Lpc2000

Well...I will try to make my own board, because importing things 
from other country is very expensive here in Argentina. I will make 
the JTAG (parallel port) Interfase, to program it. Does the LPC2000 
comes with a "boot" programmed (as some micros has), or it's empty 
as a stand alone microcontroller?
Today Fedex will bring my the micros, so I will start doing this 
this night.
Thanks 
Ezequiel


--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Tomas Ponzi" <tap@t...> wrote:
> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "acetoel" <acetoel@y...> wrote:
> > Hello...I'm migrating from Atmel AVR to LPC2106. I would like to 
> > know what things do I have to consider when using this 
> > microcontroller. I'm programming with ARM Developer Suite 1.2. 
Is 
> > the the best compiler for this MCU, or it's another one better?. 
> Can 
> > I add more Program Memory to the LPC2106? 
> > I will appreciate, any kind of help... 
> > Thanks 
> > Ezequiel
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I myself am in the process of moving from AVR development to the 
ARM 
> LPC2000 series.  I look forward to it very much although the AVR 
> series is brilliant and has served me dearly (!).  I will continue 
> using the AVR for smaller projects.
> 
> My intention is to start with a simple development board for the 
> LPC2106. Take a look at www.olimex.com under MSP PIC AVR.  There 
is 
> a section with ARM development boards for different members of the 
> LPC2000 family.  They will have a development board available soon 
> for the LPC2214 which has external memory - very exciting! I have 
> had very good experience with OLIMEX in the past and they offer 
good 
> products at a very good price. 
> Olimex also offers a ARM-JTAG dongle for programming and 
recommends 
> using  CrossWork for ARM from Rowley Associates (www.rowley.co.uk)
> 
> This is the path I intend to take.  Hope this helps. 
> 
> Tomas