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help needed with serial comm

2005-12-07 by bhimanipankaj

Dear ARMyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeessssss I am here with very newbies question, but tuff one for me atleast. I am interfacing an GSM modem with Serial

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OT: PPP implementation for uIP

2005-12-07 by Joel Winarske

Ok so I ported uIP to IAR on LPC2148, and am talking to XP via SLIP. I now need to implement PPP. The closest I ve seen that might be suitable is the PPP

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RE: [lpc2000] Programmable Oscillators

2005-12-07 by Michael Rubitschka

Hi Doug I really like these LTC parts. I allready used them in a Frequency Generator project. As a clock source they are over qualified but it will work.

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Re: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-07 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

... Hej Dan, yes I feed the dog. I have also just tried to write a loop where I do nothing else then feeding the watchdog but I m still seem to have the

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Re: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-07 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

... Thanks Tom, Yes its defined as #define WDFEED (*((volatile unsigned char *) 0xE0000008)) forgetting volatile have bite me so many times during the

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Re: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-07 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

Ooops..! Thanks a lot. wishful thinking from my part I guess. ;-) I m back on square one then. hmmm... I really need to solve this. I have done a small

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content of some SFRs

2005-12-07 by tastingfan tastingfan

Hi, I am using ADS1.2 and AXD to debug the LPC2131. How can I watch the content of some SFRs, like SPCR, SPSR, SPDR and SPCCR of SPI? Must I do it by looking

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help needed with serial comm

2005-12-07 by bhimanipankaj

Dear ARMiiesssssssss.... I am here with very newbies question, but tuff one for me atleast. I am interfacing an GSM modem with Serial port of lpc2214, now my

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RE: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-07 by Dan Beadle

Are you tickling the watchdog? Once enabled, you must reset the timer regularly - to tell the WDT that life is good. Otherwise it will bite you by

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drive FRAMs of Ramtron

2005-12-07 by tastingfan tastingfan

Hi, Does anyone here drive FRAMs of Ramtron? My idea is descreibed as following: One byte (0xb0) is written into FRAM with the function

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Re: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-06 by Tom Walsh

... Ah! Didn t notice that, you are correct. Reading ARM asm still makes my head hurt! TomW ... -- Tom Walsh - WN3L - Embedded Systems Consultant

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Re: [lpc2000] link q's

2005-12-06 by Tom Walsh

... The GNU linker does not do circular resolution of symbols, for example, symbol foo is in libbar.a , when linking in with the libjunk.a archive, this

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Re: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-06 by Tom Walsh

... do you have WDFEED declared as volatile ? This tells gcc not to optimize out accesses to that memory, that the memory location may change between

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Re: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-06 by Bill Knight

Actually it is writing 0xAA then 0x55. The second line of the disassembly is mvn (move negative). It loads the inverted value of 85=0x55 (0xFFFFFFAA) into

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Re: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-06 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

I have found part of this problem. The GNU compiler translates WDFEED = 0xAA; WDFEED = 0x55; to 710 04c4 8E22A0E3 mov r2, #-536870904 711 04c8

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Re: [lpc2000] Digest Number 856

2005-12-06 by Mauricio Scaff

Well, The only components that i have connected besides the processor are the reset circuitry (1 cap, 1 diode and 1 resistor), the RS232 driver (MAX3238), the

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RE: [lpc2000] Digest Number 856

2005-12-06 by Steve Franks

... If there is a path (impedance) from your pulled-up pins to ground, that can suck power out the pullups - I ve done it before. Look very closely at the

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Re: program starting problem

2005-12-06 by arm_beta_tester

The reset pin of the microcontroller is connected by 10k to VCC and also to GND in series with 100n capacitor.

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Re: program starting problem

2005-12-06 by arm_beta_tester

The download option is turned on (Project- Options- Debugger/Download- Use flash loader(s)) The flash memory is downloaded properly. As I mentioned sometimes

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Re: [lpc2000] program starting problem

2005-12-06 by mfrazier@governors-america.com

Have you checked the reset circuit...in debug mode the jtag handles the reset...this could be why it s acting this way. Good Luck, The Wizard [Non-text

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Still need help...

2005-12-06 by mauricioscaff

Does anybody have some experience with LPC21xx devices in powerdown mode ? Thanks Hi, I m trying to put a LPC2146 in a deep power down mode, but, the best I

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program starting problem

2005-12-06 by arm_beta_tester

Hello, I ve written a simple program for ARM LPC2138 to flash on and off LED. I use IAR EWARM software. When the code is debbuged everything is ok. But when I

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Re: Programmable Oscillators

2005-12-06 by octofroggy

I would check the specs for the PLL on the micro and compare to the jitter specs on the oscillator. Potentially the PLL on the micro could loose lock due to

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Re: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-06 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

... Jim, yes my defines are the same and yes I have tested with other values for the watchdog period. According to the manual the watchdog timer should start

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Programmable Oscillators

2005-12-06 by Doug Sutherland

I wonder if anyone can offer opinions on these programmable oscillators. The LTC6903 and LTC6904 are oscillators programmable from 1kHz - 68Mhz. One is

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Interrupt pending but not raised

2005-12-06 by andersryl

Hi, I have a very peculiar problem regarding interrupts on my Olimex E2214 board (using gcc and gld with Eclipse). I m trying to get my board to communicate

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Re: [lpc2000] Problem with watchdog

2005-12-06 by Jim Parziale

Assuming you have the correct definitions for your symbols, the only thing I can think of is setting the timeout to the largest integer like that. Maybe you

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Problem with watchdog

2005-12-06 by Ake Hedman, eurosource

Hi all. I am trying to enable the watchdog but the result is a total hang of the board. Not even the bootloader is possible to reach after the crash and I have

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LPC orcad library

2005-12-06 by ualbe

Hi, Does someone have an orcad library for LPC2000 series (in particular LPC2129 and LPC2194)? Thanks a lot. Alberto

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Re: [lpc2000] link q's

2005-12-06 by Robert Adsett

I hope this gets through, I ve not been having much luck recently. ... OK, I would expect that was likely to work. A question. Where is your newlib-lpc

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re: LPC2104 has bad boot sector code?

2005-12-06 by Jayasooriah

Hello, Does anyone know how to restore the boot sector on a LPC2104 with bad boot sector? I have two boards which will respond with Synchronized when I

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link q's

2005-12-05 by Steve Franks

Hi all, fyi: I m using WinARM, not a home-built distribution. I think WinARM s fantastic, btw. So, I m getting the following errors that I can t get rid of:

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