Rick, The 144 Pin Adapter has 1 Mbyte of RAM which is organized as 256K x 32 ( Two 16 bit RAM chips). The start address of the external RAM is 0x81000000 ( Bank 1, EMC ) The following registers must be initialized to enable the read/write/execute access. /* Connect A2 - A19, WE and CS1 */ *pinsel2 = 0xC6009E4; /* Initialize Bank1 config in EMC, 32 bit with minimum waits */ *bcfg1 = 0x20000400; V18A(143), V3A(14),VSSA(139) and VSSA_PLL(138) power supply pins are not connected on the adapter. These pins needs to be connected if you are using the PLL and ADC. Philips Apps --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "helicopterproject2003" <helicopterproject2003@y...> wrote: > I have a EVBA7 with a 144 pin adapter with a LPC2214 chip. The > adapter has 1MB of RAM which I think starts at 0x80000000. I also > belived it is hardware straped to startup in 32bit data bus mode. > > I can't seem to write anything into this memory. Even if I use the > JTAG and IAR debugger to set any memory location above 0x8000000 it > stays set to zero which makes it appear to not be working at all or > incorrectly addressed. > > Anyone have any ideas? > > Thanks > Rick
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Re: Unable to access ext memory on EVBA7 with 144 Pin Adapter
2004-08-23 by philips_apps
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