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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-11 by Robert Adsett

... Umm minimal chances are what the watchdog is there to protect against. If the chance isn t minimal you can make a very good case that is should be covered

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GNUARM tools at www.gnuarm.com

2005-12-11 by Rick Collins

I provide a web site where compiled versions of the GNUARM tools are hosted, www.gnuarm.com. I can pretty much leave it alone and it generates enough revenue

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-11 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

... The absolute majority of watchdogs, internal or external, function by toggling a bit from time to time. Where in the code you do this toggling is

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-11 by derbaier

... the ... received ... It sounds like you have described a really robust watchdog timer!! It detects and stops fragile software. It s function is NOT to make

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-11 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

... At least I would say that its a bit strange behavior for a watchdog. Anyway there is a work around and it appears to work well (at least in my case). I

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-11 by Tom Walsh

... I ve been following this thread with interest as I expected to use the watchdog in my application. The old design used a MAX690 where you would toggle the

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Interrupt driven UART example

2005-12-11 by gussabina

Hi: I need to handle a high rate serial connection using the UART, but my interrupt driven routines are not working fine. The Rx interrupt works fine, but when

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Re: olimex lpch2214 documentation

2005-12-10 by junderwo12

I bet you re using Windows XP. It s a feature . Save the file on your local disk. Right-click on the file and select Properties . There is an entry which

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-10 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

OK Guys, I can confirm that the WD problem is solved in my case. Thanks a lot all! (Description of solution below.) I think this definitely should be

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olimex lpch2214 documentation

2005-12-10 by ggallant571

I am looking for documentation for the Olimex LPCH2214 board. Their web site has it as .chn but I get unable to access messages. I do get the top level index

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-10 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

;-) /Ake ... -- ... Ake Hedman (YAP - Yet Another Programmer) eurosource, Brattbergavägen 17, 820 50 LOS, Sweden Phone: (46) 657 413430 Cellular: (46) 73 84

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-10 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

Hi and thankyou for this discussion. I just want to confirm that my problems also go away when I turn of IRQ s while feeding the dog. I have just tested it on

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-10 by brendanmurphy37

Ken, Thanks for the reference to the previous discussion on this: it s exactly what I was looking for (confirmation/proof that there is indeed a problem). By

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: JTAG debugging tools

2005-12-10 by Michael Johnson

Hi, ... We ve written our own parallel port device driver. Not because there s anything wrong with the Magraigor stuff we just prefer to have our own code. ...

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: JTAG debugging tools

2005-12-10 by Dominic Rath

Hello, ... Yes, Crossworks bitbangs the parport itself, you don t need OCDRemote anymore. But OCDRemote supports hardware breakpoints, just search recent posts

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Re: JTAG debugging tools

2005-12-10 by householder_lpc

Thank you for a very clear and comprehensive answer. It it so that, if you use Crossworks, you don t use OCDRemote anymore, so Crossworks bitbangs jtag

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[lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-10 by Robert Adsett

... Which, of course, is what it should do since that is what was being asked of it. IE the sequence disable interrupts critical code restore interrupts will

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-10 by Ken Wada

I have been wondering about that myself. If you look very closely at the past threads, in this forum, others have been wondering about this also. I have

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by Ken Wada

ok... I can surely tell you this... I had the Watchdog working perfectly, until I started adding interrupt support, (mainly device drivers for the UART). After

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by brendanmurphy37

Karl, Thanks for this: I was worried I d been misreading the manual in someway, or missing something. We don t turn interrupts off to feed the watchdog, as

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by Ken Wada

Asynchronously turning off and on interrupts in the main body of your code is problematic. Instead of tempting fate; I decided to play the overly-cautious

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by brendanmurphy37

Ken, If you follow workaround 1 in the ATMEL app note (and some of the examples in some of the ARM documentation) referred to in the other response to this,

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by brendanmurphy37

Ken, I m still curous about your statement the processor expects a WRITE(0xAA) on the very next cycle . Where is this documented? It may be true, but if so,

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by David Hawkins

Hi guys, The uCOS-II RTOS port for the ARM processor defines an OS_ENTER_CRITICAL and OS_EXIT_CRITICAL pair of macros, inside which you can perform atomic

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by Ken Wada

... space ... to ... cycle ... watchdog. It makes a bit difference! If you WRITE (0x55), the processor expects a WRITE(0xAA) on the very next cycle. If this

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by Ken Wada

From extensive testing...I have found that the LPC22xx just ignores an invalid feed. I have come across this in Motorola s Power PC chip also. Ken Wada ...

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

Ken, yes this is probably it (as zdravko_k_d@yahoo.com also pointed out earlier). Strange not to have an atomic feed. First time I have come across that. I

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by brendanmurphy37

Ken, Can you explain why you think there s a problem with an interrupt between the two writes? According to the User Manual: Once 0xAA is written to the

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

... Good thought! Sadly it did not help on my problems. But I agree this is probably something one should do. The watchdog is initialized to 0xff on reset

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-09 by Ken Wada

Basically, your method works fine... UNTIL: you start adding interrupt service routines! This is why: void WDOG_pet() { WDFEED = 0xAA; /* Interrupt

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Re: JTAG Download problems

2005-12-09 by dagoss123

There is a jumper (J9) that is labeled JTAG. It is installed. Thanks. Doug ... mode. ... is on) ... eval ... (and ... Comm

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