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JTAG debugging tools

2005-12-09 by householder_lpc

Hi all, I m currently trying to find good and not too expensive tools for programming and debugging the LPC2148. I intend to use gcc as compiler. Can anyone

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Re: [lpc2000] MEMMAP register problem

2005-12-08 by Joel Winarske

... The order both Keil and IAR use is setup PLL, MAM, then MEMMAP. Keil implements in startup assembler, while IAR implements in main() post crt init. Either

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JTAG Download problems

2005-12-08 by dagoss123

I am new to the ARM uC and the Keil tools I have a Keil MCB2130 board with a 2138 I have the Keil ULINK connected to a USB port (and the USB light is on) and

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MEMMAP register problem

2005-12-08 by arm_beta_tester

I have problem with MEMMAP register in LPC2138. By default MEMMAP register is equal to 0x00. In this mode during the code execution after the reset vector next

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Re: LPC2214 and 16 bit flash

2005-12-08 by Ken Wada

Byte accesses on these 16-bit FLASH devices are not a problem! From what I can tell, you are most likely using an Intel 16-bit wide StrataFlash, or one of

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Re: LPC2214 and 16 bit flash

2005-12-08 by Ken Wada

Yes, it is possible to write bytes! What you need to do, is to read the entire 16-bit word, modify the byte, (upper or lower), then write the entire 16-bit

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Re: LPC2214 and 16 bit flash

2005-12-08 by smoutpatrick

... accesses? ... datasheet on ... Tom, what should i look for in the datasheet? The datasheet tells me that no byte access is supported (see original

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Re: LPC2214 and 16 bit flash

2005-12-08 by smoutpatrick

Ken, We have selected a flash that supports page mode. However, the device doesn t support byte access. Is it nevertheless possible to write bytes with the

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Re: LPC2214 and 16 bit flash

2005-12-08 by Ken Wada

This is emminently doable...A few issues to concern your self though: 1. Make sure you have boot-up code in your internal FLASH, (if you are using the

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Re: LPC2138 Timer0 Interrupt

2005-12-08 by Ken Wada

First of all; you are not acknowledging your VIC interrupt. This will cause your system to look like it is not interrupting. void decrement_timers() __irq {

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SV: [lpc2000] LPC2138 Timer0 Interrupt

2005-12-08 by Jørgen Daugaard

Maybe you forgot to enable global interrupt just before entering the loop? // just an infinite loop to check Timer0 system_timer = 4000; __ARMLIB_enableIRQ();

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Re: LPC2138 Timer0 Interrupt

2005-12-08 by mark_dell555

Make sure your global IRQ flag is clear, (I_BIT in CPSR needs to be 0). Also you need to clear the VICVectAddr (VICVectAddr = 0x00000000) at the end of your

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LPC2138 Timer0 Interrupt

2005-12-08 by dodge1955

Can anyone tell me why my interrupt is not firing? The T0IR flag is set upon rollover of the TIMER0 32 bit timer, but my code is not vectored to the interrupt

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LPC2146 IAP Erase & Write not working.

2005-12-08 by mark_dell555

Hi, I m having a problem erasing the flash with IAP calls on my lpc2146. I m making calls to the IAP, and get the chip id fine from the IAP. Next I make a

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Wiggler debugging in Flash

2005-12-08 by lynchzilla

Hi nieuw bericht. The crucial element in wiggler debugging is the Macraigor OCDRemote utility that converts GDB serial commands into bit-banging on the LPT1

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-08 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

Brenda*n,* thanks. It s really good to here that. Even if 99.999% of the problems comes from the code we write ourselves it is still nice to take away that

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-08 by brendanmurphy37

Ake, Thanks for your comments. I m not sure if you want to hear this or not, but we ve just put in support for the watchdog. It worked first time, with no

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LPC2104 Power Up 1.8v and 3.3v

2005-12-08 by phlpcmicro

Hi Guys, We have built a few boards with LPC2104 s and 1 or 2 are not powering up and are hanging after power up. We scope the 1.8v and 3.3v and the waveforms

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REG: IAP in LPC2138.

2005-12-08 by rockraj_2003

Hi Freind, Had anybody tried an IAP routine in LPC2138 using IAR Ewarm version. I want to write data to the FLASH. Had anybody has got some example code on how

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-08 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

Thanks Brendan, This is the right approach surely. I m at that state now and have no other alternative then to back a bit and go through this the right way .

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Message 11209

2005-12-08 by nieuw bericht

Hi all, I m learning to work with the LPC2148 processor, and have a pcb board for this, from embeddedartists.com. I would like to use the gnuarm toolchain with

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blinky flash download problem

2005-12-08 by dagoss123

I am new to the ARM uC and the Keil tools I have a Keil MCB2130 board with a 2138 I have the Keil ULINK connected to a USB port (and the USB light is on) and

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Re: Problem with watchdog

2005-12-08 by brendanmurphy37

Ake, I can almost feel your frustration: we ve all been there! I m very interested in the outcome of this, as our own task for next week is to get the watchdog

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Re: clock freq. for new LPC2103

2005-12-08 by lpc2100_fan

Gus, I agree with Joel about the UART frequencies. To answer your question, use a 10 MHz crystal, the only one that is within the PLL range 10-25 and that can

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