Hi John, First, no inverter is needed. Next, Hold both buttons down, then release the reset while still holding the P0.14 line. regards, Charles --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, jstamos111@... wrote: > > Hey All, > > I\'m having trouble getting the ISP to work with the Philips Flash Utility for a board I made that uses the LPC2106 processor. I\'ve also tried using hyperterminal and sending \'?\', but get no response. > > I\'ve connected the UART0 send and recv to an inverter and then to a max233. Anyone know if this is right? Originally I did not have the inverter, but I noticed that the max233 inverts its outputs. > > I\'m also wondering if perhaps I\'m not holding the proper buttons down. I have two buttons that when pressed pull their respective pins low on the LPC processor. The buttons are on the ~RST and P0.14 pins. When I go to use the flash utility or a terminal I know I hit the reset button, do I also need to hit the P0.14 button. Do I hold these down when I go to read the device ID or when I start sending the question marks? > > I am pretty sure I\'ve got the settings right on the Philips utility. My processor\'s clock is 10Mhz and I set that. I set the baud rate to 9600 as well. When I use HyperTerminal I set the bits per second to 9600, the databits to 8, parity to none, stop bits to 1, and flow control to none. > > Any idea why I might be having this problem? Anything else you need to know? > > Thanks. > - John >
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Re: ISP Problems
2006-04-20 by charlesgrenz
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