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2005-11-17 by Tom Walsh
... No, read the license discussions on other websites. If you statically link proprietary code to GPL code, then you must release source, if you dynamically
2005-11-17 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
Robert, I must say I like the responsiveness of Philips (through you) *a lot* on this list. This is exactly what many of us embedded consultants really need.
2005-11-17 by seangra
AFAIK you re not correct there. If I take GPL code I only need to make source code available if I have modified the GPL d code itself. Even in that case I
2005-11-17 by Tom Walsh
... This is somewhat correct, not entirely. We don t need to get into a copyright discussion here, there has been enough written about GPL vs LGPL licensing
2005-11-17 by philips_apps
All, based on the algorithm the bootloader uses to determine the baudrate, as Joel already found out, it is correct that the max baudrate for 12 MHz is 38400
2005-11-17 by Charles Manning
... I d like to remind y all of the implications of GPL. In a small embedded environment (ie where you do not have OS-level partitioning) If you use code under
2005-11-17 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
Same here. /Ake ... -- ... Ake Hedman (YAP - Yet Another Programmer) eurosource, Brattbergavägen 17, 820 50 LOS, Sweden Phone: (46) 657 413430 Cellular: (46)
2005-11-17 by Tom Walsh
... So, put two processors on the board! Why does everything have to be in one processor? TomW -- Tom Walsh - WN3L - Embedded Systems Consultant
2005-11-17 by Steve Franks
... I ve been doing serial stuff from some time and this matches my experience. With an integer-MHz rate, the divisors are such that most all uart chipsets
2005-11-17 by Joel Winarske
... At 12MHz the highest the Phillips Flash utility will connect is 38.4k baud. I cannot connect running a higher baud. Joel
2005-11-17 by Joel Winarske
... If you are not running any code prior to main, other than CRT startup: On power up the peripheral clock is 1/4 of the clock frequency. See register
2005-11-17 by Bryce Schober
... I don t think you re ever going to get a micro with lcd controller, usb, and enough internal ram for the lcd buffer, usb buffers, and your application,
2005-11-17 by 42Bastian Schick
seangra ... I think Doug was right, this is a USB device chip with in-build HID class support. -- 42Bastian Schick
2005-11-17 by 42Bastian Schick
Ake ... But no LCD ?! External LCD controllers (320x240x16bit) are expensive. -- 42Bastian Schick
2005-11-17 by 42Bastian Schick
Bryce ... Saw a press-release about it and it looks promissing. Price
2005-11-17 by 42Bastian Schick
Doug Sutherland schrieb am Wed, 16 Nov 2005 12:50:54 ... I think you are correct, all these AVR based chips look like they support USB
2005-11-17 by Karl Olsen
Hello all, To get the 48 MHz necessary for the LPC214x USB, you must use a crystal of 12.0 MHz, 16.0 MHz, or 24.0 MHz. None of these frequencies are mentioned
2005-11-17 by tsyrjala2
... Hello Joel, I am using Olimex LPC-E2129 development board and WinARM compiler. When I connect oscilloscope to TX1 pin, it only shows logical 1. Could it be
2005-11-17 by FreeRTOS Info
... Hi Mark, I switch back and forth between LPC and SAM7 using IAR and J-link with no problems. The FreeRTOS download includes sample IAR projects for both.
2005-11-17 by Tom Walsh
Version 1.2 of the rdcf2 MMC DOS FAT16 filesystem is available on: http://openhardware.net Those of you with Internet Explorer may consider using FireFox to
2005-11-17 by Leon Heller
... From: philips_apps To: Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 7:25 AM Subject: [lpc2000] Happy birthday
2005-11-17 by philips_apps
It s been 2 years now that the LPC2000 forum exists, what a success! More than 2600 subscribers and still on a high technical level. A big thank you from
2005-11-17 by philips_apps
Gus, the tested limit is 70 mAs to be considered a fail. Running at 60 MHz from SRAM with all peripherals active and V18 towards the upper end (1.95V) it is
2005-11-17 by philips_apps
Gus, all sectors are 4k in size. So, the 2101 has 2 sectors, 2102 4 sectors and the 2103 8 sectors of 4k each. The bootloader is no longer inside the user
2005-11-17 by Tom Walsh
... BTW, -O2 is nasty, it does terrific optimation of the code, use -O0 instead to debug with. TomW ... -- Tom Walsh - WN3L - Embedded Systems Consultant
2005-11-17 by Tom Walsh
... Yes, but when I located _all_ the -O2 or -Os optimization compiler flags and changed them to -O0, everything worked as expected. You have to remember that
2005-11-17 by Tom Walsh
... Well, you do have surge currents while the device is leaping into doing work.. In that case, usually a low ESR capacitor such as tantalum or a good
2005-11-17 by fredvermejo
Hi! Everybody! I´m using GNUARM 4.0.1 and when I run my code step by step (using Insight, OCDRemote and a parallel wiggler), the steps showed at Insight
2005-11-17 by Tom Walsh
... Thanks. The original author had released the source into public domain. I felt it appropriate to continue with the spirit in which I had received it.
2005-11-17 by Gus
Is 50mA enough for the 1.8V on the LPC chips? The LPC2114 data sheet says 30mA but what is the maximum? I remember somebody on this group saying it was always
2005-11-16 by Joel Winarske
Does anyone happen to have a trace file of a CDC ACM Serial emulation conversation? An Ellisys trace file would be great, but I ll take what I can get.
2005-11-16 by Robert Adsett
... There are several schematics around for various LPC2000 family members including some here
2005-11-16 by Dan Beadle
I have used IAR/Segger with Atmel - no problems. _____ From: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com [mailto:lpc2000@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Mark Butcher Sent:
2005-11-16 by Mark Butcher
Hi All As much as I love the LPC2000 I have to do a quick project with the Atmel ATS91SAM7 - mainly due to its inbuilt MAC and DMA on the serial interfaces.
2005-11-16 by Marko Panger
Hello all, I have a general programming question. Me and my co-workers had an discussion about data alignment and non-aligned accesses. Please consider the
2005-11-16 by samydan2003
hi try to use philips ISP1160 is dual host . br ... mentioned ... ... much ... our ... do ... with
2005-11-16 by r_bottleneck
... posted ... be of Thanks to all who answered to my question. Now it works!! The reason for the exception I got was that the compiler I m using converted the
2005-11-16 by Joel Winarske
Hi Tim, ... I ran your code snippet on one of my boards, your code s fine. Perhaps there s an issue with your debug environment? Joel
2005-11-16 by Bertrik Sikken
... Hash: SHA1 ... This is cool stuff. Also nice to release it under BSD style license! By the way, I think the Keil USB mass storage example for LPC214x would
2005-11-16 by Gus
Again, this is a device not a host. There is no ARM7 chip with internal memory and USB HOST, yet! I think cypress have something but it is not ARM Gus ... can
2005-11-16 by Doug Sutherland
I was looking at this last night ... it appears to be for building a keyboard, not plugging one in. I don t think it s a USB host controller that you plug USB
2005-11-16 by seangra
Check out the following chip (I don t think this one was mentioned before): AT43USB325E-AC IC USB KEYBOARD CTRLR HUB 64LQFP You can load your own code in it,
2005-11-16 by Charles Manning
... I d suggest that an ecos list would be a better place to ask.
2005-11-16 by Gus
Does anyone know how memory is divided on LPC2103? I mean the erase blocks? I know this will be in the manual when it is out but I need this info ASAP Thanks,
2005-11-16 by Bryce Schober
I have similar requirements for an upcoming product, though much lower volume. I don t think I ve seen a single arm7 with usb host that actually worked. I ve
2005-11-16 by Ricardo Wiggers
Hi. Does anyone has a source for some good header files and linker scripts for the LPC family? Something like the linker scripts and header files os mspgcc
2005-11-16 by elektrknight
Radim, You can find SD and SDIO information online here: http://www.sdcard.org/ and http://www.sdcard.org/sdio/index.html If you are looking for the SD and
2005-11-16 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
On a resent presentation Philips says they will have a uP in the LPC series with USB host functionality and OTG on chip (LPC23xx) H1 2006. With that volume in
2005-11-16 by 42Bastian Schick
... Agree. Better w.r.t number of chips. USBwiz = 3 chips, 43USB380 = 2 chips But I like a single chip solution (need not be ARM): MCU with USB host (or OTG)
2005-11-16 by nospam@FreeRTOS.org
... A question on the eCOS mailing list might provide assistance. http://ecos.sourceware.org/intouch.html Regards, Richard. http://www.FreeRTOS.org