ArteryTek develops AT32 32-bit microcontrollers, AT-START evaluation boards and programming tools to help engineers prototype and debug embedded applications.
ArteryTek, also known as Artery Technology, develops AT32 32-bit microcontrollers, AT-START evaluation boards and AT-Link programming and debugging tools for embedded development.
Find user manuals and setup guides covering power supplies, boot settings, jumpers, expansion connectors and onboard AT-Link-EZ debugging. Always match the documentation to your exact board and microcontroller model.
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Match the AT-START board model and AT32 microcontroller part number printed on your hardware to the manual. Jumper settings and connectors differ between boards.
Review the model-specific quick-start and power supply sections. Confirm jumper positions, the selected power input and permitted voltages before connecting power.
The listed AT-START boards include an onboard AT-Link-EZ programmer/debugger. Consult the board manual and AT-Link User Manual for connections, firmware updates and limitations.
Use the official ArteryTek support page or Contact Us page. Have your board model, microcontroller part number and toolchain details ready.
The supplied AT-START manuals list Arm Keil MDK-ARM and IAR EWARM. Consult the documentation for your exact board for setup instructions and compatibility details.