Hi Robert, That's my answer :-) I use quite a lot of 8051 based micros and in there 11.0592MHz is used to generate various rates. I had sme 25MHz xtals so I wanted to use them. :-) Haven't gone through the UM fully. Thanks, Chetan --- In lpc2100@yahoogroups.com, Robert Adsett <subscriptions@a...> wrote: > Depends on what you mean by special. To get any particular baudrate the > VPB frequency and the baudrate divider have to have a relationship that > allows the divided rate to be 'close' to 9600*16. In practice 10MHz works > just fine. There will be other frequencies that work well too. Take a > look at the user manual. There is a table of baud rates that can be used > for ISP with a selection of crystal frequencies that you can use as an > overview. If you want to use a particular crystal frequency you have lying > around you will have to work out whether it's possible or not. > > Robert >
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Re: ISP baudrate
2004-02-06 by Chetan Bhargava
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