Re: LPC2000 Flash Loader Utility update?
2005-11-29 by lpctools
Hi, the latest update (V2.2.3) can also be found on the Philips site here: http://www.standardics.philips.com/support/techdocs/microcontrollers/
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Re: LPC2000 Flash Loader Utility update?
2005-11-29 by derbaier
Try looking again in the Yahoo files section, Mike. According to the date shown in the listing, version 2.2.3 has been there since October 27th. Your question
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2000 Flash Loader Utility update?
2005-11-29 by Bertrik Sikken
... Hash: SHA1 ... I found it here: http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/products/microcontrollers/support/development_tools/tools_by_family/arm7tdmi/
LPC2000 Flash Loader Utility update?
2005-11-29 by Mike Nelson
Greetings: I have searched the Philips web site and the LPC2000 Yahoo Group web site Files and Links sections, and can t find an update for the Philips LPC2000
Re: [lpc2000] uip port
2005-11-29 by Tom Walsh
... It means the level of warnings you ve chosen in Crossworks is too low to advise you of coding issues. Try turning on all your warnings in Crossworks and
Keil MCB2103 boards have arrived!
2005-11-29 by lpctools
Hi everyone, Keil is starting to promote their new MCB2103 board for the brand new LPC2103/LPC2102/LPC2101 devices: http://www.keil.com/mcb2103
RE: [lpc2000] Programming LPC2292 with Crossworks
2005-11-29 by Karim Virani
Crossworks works well with the $20USD wiggler-compatible from olimex: http://www.olimex.com/dev/arm-jtag.html purchase at sparkfun.com if you re in the US.
Reset of cancontroller
2005-11-29 by Klaus
Has anybody experience with resetting the cancontroller? When the errorinterupt (buserror) occurs, i try to reset the controller. I am using the hints of the
Re: lpc2103 manual -- PLCC44 pinout see files sections
2005-11-29 by Gus
When will the manual come for LPC2103? Gus ... this ... to ... running ... previously ... today. ... the ... decided
Re: interrupt lost (all)
2005-11-29 by Zdravko
Also make sure that all of your ISRs have at the end write to VICVectAddr. Including your DefaultISR. If not VIC may stall untill hardware reset of the device.
Re: [lpc2000] Programming LPC2292 with Crossworks
2005-11-29 by Thomas Ploeger
Hi, ... Cheers Thomas ... From: Michael Johnson To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 5:07 PM Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Programming LPC2292
Re: [lpc2000] Programming LPC2292 with Crossworks
2005-11-29 by Michael Johnson
Hi Thomas, CrossWorks supports the JTAG port only. Regards Michael
Programming LPC2292 with Crossworks
2005-11-29 by thomas_ploeger
Hi, I m new in this stuff and I try to figure out wich connection I should use to program my LPC 2292. I using CrossWorks and I want to connect my board via
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interrupt lost (all)
2005-11-29 by Richard Duits
Make sure the startup code has the instruction at address 0x18: ldr pc, [pc, #-4080] Richard Duits.
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interrupt lost (all)
2005-11-29 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... Do you get the same result with T0MCR = 1; // Interrupt and Reset on MR0 Also are the global IRQ flag enabled? /Ake -- ... Ake Hedman (YAP - Yet Another
Re: interrupt lost (all)
2005-11-29 by clodic_pascal
CAN controller go in error if no other node. Be sure your interrupt service routine is not a while (1) {}
Re: interrupt lost (all)
2005-11-29 by ualbe
Dear Ake, yes, the timer runs! I have no idea! thanks Alberto
Re: [lpc2000] Re: interrupt lost (all)
2005-11-29 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
Alberto, as far as I can see this looks OK. You never set up the prescaler divider for the timer but I don t remember the default for it so that may be OK.
Re: interrupt lost (all)
2005-11-29 by ualbe
Dear Ake, I tested your VIC sequence but it still doesn t work. I m reading my code but It seem correct. Here it is an example thanks Alberto static init(void)
Re: Fixed address ARRAY
2005-11-29 by Karl Olsen
... You don t have to. You can also use a pointer to access an array: unsigned char *eeprom = (unsigned char *)0x81000000; ... i = eeprom[34]; and to access a
Re: [lpc2000] interrupt lost (all)
2005-11-29 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
Your initialization code should 1.) Select the CANIRQ as IRQ (not FIQ). 2.) Enable the interrupt on a specific pos. 3.) Set the IRQ routine address. 4.) Enable
interrupt lost (all)
2005-11-29 by ualbe
Hi, I m working with gcc, winidea editor and keil2130 development board. I m a problem on isr. There are four isr: two for CAN reception, one for CAN error and
EXTPOLAR and EXTMODE Register Write Tip
2005-11-29 by jykim_2000
When the EINT1 becomes the Set, the EXTMODE Register of different EINT0, EINT2, EINT3 becomes the Write. The case where becomes the Write: EXTPOLAR = 0x03;
Fixed address ARRAY
2005-11-29 by gomolava1
Hello, Is it exist simple method to place an ARRAY to a fixed memory location in gcc,like in Keil: const unsigned char eeprom[EE_SIZE]_at_EE_ADDR_L; For a
uip port
2005-11-29 by szemzoandras
Hi, I try to port Rowley port :) of uip-e2124 to winarm.I port cs8900 driver, and now it s compiled, but I got a lot of error: warning: cast increases
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-29 by Tom Walsh
... Now you have hit upon one of the reasons I did not use PIC as a choice in new hardware designs. The early PICs did not have an interrupt structure and you
req
2005-11-29 by pavan kumar
sir, im an m.tech student from hyderabad,im doing a project on controller area network.title was design and implementation of can protocol based master/multi
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-29 by Ghazan Haider
I started using the lpc2000 chips as a replacement for my pic and avr set. Even ARM is aiming at the 8-bit market with the arm7 core (and with the lpc2101,
Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-29 by Eric Engler
... I think everyone would agree with this. We sometimes need assembler, but it s use should be rare. Only drivers, compiler libraries, or special
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-29 by Boris Estudiez
... Hi, Look the following tutorials for ARM7TDMI assembler using GAS: http://dsl.ee.unsw.edu.au/dsl-cdrom/unsw/elec2041/
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-28 by Charles Manning
... I don t see why not. So long as you get them to both play APCS and use a common object format (eg. elf).
Re: [lpc2000] uC hangs when initialising external interrupt
2005-11-28 by Richard Duits
Hoi Laurens, In je eerste mail heb je het over LPC2129 dus dat is de chip waar de je errata voor moet opvragen. Het typenummer staat ook op het IC
EE_demo
2005-11-28 by gomolava1
Dear LPC2000 Group, I am using the CrossStudio 1.5 on LPC2138. I want to apply EE_demo with CrossStudio! How to change following line: const unsigned char
Re: [lpc2000] uC hangs when initialising external interrupt
2005-11-28 by Rob Jansen
... Laurens, with a good light source (e.g. Halogen lamp) you can just read the small print on the device. If you look on the product information page at the
Re: [lpc2000] uC hangs when initialising external interrupt
2005-11-28 by Laurens Swaans
Ik doe het maar in het nederlands he? Ik gebruik een evaluation board van Keil, kortom ik kan zo 123 geen errata vinden. Bij de leverbon staat niks vermeld van
Re: [lpc2000] SD read/write speed
2005-11-28 by Clyde Stubbs
... I have implemented it. It makes a small, but measurable difference on writing sequences of blocks. ... Sorry, I misread your original post. ... So that
Re: [lpc2000] Strnge problem with input
2005-11-28 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
Forget this question. Just a(another) really stupid mistake by me!!! Blushing...... Cheers /Ake ... -- ... Ake Hedman (YAP - Yet Another Programmer)
Strnge problem with input
2005-11-28 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
Hi, need someone to discuss this problem with: I have a board based on a 2138 where I have P0.20 connected as an input to read a button. When I was debugging
Re: [lpc2000] Re: MMC filesystem speed
2005-11-28 by Sean
... Well, you re up to 680KB/sec for the A-Data dummy mode, whereas your computer gets 825KB/sec. I m assuming that the 3.3MB/sec is operating in SD 4-bit
missing interrupts.
2005-11-28 by diwilru
Hi fellows, I got a question concerning uart in lpc2148. If I disable tx interrupts then restore it and if tx interrupt occurs within this time will be this
Re: [lpc2000] CAN interrupt
2005-11-28 by Gilles FAURIE
Hi, Yes i have already read erra sheet for my LPC2294, but i haven t found my problem. ... From: Joel Winarske To:
Re: [lpc2000] Re: MMC filesystem speed
2005-11-27 by Bertrik Sikken
... Hash: SHA1 ... Your were right about the optimisations and the throughput limitations. First of all, I realised thath the results above were obtained with
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-27 by Robert Adsett
... It happens. ... I ve seen the same complaint levelled against the x86 variant. ... You may well be right, or it might be just as fast to learn the
Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-27 by Eric Engler
... have to ... I ve ... I meant to say it doesn t use ARM syntax, of course. I was wearing my hc11/hc12 hat by mistake. I posted a corrected message but it
Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-27 by Eric Engler
... I don t think you can link IAR assembled code with gcc compiled code, can you? But I guess you could make 2 separate download modules that could be aware
Re: [lpc2000] Re: MMC filesystem speed
2005-11-27 by Rob Jansen
Never on a Sunday ... ... I must have been sleeping. 4 bits interface means 2 * 8 and 160/2 == 80 My mistake, but 40 MHz is still out of spec. ... This was an
Re: MMC filesystem speed
2005-11-27 by rtstofer
A different measurement: Using the LPC2106 at 4 * 14.7456 MHz, portions of the WinAVR FAT12/16/32 library and a Kingston 64MB CF, I can read 350 KB/s. The
RE: [lpc2000] RTC problem
2005-11-27 by Dan Beadle
Sounds like a software problem to me - On the Olimex board, are you starting up from zero in RAM? (Is there a chance that something else starts up the RTC
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-27 by Robert Adsett
... Since it s not an hc11/hc12 assembler that s hardly surprising. I have to say I found the GAS syntax no more obscure than any other assembler I ve ever
Re: Is there an open source ARM assembler?
2005-11-27 by Eric Engler
... can use C ... The basic syntax doesn t follow that used by most ARM assemblers. This is understandable because it wasn t designed for this target