Expliot-NANO is a compact hacker friendly multi-purpose, multi-protocol hardware tool mainly used to debug and program microcontrollers/processors and flash chips.

Expliot-NANO can be configured to support hardware protocols including, UART, I2C, SPI, ARM SWD and JTAG. Even though it runs on 3.3V, all I/O pins are 5V tolerant.

Features

•    USB 2.0 High Speed interface
•    Memory - onboard 2 kb EEPROM
•    Supports USB-TTL mode (virtual com interface)
•    Supports read, write and erasing flash chips (BIOS, firmware..)
•    Supports read, write and erasing I2C and SPI EEPROMs
•    Standard JTAG debug interface as well as ARM SWD debug interface
•    GDB Debugging support
•    Can be used with any openOCD supported processors/controllers
•    Open software -

Supported by OpenOCD on-chip debugger (open source)

Supported by Expliot - Internet of Things Exploitation framework (open source)

•    Power -

Host computer power-up the board, no external power supply required

•    Compact size 60mm x 20mm
•    Package contains - Expliot-NANO, pinout document

Documentation

• Expliot NANO pinout [PDF]

Support software

• Expliot framework
• openOCD