Lpc2000

Barry,

There are already a few postings on this already. SSEL1 needs to be 
pulled up or tied high, and the pin configuration needs to be set as 
SSEL1 function and not a GPIO.

(Otherwise it just won't clock out any data!)

I believe this is going to be fixed on new LPC2000 variants...

Jane

javida13 wrote:

> The manual states that for the SSEL0 signal, that when SPI is setup
> as a Master, this signal can be used as GPIO.
>
> This statement is not in the description of the SSEL1 signal.  I'm
> configurating the SSP as an SPI port and would like to use SSEL1 as a
> GPIO pin.
>
> Any experience?
>
>    Barry
>
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