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                         Specification 
                          overview   
                          (user guide here): 
                        
                          - 1 MB external SRAM.
 
                          - 256 
                            KB external Flash.
 
                          - Two 
                            RS-232 connectors.
 
                          - USB 
                            connector.
 
                         
                        Notes: 
                        
                          - EMUL-ARM 
                            is compatible with ARM SDK 2.50 evaluation that comes 
                            with the board.
 
                          - However, 
                            ARM SDK 2.50 is not compatible with Windows 2000 and 
                            newer. Please ask for SDK 2.51 if you are interested 
                            in the SDK.
 
                         
                          
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                  Unless 
                    specifically interested in the USB capabilities of the ML671000, 
                    we recommend using device and board from the ML674K or ML675K 
                    series. 
                  The 
                    ML671000 CPU board (made by Oki) is for use in debugging embedded 
                    user application systems to run on the ML671000, Oki Electric's 
                    high-performance 32-bit single-chip microcontroller. The complete 
                    debugging environment includes the ARM Software Development 
                    Toolkit (SDT2.50) from ARM Limited, the Oki Electric ARM Debug 
                    Interface (ADI) board, and Multi-ICE from ARM Limited. In 
                    addition to the CPU (ML671000), the board replaces the internal 
                    program ROM with rewritable emulation memory (RAM) and Flash 
                    memory, allowing the developer to debug without the target 
                    memory connected. A built-in debugging monitor permits debugging 
                    from a personal computer host. 
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