used with the same software, the SAM-ICE is locked to ATMEL SAM MCUs only. To work with an STR912 you will need a J-Link.

If I get the point you are trying to connect the GDB with the J-Link TCP/IP Server. THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE! The GDB does not understand the J-Link TCP/IP Protocol used by the J-Link TCP/IP Server. Therefore the GDBServer is used, which uses the GDB Protocol. For example, the J-Link TCP/IP Protocol is supported by the IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM. The GDBServer is intended to be used with GDB only. The J-Link TCP/IP Server can be used with any debugger that supports the J-Link TCP/IP Protocol but…

Hi, you could try to simply terminate the task and create the same again. This would be the same as a reset. Regards, Xcelsior

Hi, Each emWin library is compiled for one specific LCD controller or at least a group of LCD controllers like mentioned in the emWin User's Manual. GUI_Init() will overwrite your settings with settings that are believed to be best for the controller it was compiled for. Greetings

In fact the SAM-ICE is cheaper than a J-Link because it is limited to SAM microcontrollers. If you can get a compiler with 64k code limitation and you don't need more than 64k this is perfect for you. If you need more than 64k you will need to buy the full featured version of the compiler. The same goes for the SAM-ICE and J-Link. Greets, Xcelsior

Hello dean, The steps needed to use multiple J-Links with one PC are described in the J-Link / J-Trace user guide in chapter 4.4 "Connecting multiple J-Links / J-Traces to your PC". However you will need a V5 J-Link for this to work! These are the steps you need to do in short: 1. Connect the J-Link you wish to be the second one (do not connect the first J-Link at the same time) 2. Start JLink.exe 3. Type: usbaddr = 1 This will make your J-Link the second J-Link device. First one has the number …