Just reading through the whole thread to see if anything occurs to me.
A couple of things to check.
At 09:51 PM 1/2/04 +0000, you wrote:
>Last night we were able to get it to work once, but today - we don't
>seem to be having any luck. We were hoping to see if there was
>something we were missing. But it *seems* like we've got everything
>covered. I wonder if it's something on the PC side. All the other
>designs (the ashling board, your board (Leon) use the MAX3232
>converter). We didn't have that on our board, and so we connected our
>PC to the ashling board and then jumpered the Rx and Tx pins to our
>board. (worked once or twice last night but not today).
Did you try a different CPU than the one you hooked up to the serial port
directly? The CPU is 5V tolerant but I doubt it likes RS-232 levels very
much. That would damage the Rx line on the CPU (It might even appear to be
intermittent).
Also you mentioned that you are pretty sure you got it into ISP mode
because the program doesn't start (sounds like a good test). Have you
tried simply using a serial terminal to run through the first few steps of
the communication when it is in that mode? And compared it with the
ashling board?
Robert
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Re: [lpc2100] Re: trouble programming our prototype board w/ lpc210x ISP
2004-01-04 by Robert Adsett
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