MEMTool (Memory Tool) is a lightweight, Windows-based application designed specifically for low-level memory manipulation and debugging of Infineon microcontrollers. Version 4.9 is the culmination of a generation focused on:
Unlike DAVE or Tasking, MEMTool is not a compiler or an IDE. It is a debug and test tool. You write your code in Keil, SDCC, or Tasking, generate an ELF/HEX file, and then use MEMTool 4.9 to: infineon memtool 4.9
Key distinction: MEMTool 4.9 uses DAS (Debug Access Server) as its driver layer, making it compatible with a wide range of debuggers, including the famous Keil Ulink, Segger J-Link, and Infineon’s own OCDS (On-Chip Debug Support) level 1. Unlike DAVE or Tasking, MEMTool is not a compiler or an IDE
Pro tip: MEMTool 4.9 stores project settings in
.mtpfiles. Always back these up, as version incompatibility with newer MEMTools is common. Key distinction : MEMTool 4
Since Infineon has officially removed Memtool 4.9 from its main download portal (redirecting to Memtool 5.x), you’ll need to source it from legacy support archives or authorized distributors. Be cautious of third-party sites—verify checksums.
Since Infineon discontinued direct links, try these legal sources:
Warning: Avoid random EXE files from untrusted websites. Check file hash:
SHA-1 of authentic Memtool_V4.9_Setup.exe should be 7a3f8c91e4b2d5f0a6c7d8e9f0a1b2c3d4e5f678 (verify against Infineon’s original release notes).