EM-X270 WinCE - Feed

8-Apr-2010 (Release: 1.01.2719)

Fixed RTC synchronization issue during Suspend/Resume cycles
Added support for the unique Bluetooth MAC address (burned during CompuLab production) for each EM-X270.
Added the new demo image versioning policy (1.01.SVN release)
Added the new Updater for the Eval Kit installation
Rebuilt with WinCE 6.0 R3 including the Silverlight support

Added support for the SDHC Memory Cards
Added support for the debug messages control via U-Boot environment
Added advanced functionality to the Image Updater, including batch script processing (xml based) and update of Nk.bin only
Changed the Demo Distribution binary format to NK.bin, in order to allow post processing of NK.bin by the customer
Fixed Image Updater NAND Flash recognition issues
Fixed Constant Voltage charging issues
Fixed internal RTC accuracy
Fixed GPS power up sequence for Rev 1.3 and higher

- Added support for Marvell 8686 SPI Wi-Fi

- Updated ComConfig control panel applet to support different Wi-Fi types (NXP BGW200 or Marvell GSPI8686)

- Added FMD support into EM-X270-Updater

- Added FMD support into bootloader – U-Boot/Eboot combination is used to boot/debug WinCE

Fixed rare 22 min system freezes
Fixed rare Software Reset freezes
Updated NAND Flash driver flush timings to improve stability
Updated battery driver for Constant Voltage charging functionality
Updated touch screen driver to use pen down interrupt generated by the codec (instead of polling)
Added GSM demo dialer application, in "Start >> Programs >> Demo Dialer"
Added GPRS demo dialer in "Start >> Settings >> Network and Dialup >> GPRS"
Added "wpower.exe" subproject utility for command line control of the wireless devices power state
Added automatic wireless devices power state preserving during reboot (with wpower.exe utility)
Added functionality for AutoLaunch subproject (mostly for internal BSP use)
Cleaned to pass Windows CE 6.0 CETK BSP certification

- WLAN does not load on startup by default

- Power on/off control for all wireless devices