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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Building USB emulator

2005-12-14 by Dominic Rath

When I tested bitbanging on a LPC2294, I were able to toggle bits at around 15mhz - each access to a gpio set/clear register took 2 cycles. That s without

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Re: Building USB emulator

2005-12-14 by theothervmax

MT-Link s manufacturer web site: www.mt-system.ru It s all in russian though. MT-Link is a functional analogue of J-Link and costs $70. Regards, Max Volkov

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Re: Building USB emulator

2005-12-14 by householder_lpc

The spec is a level of performance that is significantly higher than Wiggler-based debugging. It would seem interesting to use an LPC with a USB controller as

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how to delay LPC2294 without timmer..?

2005-12-14 by dennis_arm

Hi All !! I am new to LPC2294 and wish to produce a small code for delay some thing like void delay (unsigned int Usec) { unsigned int delayUsec= ( ?? ) *

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GCC - locals performance

2005-12-14 by xjag74

Hi, I wonder which kind of implementation well be performed faster using GCC: void functionname(void) { unsigned char x=0; unsigned char y=1; unsigned char

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Re: Building USB emulator

2005-12-14 by householder_lpc

... I don t seem to find this MTlink. Is information on it available anywhere on the web? Thanks a lot.

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Building USB emulator

2005-12-14 by George M. Gallant, Jr.

Where are the specs? I could envision using an 8-bit micro with an embedded usb port to bit/bang the jtag pins. I have a similar device (serial) that drives a

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Re: [lpc2000] Merry Christmas

2005-12-14 by Xtian Xultz

... Its a very nice kit. Do you know about a kit that does that? http://media.putfile.com/Wizards-of-Winter-Christmas-Lights Ok, ok, I know, its really not so

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Re: Building USB emulator

2005-12-14 by khachsat

... Some russians create USB emulator named MTlink, compatible with Jlink and used the same DLL and driver for communication (JLinkARM.dll). This device is

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Building USB emulator

2005-12-14 by householder_lpc

I m searching for information on the working of an emulator. What would it take to make a Wiggler type emulator, but using the USB port in stead of the

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macraigor ocdemon and fedora core 4

2005-12-14 by George M. Gallant, Jr.

I was unable to install the macraigor OCDemon on a stock fedora core system using the RPM from their web site. Problem with module version info. Tried to

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC 213x Code protection

2005-12-14 by Michael Johnson

Hi Own, In your project explorer file right click on the file Philips_LPC210X_Startup.s and select Import bring a local copy of the file into your project

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Re: FLASH Security

2005-12-14 by jayasooriah

My understanding is that LPC series do not offer any code protection like that in PICs or AVRs. I know that for AVRs, you can preload the boot sector, lock it

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RE: [lpc2000] FLASH Security

2005-12-14 by Joel Winarske

... User Manual excerpt: Code Read Protection (CRP) ... Code read protection is enabled by programming the flash address location 0x1FC (User flash sector 0)

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FLASH Security

2005-12-14 by James Dabbs

Do any of the LPC series have FLASH security on par with PICs and AVRs? Or can you always just put a JTAG unit on it and copy out the memory? Thanks.

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Migrating From 2106 to 2294

2005-12-14 by rtstofer

Are there any surprises in store when I try to use my Eclipse- GNUArm tool chain on the LPC2294? Anyone have any experience with the Sparkfun LPC2295 Header

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SPI of LPC2131

2005-12-14 by tastingfan tastingfan

Hi, I¡¯m using the SPI of LPC2131 to drive a memory. I decided to take advantage of the SPI interrupts. The code is described as following, but it does not

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Re: Faster integer division with KEIL

2005-12-13 by scsibob

The book ARM System Developer s Guide by Sloss, Symes, Wright has some really cool, mind-blowing algorithms for divides (and other arithmetic functions). If

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J-Link errors on initial installation

2005-12-13 by Steve Franks

Hi All, Just plugged in a jlink for the first time. Usb drivers look good in devman, and green light on unit is on, but I can t talk to it; I thought someone

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Merry Christmas

2005-12-13 by Rob Jansen

I always wanted one of these, a christmas tree with 48 LEDs instead of these lightbulbs (you re always searching for that one defective lamp ...) with a star

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Query (UART inerfacing with LPC21xx)

2005-12-13 by malhotra_umang@yahoo.com

Hello Sir, I am new to this technical group. I am workingon Philips ARM (LPC family) controllers. I was interfacing ST16C554D UART (a Startek Product) with LPC

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Re: Crossworks vs IAR and Keil uVision

2005-12-13 by vaneenbergen

use the search option. there is allready alot off discussion about compilers and stuff. yes crossworks does a great job. btw paul, when can we expect version

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Re: Faster integer division with KEIL

2005-12-13 by brendanmurphy37

Hi, First question I d ask is what are you trying to do? To get more bang per buck , I d be inclined to follow the following strategy: 1. Re-work whatever

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RS485 9 Bit Comms on LPC2148

2005-12-13 by Stephen Pelc

... Depends on the baud rate. For a vending machine app (9600 baud) we just bit-banged the 9 bit ports using a timer interrupt and a state machine. This left

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Re: Faster integer division with KEIL

2005-12-13 by kibobo59

For my website (online soon) I ve made some C compiler benchmark. Measurements with ARMulator (in AXD) to have cycle number needed. My results for basic

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-13 by brendanmurphy37

Robert, What you suggest sounds like a good approach: the key thing that it achieves is to get as much coverage as possible and minimise the risk of false

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Re: [lpc2000] FreeRTOS Webserver

2005-12-13 by FreeRTOS Info

... Are you wanting to accept input from a form? The simple demo (written by Adam Dunkels) processes GET requests to return data to the browser. You can see

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FreeRTOS Webserver

2005-12-13 by lpc_peter

there is uip_send to send create dynamic data for a webpage. is there something like uip_get to read input from a webpage? regards

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LPC 213x Code protection

2005-12-13 by owenmooney

has anyone got suggestiions how to write the code protection word (0x87654321 to Address 0x1FC) using crossworks compiler. Hopefully it is just a line or 2 of

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-13 by Robert Adsett

... I first started using that technique about 10 years ago. My usual way is to have the watchdog supervisor in a periodic interrupt (sometimes the main clock

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