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Re: read wrong part id of lpc2136

2006-03-27 by Jayasooriah

Hi Pandurang,

You do not need USB to use the tools I have put up.  It was originally for 
the CSE@UNSW board that has FT232 interface in lieu of conventional serial 
port.

In your case, if you are connecting your board to "com1" for example, then 
replace all references in the pages to "usb.1" with "com1" and it will work.

If you can get SILL into your flash, I have a couple of hex files that I 
can send you that will, for example, dump the contents of boot sector and 
help you work out what exactly is happening to the culprit parts in your batch.

The boot parameter block not only holds the part ID, but also start and end 
addresses of every flash sector in your part.

Regards,

Jaya

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Pandurang Shinde" <pandurang@...> wrote:
 >         I also have doubt to jaya that i download the file in path:
 >         http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~jayas/esdk/sill.html
 >         for using these files i have need  any different develoment 
board,because presently i dont have any USB port.

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