Release Notes for MCUXpresso Secure Provisioning Tool
Version: 26.03
Date: March-2026
Overview
Secure Provisioning Tool (SEC) is a graphical user interface (GUI) tool that covers the secure boot process and trust provisioning capabilities, primarily aimed at microcontroller customers. It provides a unified GUI front-end over SPSDK command-line tools. The tool is designed to help users to prepare complex security configuration easily, while keeping the possibility to customize the generated scripts.
For more visit: https://nxp.com/sec
Supported processors
i.MX RT1xxx processors:
RT101x, RT102x, RT104x, RT1050, RT106x
RT116x, RT117x, RT118x
i.MX RT5xxS/6xxS/7xxS processors
Kinetis W processors:
K32W148, KW45B41Zx, KW47B42Zxx, KW47Z420xx, KW45Z410xx
LPC processors:
LPC55S6x, LPC55S3x, LPC55S2x, LPC55S1x, and LPC55S0x
LPC553x, LPC552x, LPC551x, and LPC550x
LPC865
NHS52S04
MC56F816xx/7xx/8xx processors
MCX processors:
MCXA13x, MCXA14x, MCXA15x, MCXA17x, MCXA18x, MCXA25x, MCXA26x, MCXA34x, MCXA35x, MCXA36x
MCXA28x, MCXA45x, MCXA53x, MCXA55x, MCXA56x, MCXA57x
MCXCx4x
MCXE24x, MCXE31x
MCXL25x
MCXN23x, MCXN24x, MCXN52x, MCXN53x, MCXN54x, MCXN94x
MCXN55xS
MCXW23x, MCXW716x, MCXW727x
MWCT2x12/D2 processors
RW61x processors
i.MX 9x processors:
MIMX9352
MIMX9596
Features
Conversion of ELF executables, SREC, HEX, and raw binaries into bootable image files
Credentials (keys, signatures, and certificates) generation and management associated with signed/encrypted images
Target device connection via UART, USB-HID, SPI, and I2C
Writing FlexSPI NOR, FlexSPI NAND, SEMC NAND, eMMC or SD card boot devices including configuration of the boot device parameters
Use of DCD/XMCD configuration for SDRAM images bootup
Programming customizable eFuses and/or protected flash regions per image and use case requirements
Optional batch scripts generation for later use without the GUI
Streamlined operation for general users
Manufacturing Tool with support of parallel execution
Trust provisioning and device HSM provisioning for selected processors
Flash programming GUI Tool
Debug authentication
SB editor Tool including support of device HSM SB files
Support of MCUboot secondary bootloader
Detailed supported features for each processor listed in the user guide
Available for Windows, Linux, and macOS
System requirements
One of the following Host Operating systems:
Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 11 (64-bit)
macOS 14 Sonoma (Intel x86_64 or Aarch64)
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS 64-bit, with “OpenSSL 1.1.1f 31 Mar 2020”; GNOME is recommended
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS 64-bit, with GNOME and OpenSSL 3.0.13 30 Jan 2024; GNOME is recommended
4 GB of RAM or more
Minimum display with resolution:
Windows: 1280 x 720 with 100% scale; higher resolution can be used with higher scale (for example, 1920 x 1080 with 150% scale)
Linux: 1366 x 768
P&E Micro debug probe users: install drivers from the P&E web site or install MCUXpresso IDE
P&E Micro does not support macOS Aarch64
Lauterbach debug probe users: install Lauterbach from the Lauterbach web site and configure access over the network in config.t32
MCU-Link or LPC-Link debug probe users: install drivers from the NXP web site (for relevant links, refer to Secure Provisioning Tool User Guide document MCUXSPTUG)
Known issues and limitations
See chapter Troubleshooting in Secure Provisioning Tool User Guide document MCUXSPTUG.
What is new
This chapter provides details about the changes for each released version of the tool.
Version 26.03, March-2026
Added support for MCXA28x/45x/53x/55x/56x/57x processors, unsigned boot mode only
Added support for MCXA185/186/355/356 and MCXW235 processors variants
Added support for lifecycle, debug password, dual‑boot features and SMR advanced boot mode for MCXE31x
Added signature provider support for i.MX RT1xxx
Enabled SPI and I2C on MCXA132/133
i.MX RT7xx: Added reset application into device HSM; Updated fuse definitions
MIMX9596: added signed‑image and fuse support; added FRDM‑IMX95 board
MIMXRT118x: added SPARSE boot image format
Added an option to lock generated files for customization
SB editor now displays the corresponding build command
MCXN: CFPA version auto‑increment enabled by default
CLI: added EdgeLock 2GO configuration support
Firmware updates:
RT5xx/6xx: HSM provisioning firmware moved to public release
KW EdgeLock 2GO provisioning firmware updated and moved to public release
MCXN EdgeLock 2GO provisioning firmware updated in restricted data, added support for MCXN235 processors
RW61x EdgeLock 2GO provisioning firmware updated
Fixes:
All SB files for MCXN processors now provision the CFPA page
Corrected firmware version for MCXN556
Integrated NXP Secure Provisioning SDK 3.7.1
Version 25.12, Dec-2025
Added support for new processors:
MCXN55xS processors with the dual-key scheme: ECC + PQC
MCXE31x processors: MCXE315, MCXE316, MCXE317, MCXE31B - unsigned and authenticated basic boot types, without life-cycle advancement
Additional MCXNxxx processors: MCXN53x, MCXN52x, MCXN24x
Additional MCXAxxx processors: MCXA344, MCXA343, MCXA173, MCXA174
Added EdgeLock 2GO per product provisioning support for the MCXNxxx processors except MCXN235; updated provisioning FW
Manufacturing tools can now detect RT1xxx processors with a running flashloader.
Improved New Workspace Wizard: Created new-workspace.html in the root folder
i.MX RT7xx: Disabled number of keys <4, as the latest silicon revision requires 4 keys.
CLI: Added a new parameter –ignore-error
Quick fix for MCXA/L devices: set CMPA ACL regions to read-only and executable rule
Improved device HSM SB file:
LPC55S36: Added a reset application as the last command of the SB file
MCXN: Changed the order of the CUST-MK-SK to execute it as the final step prior to system reset
macOS manufacturing: Fixed provisioning of multiple connected SPI/I2C devices
PEMicro debug probe: From this release, available only via pyOCD
Additional images: Improved validation of overlapping images and dual-boot selection
RT118x:
Added recommendation for 16K alignment for multicore images
Added load address overlapping validation for serial downloader, error displayed
Fixed the sequence of commands in the SB file to load the IFR application for working on MCXN processor in advanced LC state
Version 25.09, Oct-2025
Added support for new processors:
MCXA processors: MCXA175, MCXA176, MCXA255, MCXA256, MCXA265, MCXA266, MCXA345, MCXA346, MCXA365, MCXA366
MCXL processors: MCXL253, MCXL254, MCXL255 - unsecured boot types only
i.MX RT1186 processor
MCXE24: added support for secure boot and key store management
Added EdgeLock 2GO device provisioning support for KW47 processors
Added EdgeLock 2GO per product provisioning support for the RW61x processors; updated provisioning FW
i.MX RT700: added support of USB connection
Added serial downloader support as a boot device for i.MX RT118x processors
KW47 improvements:
Added support for virtual counters
Removed read protection for all lock fuses
NBU_SEC_BOOT_EN fuse not forced to burn for secured boot types
i.MX 95: added support of B0 silicon revision
Improved New Workspace Wizard:
The wizard now displays board(s) with compatible settings
Allowed easy creation of an MCUboot scenario with a sample or custom application image
Improved selection of sample applications
CLI:
Added new command for verification of the connected processor
Added option to display all supported boot devices
Removed CLI uuu and fully replaced by nxpuuu
Version 25.06, June-2025
Added support for new processors:
MCXE24x processors: MCXE245, MCXE246, MCXE247 - unsecured boot types only
KW45Z410xx processors: KW45Z41052, KW45Z41053, KW45Z41082, KW45Z41083
Added EdgeLock 2GO WPC provisioning support for MWCT processors
Added secure boot support for KW47 and MCXW727x processors
Added high-level command for KW processors to update NBU firmware
Added support for fuses longer than 32 bits
Added support for encryption, firmware version for i.MX RT7xx processors
Added full support for custom VID&PID in manufacturing; Improved logs for manufacturing
To prioritize the tool improvements, an option to collect information about the tool usage is added.
Added an option to lock RT116x/7x fuses during programming
Workspace Wizard: Organized processors in the tree by purpose
Dropped support of the following features:
Smart card trust provisioning
Loading settings created by the tool version 4.x or older
LPC55xx and RT5xx/6xx: Renamed workspace subdirectory “gen_sb” to “config”, unified with other processors
Integrated SPSDK 3.0.1 with several incompatibilities, such as:
Renamed the parameter “file” in the SB load command to “data”
Converted BD file to YAML format
Unified mbi_config.yaml and removed unused fields
Changed parameters for several SPSDK applications
Removed support of smart card trust provisioning
Added logs into
workspace/logs
Unified OTP, PFR, IFR, and FCF/BCA descriptions with SPSDK
Updated MCUboot application from 2.0 to 2.1
Added RW61x Edgelock2GO provisioning FW v2.0
Version 25.03.01, April-2025
Fixed a minor failure of the LPCs write script for Windows if CFPA not updated
Version 25.03, March-2025
Added support for new processors:
i.MX RT1043 and RT1046 processors
MCX A13x processors
MCX C processors: MCXC041, MCXC242, MCXC444
MCX W236 processor
i.MX 9352 (unsigned and signed images)
KW47 and MCXW727x processors, unsigned boot types only
Added EdgeLock 2GO Trust provisioning support for KW45, K32W, MCXW71x, and MCXN
LPC55Sxx and NHS: added dual-boot (ping/pong) support
RT7xx: added signed load-to-RAM image support via SB file; added XMCD support
Added key revocation for LPC55Sxx/RTxxx processors
RT118x: added RSA-PSS keys support
Added Merge Images tool to merge up to 8 images into one single binary file
Added ability to export and import workspace, see
main menu > FileAdded command
main menu > Help > Release notesLPC55Sxx and RT5xx/6xx: RSA4K bit set if 4K keys generated, so debug authentication works
Added option to check for a new version of the tool, see
main menu > File > PreferencesAdded detection whether device HSM rebuild is needed, if not skipped automatically
Moved log files to a new workspace sub-directory called ‘logs’
To avoid problems with hidden post-progress conversions, CMPA and CFPA YAML files contain values in RAW format.
Added warning if user opens a workspace from older version
Improved names of the boot modes (plain vs encrypted)
Moved fuses from the restricted data package to the tool and they are no more restricted
LPC55S0x/1x/2x/6x and NHS52S04: Backward incompatibility with version 10:
PFR.CMPA.RSA4K bit-field not preset by the tool; it is only validated and a warning displayed
Integrated SPSDK 2.6.1 with lpcprog and nxpuuu tools
nxpuuu intended to replace the uuu tool, which now deprecated and might be removed in the next release
Added Lauterbach debug probe support (Windows only)
Version 10.0, November 2024
Added a new dialog for workspace creation with predefined profiles
Added support for MCX W71xx processors
Added preliminary support for i.MX RT798, plain, crc, and signed images
Added preliminary support for i.MX 95, silicon revision A1, unsigned images
Added EdgeLock 2GO Trust provisioning support for MCXNx4x and RW61x; unified device HSM with the EdgeLock 2GO process
RW61x: FRDM-RW61x is now the default memory configuration for a new workspace; fuses updated
The Manufacturing package can be optionally encrypted with a password
Added a hook for modification of environment variables at the start of the build and write scripts
Added additional images support for KW45xx and K32W1xx
Added additional predefined configurations for the boot memory configuration (not verified on silicon)
The `Create FCB` command now backs-up and restores the content of the memory where the FCB is stored
TrustZone templates are now preset on the build page, so it is easier to find them and customize; the file can be in the YAML format
i.MX RT10xx: removed the SEC_SET_ENGINE section from the BD file
Added third-party licenses into the product layout. See the “licenses” subfolder
Added environment variables support in CLI. Environment variables are supported in all path arguments and in configuration JSON files
Integrated NXP Secure Provisioning SDK 2.3.1
Version 9.0.1, August 2024
Fixed authentication for ECC keys for i.MX RT116x/7x
Fixed authentication for ECC 384/521
Fixed the random invalid signature for ECC 256
Fixed a freeze in the PRINCE dialog settings for MCXN and LPCs
Incorrect MCX N PRINCE configuration - especially when multiple regions are configured - is fixed by the configMemory parameter in the SB file
Version 9.0, July 2024
Added support for MCF56816xx/7xx/8xx processors
Added support for MCXN23x and additional MCXA14x/MCXA15x processors
Added support for MWCT2x12/D2 processors
Added support for the NHS52S04 processor
Added support for MCUboot - an open-source secondary bootloader
Additional images can now be used for most of the processors (except KW)
Exported OTP/PFR/IFR configuration now contains the page name validated during the import
Added firmware version support for LPC55Sxx and i.MX RTxxx processors; for RT118x it is available only for signed images
Minimal firmware version can now be specified in the firmware configuration dialog
Added build, write, and manufacturing script hooks support
Removed the limitation for key chain length for LPC55S6x and i.MX RTxxx processors; for other LPCs changed to warning
Added FlexSPI instance selection support for FlexSPI NAND for i.MX RT116x/7x
Added key revocation constraint support for LPC55S3x, MCX N1xx, RW61x, KW45, and K32W processors
MBI image is partially erased before the device HSM, so it does not boot after reset. Applies to MCXN10, MCXN11, LPC55S3x, RW61x, and MWCT2x12
In the installation layout, created the “sample_data” sub-folder (soft link). It contains sample binary applications, signature provider examples, trust zone, XMCD, and DCD configuration templates
Signature provider:
Added support of sending only a hash of the data for signing
Incompatible change in encoding of send public keys, public keys encoded in the standard key encodings (pem, der, nxp) instead of the hex format
Integrated NXP Secure Provisioning SDK 2.2.x with the following highlighted changes:
New tools: nxpmemcfg, dk6prog, el2go, nxpwpc
i.MX RT1050/6x: added eMMC support
RW61x: device HSM provisioning now required device HSM loader from restricted data
Removed the support for JLink and PEmicro debug libraries. All debug probes are now supported via pyOCD
Added CLI tools (imgtool and uuu)
CLI: added support for saving or modifying workspace settings and specifying additional images
Fixed $check_fw_versions SB2.1 high-level commands for SB editor
Fixed the default flash (W25Q512NWEQ) for i.MX RT117x based on the flash used on RT117x-EVKB
Fixed the key used to sign flashloader for i.MX RT10xx and RT116x/7x - changed from the first key to the selected key
Fixed the flashloader for i.MX RT1181/82 processors
Version 8.0, January 2024
LPC55S3x, KW45xx, K32W1xx: added support for images executed in RAM (XIP images)
Added support for MCXN9xx/MCXN5xx/MCXA14x/MCXA15x processors
Added support for i.MX RT118x processors with a new option to include additional images into the build
RT1181 and RT1182 processors not available at release time, the tool tested on preproduction silicon only
Added support for RW61x processors (including shadow registers)
Added support for SB 2.1 Editor, supported for i.MX RTxxx and LPC55Sxx processors
Added an option to configure the signature provider via a custom web server
Added an option to specify separate FCB files for flash programming and runtime
Added ECC keys support for i.MX RT116x/7x
i.MX RT11xx bootable image can now be used as the source image for the build (previously this only for RT10xx)
Added support for multiple monitors
Integrated NXP Secure Provisioning SDK 2.x with the following highlighted changes:
Removed the elftosb tool, replaced by nxpimage; replaced the nxpkeygen tool by nxpcrypto
Updated changes in command-line arguments
Several additional incompatible changes in configuration files
LPC55S3x, KW45xx, K32W1xx: replaced spsdk/nxpkeygen tool with spsdk/nxpcrypto
Removed legacy tools arm-none-eabi-objcopy, blhost, sdphost, elftosb, image_enc, and cst (fully replaced by spsdk tools)
Added a new installer for Mac OS with the Apple M processor (previously Intel processors only were supported)
Windows: the workspace can now be located on a drive with a letter other than the letter of the installed application.
Version 7.0, July 2023
Added smart card trust provisioning support for the LPC55S36 processor
Smart card trust provisioning supported only for smart card 1.2 or higher
Redesigned configuration of boot memory; added support for user presets and custom-protected area
Extended newly added dual image (ping/pong) boot support to LPC55(S)3x, KW45xx, K32W1xx, and RT116x/7x
Added support for SB 3.1 editor for LPC55S3x, KW45xx, and K32W1xx processors
Improved configuration of IFR/ROMCFG for KW45xx and K32W1xx processors, now configured per 16-byte blocks
i.MX RT116x/7x: legacy elftosb and image_enc tools are replaced by spsdk/nxpimage
i.MX RT116x/7x: flashloader is updated and detection of locked fuses (via blhost get-property 31) is added
i.MX RT116x/7x: eMMC is supported
i.MX RT11xx: XMCD is supported, either via the link to the configuration file or via a simplified GUI editor
i.MX RT10xx: support for SPI NAND is added
Improved the grouping of processors in the “New workspace” dialog
Integrated NXP Secure Provisioning SDK 1.10.2
Version 6.0, March 2023
Added KW45xx and K32W1xx processors
Enabled support for the LPC55S36 processor
Fixed configuration of boot device Macronix_MX25UM51345G_A.json to match recommendations from reference manuals
LPC55Sxx: DICE can be enabled by the user, UDS key is initialized in the write script
LPC55Sxx and i.MX RTxxx: It is possible to regenerate ROT certificates with a different serial number (for key revocation)
LPC55Sxx: CFPA content verified before write and an error reported if the version is not incremented (GUI only)
LPC55Sxx: Added support for encrypted plain boot type
Added i.MX RT1040 processor
i.MX RT1060: added new EVK board revision support: MIMXRT1060-EVKC
i.MX RT107x: added new EVK board revision support: RT1170-EVKB
i.MX R685: added new EVK board support: RT600-AUD-EVK
i.MX RT5xx: Added dual image (ping/pong) boot support with PUF key source
i.MX RT5xx and RT6xx: Added eMMC and SD card support
i.MX RT6xx: Added debug authentication support
Trust provisioning: added support for multiple smart cards, USB connection, and performance improvements
Flash programmer performance improvements for higher buffer sizes
Build view: displayed all generated files and their status
Window locations and sizes are stored in preferences
The tool displays a ‘dirty’ flag if settings are not saved on disk. A new preference to save automatically is added.
Changed setting file
spt_settings.jsontosettings.sptjsonFile extension
.sptjsonis associated with the SEC tool, so it can be opened directly with the toolCLI: Added a new argument in write scripts: erase_all - performs an erase of the entire flash memory instead of erasing regions only
Tool localized to Chinese
Legacy blhost updated to v2.6.7
LPC55S69: dropped support of trust provisioning firmware for silicon revision 8
i.MX RT633S: the processor removed, not supported from v6.0
Integrated NXP Secure Provisioning SDK 1.9.1
Version 5.0, November 2022
Added support for LPC55xx and LPC553x processors (non-S)
Added support for main menu > Tools > Flash Programmer
Added support for trust provisioning using Smart Card for LPC55S0x/1x processors
Added support for device HSM provisioning for i.MX RT6xx processors
Added support for dual image (ping/pong) boot for i.MX RTxxx processors with an OTP key source
Legacy elftosb is replaced by elftosb from SPSDK for i.MX RTxxx processors
OTP Configuration is moved from the Write image page to the Build image page
write_parameters.jsonis generated for write with parameters reused from build; CLI parameters updatedAdded support for burning fuses in SB file for i.MX RTxxx processors
Added support for debug authentication for LPC55Sxx and i.MX RTxxx processors
Added support for OTFAD encrypted boot mode with master key for i.MX RT1011 processor
Added support for FlexSPI NAND boot for i.MX RT117x/RT116x processors
Added support for localization, Manufacturing Tool is localized to Chinese (see Preferences)
Added “MX25U51245G_B” boot device configuration for i.MX RT600-AUD-EVK
The command “main menu> File > Generate Scripts” is removed, it was replaced by the link on Build image and Write image views
Integrated SPSDK 1.7 with the following highlighted changes:
new tools: nxpimage and nxpcrypto
elftosb: added support to burn fuses in the SB file
Version 4.1.1, July 2022
Trust provisioning tools updated from NXP Secure Provisioning SDK 1.6.3
Version 4.1, June 2022
LPC55S69: 2 versions of trust provisioning firmware for different silicon revisions are now supported.
Added Ubuntu 22.04 LTS support
Version 4.0.1, May 2022
Windows: Fix for LPC55Sxx write script in sealing the CMPA page
Updated terminology in GUI and documentation
Version 4.0, May 2022
Added support for Trust Provisioning using Smart Card for LPC55S6x/2x
Added support for “life cycle” selection instead of the “Enable security” checkbox (for all processors)
Added support for Encrypted (HAB) and Encrypted (IEE) boot modes for RT11xx
Added support for FlexSPI instance selection for i.MX RT11xx processors
Added support for OTFAD encrypted boot mode with user keys for i.MX RT1010 processors
Added support for SPI and I2C connection types (for LPC55Sxx and i.MX RTxxx)
Improved fields and bits names in PFC Configuration for LPC55Sxx processors
Improvements on the Manufacturing Tool: Added counter of successful operations and a “Test connection” button
Improved layout of PFR Configuration dialog for improving the user experience on Linux
Several fixes and improvements for write script for i.MX RTxxx processors
Added a “Clear CMPA” button into the PFR configuration dialog
Removed CLI command “clear-security”, replaced by the PFR configuration and a “Clear CMPA” button
Windows: Fixed the problem that the Secure Provisioning Tool does not run with some region settings
Integrated SPSDK 1.6 with the following highlighted changes:
Added additional CLI tools: tpconfig, tphost, nxpcertgen, nxpdevhsm, shadowregs, nxpdevscan
blhost:
Improved the performance of the “receive-sb-file” command; however, if it fails, the reported error code might not be correct; use the parameter “–check-errors” to see the detailed problem information
The command “efuse-program-once” automatically verifies the written value to avoid problems on i.MX RT11xx processors, where the write failure was reported as a successful operation (see also –verify/–no-verify option)
pfr, pfrc:
Updated the names of the fields and their bits without preserving backward compatibility
Version 3.1, August 2021
Added Mac OS X Big Sur (version 11) support; dropped Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 7 support
Added i.MX RT1171, RT1172, RT1173, RT1175, RT1165, RT1166 support
Removed the CLI command “write_fuses”, replaced by OTP Configuration
[LPC55Sxx] Added PFR Configuration GUI support
[LPC55Sxx] Added PRINCE encryption support of “Whole image” without the necessity to enter an exact address range
[RTxxx, RT11xx] Added OTFAD encryption support
Added i.MX RT1010 support: Unsigned and Authenticated (HAB) modes
Integrated NXP Secure Provisioning SDK 1.4
Version 3.0, April 2021
Added i.MX RT1176 support: Unsigned and Signed modes
Added i.MX RT5xx/RT6xx support: Unsigned/CRC/Signed boot modes
Added PRINCE encryption support for LPC55Sxx processors
Added OTP configuration support
Added Manufacturing Tool support
[LPC55Sxx] Generated CMPA/CFPA.bin files using the PFR tool; used CMPA/CFPA.json as an input
[LPC55Sxx] Fixed the initial version of CFPA for Signed boot mode (0x02000_0000 to 0x0000_0002)
i.MX RT10xx/RT11xx: added restricted data support
RT5xx/RT6xx: added the ability to use Shadow registers instead of using FUSEs
Added Ubuntu 20.04 support
Replaced blhost and sdphost utilities with SPSDK alternatives; added new CLI utilities: pfr, nxpkeygen, and nxpdebugmbox (Debug Authentication) in tools/spsdk
LPC55Sxx Key Store: Key store initialized only once in the device life cycle and after that SBKEK cannot be changed
i.MX RT10xx GPx fuse lock: removed lock for the GPx fuse provided in previous versions in V3 as the lock is not required for a bootable image;
Note: However, it is still recommended to lock the fuse; see “OTP Configuration”
Version 2.1, December 2020
Added i.MX RT1015, i.MX RT1024, LPC55S06, and LPC55S04 support
Mac OS X - fixed saving the workspace setting in case the App Menu “securep | Quit securep” is used
Mac OS X - fixed connection dialog freeze in case a wrong UART used
[LPC55Sxx] Several improvements for Signed LPC images
[LPC55Sxx] CLI allows setting/overriding the Trust Zone Settings
Other minor improvements and bug-fixes
Version 2.0, August 2020
Added i.MX RT1020 and i.MX RT1064 support
Added LPC55S6x, LPC55S2x, and LPC55S1x support
Unsigned, Unsigned CRC, and Signed boot modes
TrustZone support (bin + json)
Key Management - Secure Boot, Generation of ROT keys
BEE boot for i.MX RT10xx
OTPMK
SW-GP2/GP4
Added Import/Export Keys between workspaces
Improved the connection dialog, it supports UART test connection, improved processor detection, and detection of fuse status
Version 1.0.1, January 2020
Added Mac OS X Catalina (10.15) + Ubuntu 18.04 support
Fixed termination of subprocesses of long-running tasks
Version 1.0, December 2019
Initial version with i.MX RT1050 and i.MX RT1060; for Windows
Revision history
Table 1. Revision history
Document ID |
Release date |
Description |
|---|---|---|
MCUXSPTRN v.15.0 |
25 March 2026 |
Features for 26.03 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.14.0 |
12 December 2025 |
Features for 25.12 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.13.0 |
10 October 2025 |
Features for 25.09 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.12.0 |
30 June 2025 |
Features for 25.06 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.11.0 |
14 April 2025 |
Changes for 25.03.01 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.10.0 |
28 March 2025 |
Features for 25.03 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.9.0 |
13 November 2024 |
Features for v.10 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.8.0 |
19 August 2024 |
Features for v.9.0.1 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.7.0 |
31 July 2024 |
Features for v.9 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.6.0 |
11 January 2024 |
Features for v.8 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.5.0 |
20 July 2023 |
Features for v.7 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.4.0 |
15 March 2023 |
Features for v.6 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.3.0 |
30 September 2022 |
Features for v.5 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.2.0 |
24 June 2022 |
Features for v.4.1 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.1.0 |
10 May 2022 |
Features for v.4.0.1 are added. |
MCUXSPTRN v.0 |
28 April 2022 |
Initial release |