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RTC problem

2005-11-27 by r_bottleneck

Hello, I have a stupid problem with the LPC2138 RTC. The RTC works with my SW on an Olimex EVB perfectly . However, I designed an own board and the same SW

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Re: MMC filesystem speed

2005-11-27 by seangra

... How did you get that value? 160Mbits/second with the 4-bit interface means 40MHz clock, which means the enhanced cards either support higher than 25MHz

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Re: [lpc2000] SD read/write speed

2005-11-27 by Bertrik Sikken

... Hash: SHA1 ... Have you tried the pre-erase or do you get this from a datasheet? ... You snipped the part where I said I measured the time it took to read

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: MMC filesystem speed

2005-11-27 by Rob Jansen

... So this means theoretical minimum time == 0.137 seconds for 128 kBytes. This is no where near the measures 13 to 14 seconds (factor 100). If these figures

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Re: [lpc2000] SD read/write speed

2005-11-27 by Clyde Stubbs

... It helps if you use the pre-erase command as well, but in your case I doubt this has any impact. ... These results are remarkably slow. I have not used an

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: MMC filesystem speed

2005-11-27 by Bertrik Sikken

... Hash: SHA1 ... I m using the SPI0 peripheral. The clock speed of this peripheral is the PCLK (60 MHz) divided by some divider which has a minimum value of

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Re: MMC filesystem speed

2005-11-27 by seangra

... Thanks for the test, this is good information. However unfortunately I don t think that this is an accurate representation of the speed of the card

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Re: [lpc2000] MMC filesystem speed

2005-11-26 by Bertrik Sikken

... Hash: SHA1 Hi again, ... I did some experiments to get a feel for the write speed. It turns out that, contrary to what I expected, the WRITE_MULTIPLE_BLOCK

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Re: [lpc2000] MMC filesystem speed

2005-11-26 by Bertrik Sikken

... Hash: SHA1 ... I have no data on what CMD51 does, but as far as I know, the block size cannot really be modified. Reading a block smaller than 512 bytes is

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Re: LPC214x Eagle Library?

2005-11-26 by bobbruce000

... Yes, I have an Eagle library, and the script it was generated from. You can download it here: http://www.kuaitech.com/tmp/eagle/ The library contains

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LPC214x Eagle Library?

2005-11-25 by Jonathan Stark

Has anyone created an Eagle library that has the USB connections and pins labelled for the LPC214x parts with USB? None of the libraries I saw in the file

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VirtualCOM compiled with GNU tools

2005-11-25 by Bertrik Sikken

... Hash: SHA1 Hi all, Is it possible to compile the VirtualCOM project with the standard GNU tools? Thanks in advance, Bertrik ... Version: GnuPG v1.4.1

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CAN interrupt

2005-11-25 by gfaurie1

Hello, I have a problem when i disable and enable CAN interrupt. When i receive a can interrupt, i read can controller and i write 8 bytes in a memory. Another

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External interrupt

2005-11-25 by Sanjiwani

I want sample code in crossworks for external interrupt [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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RE: [lpc2000] uIP

2005-11-25 by Paul Curtis

Ahh, also forgot to mention: http://www.freertos.org/portrowleylpc2124.html This is a slightly modified version of my uIP port running as a task under FreeRTOS

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uIP

2005-11-25 by szemzoandras

Hello, I have ported the cs8900a driver to my harware, and I would like to use it with uIP. I m working with WinARM and arm-elf-gcc. Is there any gcc port for

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RE: [lpc2000] uIP

2005-11-25 by Paul Curtis

Hi, ... http://www.rowley.co.uk/msp430/uip.htm This has a CS8900A drive in it too that I wrote. It all works on an LPC-E2129. There have been some reports of

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RE: [lpc2000] OT: Aidrop

2005-11-25 by Paul Curtis

Michael, ... I m sure it is. If you are a member of the AirDrop Yahoo! hroup, then you ll have seen that some people are working on using SDIO. The AirDrop

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OT: Aidrop

2005-11-25 by Michael Rubitschka

Paul Is it possible to run Airdrop (after some modifications) on an SD Wlan card? Adrop has a top priority on my to do list, but I don t like compact flash

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Re: Vbat on LPC2138

2005-11-25 by philips_apps

... LPC2138 save only the RTC or if it also save the SRAM contents ? ... Vbat on the LPC2138 and LPC2148 keeps only the RTC alive. To keep the SRAM up, you

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CrossWorks as debugger

2005-11-24 by Blagoj Kupev

Hi there, Is it possible to use CrossWorks as debugger using elf file generated by external tools? To use CrossWorks with Wiggler interface and to import elf

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RE: [lpc2000] CrossWorks as debugger

2005-11-24 by Paul Curtis

Hi, ... Yes, you can do that. There is an Externally Built Executable project type. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk CrossWorks

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Re: Vbat on LPC2138

2005-11-24 by seangra

The Vbat is strictly for the RTC. In low power power-down mode the SRAM contents are preserved, but around 60uA of power is drawn from Vdd. I suppose it

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