Lpc2000

Frank Sergeant [frank@...]  wrote :

>> We do have the Plug-an-ARM using the LPC2106
that has more pins, but

I> still failed to find this one on the web site.
(The site is a bit
> difficult for me to navigate, using either
Firefox or Konqueror on
> Linux.  Whenever I right click on a link and
choose "open in new tab" I
> get the home page in the new tab rather than the
page I'm trying to get,
> so I have to start at the top and drill down
again from the beginning
> each time.)  I did find the Plug-an-ARM based on
the LPC2129, though.

Oops, my mistake, the PluganARM is LPC2129 based.
We may be looking at other MCUs to use in the
Pluga pinout if there seems to be a demand.

> Eventually, I plan to try out my Forth on the
Tini2106 board I got some
> time ago.  I think it will work.  I put an Intel
HEX file of the Forth,
> set up for a 10 MHz crystal, on my web site, in
case anyone wants to try
> it out before I get to it.  (It is basically the
same as the version
> that works with the Olimex LPC2106 board except
one is set up for a 10
> MHz crystal and the other for a 14.xxxx
crystal.)

This sounds like a pretty good development, please
let me know how it goes.

> Once I try that out, I hope to get a Tini2131 or
Tini2138 and try it
> there.

That will be a great addition too.

> Does the TiniARM (Tini2106) carrier board also
work for the Tini2131?

Yes, the development board works for all the
boards with the Tini pinout, as well as all boards
the Pluga pinout. So you can essentially get one
carrier and try out several ARM 32 bit boards, an
8 bit AVR, and a 16 bit Freescale DSP all on the
same development board.

> Thanks for the information.

> --
> Frank
> Riscy Pygness -- Pygmy Forth for the ARM
> http://pygmy.utoh.org/riscy

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