description of the EMIT architecture.2.Step-by-step tutorials on how to use the reference boardand easily create user interfaces.3.Start-to-finish development process guidelines.4.Development procedures for the different user interfaceoptions.5.Programming instructions and examples on integratingemMicro with your device.6.Reference details on EMIT components and utilities.Micro C CodeSource code foremMICRO to beembedded indeveloper's devicesPorted support forgeneric 8051Standard emWare SDK applicationMicro Assembly CodeMicrocontrollerassembly sourcecode for emMICROsupporting generic8051LINK-51 applicationsStandard emWare SDK applicationObjects (Trial Version)Allows users toeasily create GUIapplications usingpre-designed objectsJava Bean compliantSwitches, knobs, sliders, displays, graphsEMIT Access LibraryDeveloper toolkit forcreating custom interfaces to access and control devicesC SimulatorsC applications (with source code) that simulate EMIT enabled devices emWARE Provided Code/Hard FeaturesDevice Application ToolsemMicro device object serverAssembly source code - 8051C source code - 8051emPackage data table creation utilityemMonitor and emUtilities device debugging toolsemGateway device network connectivity softwareFive device connections per emGateway host20 simultaneous client connections per emGateway host (local connection only)User Interface ToolsemObjects JavaBeans compliant interface objects (trial version)EMIT Access Library client application toolkitC simulators of EMIT-enabled devices Web browser graphical user interfaceThird-Party Development ToolsSymantec Visual Caf3.0 interface design program (30-day evaluation)8051 Shareware AssemblerLINK-5151LPC Evaluation Kit LINK-51For more information, contact your Philips Semiconductors distributor or www.semiconductors.philips.com North AmericaEurope AsiaJapan/KoreaTel: 1 800 234-7381 Fax: +31 10 2843181Fax: 886 2 2134-2941Fax: +81-3-3740-5057Internet: Internet (in Japanese):www.semiconductors.philips.comwww.p 51LPC Evaluation Kit LINK-51The Philips L