Remove J10 after using the ISP Flash Utility or the default state of the DTR line will hold the micro in reset. Richard --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "embeddedjanitor" <charles.manning@t...> wrote: > --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "hellika2003" <hellika2003@y...> > wrote: > > Hi, I have the Keil MCB2100 (www.keil.com/MCB2100) using the 2129. I > > have spent nearly 2 days trying to get the UART 0 to do something. I > > have got everything looking nice using the uVison3 Uart 0 peripheral > > to help. However, when i attempt to connect the serial cable to > > display a char in hyper terminal the board goes into a state of > > reset..???? I cant see (since i haven't put in any code to handle > the > > reciept of chars) how this can happen. Anyway. > > > > Am i supposed to do more than just write the char to the Transmit > buffer? > > I was wondering since (Pclk = cclk) There might be a problem here? > > Is there anywhere i can find some sample code? > > Some development boards use the RTS and DTR lines to effect reset and > ISP modes. Make sure that your serial set-up is not driving these in > a way that will force a reset. > > One simple way to do this is to make a simple D9->D9 cable that only > passes through RX, TX and GND for use while testing the code.
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Re: Uart 0, getting started
2004-03-16 by Richard
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