RE: [lpc2000] Where To Order LPC2138
2005-10-31 by David Hawkins
... I requested samples directly from Philips, they showed up in a week or so. Try that perhaps. Dave
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Overclocking LPC213x.
2005-10-31 by mark_dell555
Hi, I needed a bit more speed in my app, and I suppose i could of tried to optimize it a bit, but I was feeling kinda lazy. So I decided to overclock my
Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC213xpower.pdf by Owen Mooney
2005-10-31 by Mukadder Ceyhan
Could you post or send me this pdf document please?? ... __________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - Make it your home page!
Wierd Philips ISP Utility problem
2005-10-31 by Leighton Rowe
For a good while now, I ve been programming new lpc2114s with the Philips ISP Flash utility without problems. Until renctly, I just received an lpc2114 unit
Re: [lpc2000] Re: CrossWorks LPC214X Support
2005-10-31 by Michael Johnson
Hi, We can supply an update to the 1.5 release to support the LPC214x devices. The USB code will take a little bit longer. Regards Michael
Re: [lpc2000] Re: ARM buys Keil
2005-10-31 by sig5534@hotmail.com
It has been interesting reading the emails about this Keil purchase. As a business owner myself I view this from the standpoint of who really wanted the deal:
Re: LPC2212/4 and Altera Cyclone in same JTAG chain?
2005-10-31 by wayne_s_cranwell
Response from Reinhard at Keil to the same post on their discussion board: RE: JTAG chain compatability Ulink USB JTAG, uVision Currently there is a problem
RE: [lpc2000] Re: ARM buys Keil
2005-10-31 by Paul Curtis
Hi, ... Leaving Artisan aside, there are two classes of IP that ARM owns: #1 is the ARM core and #2 is the ARM software set. It makes good money on both, look
Re: [lpc2000] Re: ARM buys Keil
2005-10-31 by 42Bastian Schick
Richard schrieb am Mon, 31 Oct 2005 ... I guess we ll never hear the real reason, we can only speculate: - Getting a low-price
Re: [lpc2000] Re: ARM buys Keil
2005-10-31 by Richard
... Heee heee, have you thought through this? How does it benefit ARM to kill off the compiler competitions? // richard (This email is for mailing lists. To
RE: [lpc2000] Re: ARM buys Keil
2005-10-31 by Michael Rubitschka
Hi rtstofer Are you serious? For 99.99 I would by the Keil immeadetly. Cheers Michael
Re: CrossWorks LPC214X Support
2005-10-31 by iv_loginov
... on ... I d like to use CrossWorks for develop USB device on LPC214X chip. When will CrossWorks support him and when can we get USB stack for him?
ARM9 evaluation board with USB 2.0 host controller
2005-10-31 by SU
I want to buy ARM9 evaluation board with USB 2.0 host controller on-board, and GNU C compiler, JTAG ICE. Any suggestions? Thanks. Louis ... From:
RE: [lpc2000] Where To Order LPC2138
2005-10-31 by SU
I want to buy ARM9 evaluation board with USB 2.0 host controller on-board, and GNU C compiler, JTAG ICE. Any suggestions? Thanks. Louis ... From:
RE: [lpc2000] Where To Order LPC2138
2005-10-31 by Chris Graham
I have over 100 LPC2138 s that I don t need because I decided to switch to the LPC2148. I was going to put them on ebay, but if anyone is interested I ll sell
Where To Order LPC2138
2005-10-31 by rtstofer
Any suggestions for a supplier in the US for the LPC2138 in quantities of 1 or 2? Digikey is out of stock until late December which isn t very comforting. I
Re: ARM buys Keil
2005-10-31 by rtstofer
... tools. ... ARM s ... Because ARM makes money on the IP. They can price the compiler in such a way that all of the competition dies. There would be two
RE: [lpc2000] Re: ARM buys Keil
2005-10-30 by Paul Curtis
Hi, ... That s nonsense--why else do 3Ps exist if not to compete with ARM s compiler? I reckon IAR and Green Hills, and probably others, would vehemently
RE: [lpc2000] ARM buys Keil
2005-10-30 by Paul Curtis
Hi, ... You gotta be smokin crack if you even think this would happen. ARM funds GCC development via CodeSourcery
Re: ARM buys Keil
2005-10-30 by rtstofer
I think it more likely to be the other way around. I envision a scenario where, if you want to use the ARM core efficiently, you HAVE to buy their compiler.
Re: [lpc2000] ARM buys Keil
2005-10-30 by Ghazan Haider
Arm has previously submitted code to gdb. Do you think they will opensource the keil compilers, or better still, move its code to the current armgcc? I hope
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Debugging from flash
2005-10-30 by Robert Adsett
... Nice, I hadn t noticed that when I last looked at their literature. Not a feature you need often but when you do there isn t anything that will substitute
Re: LPC213xpower.pdf by Owen Mooney
2005-10-30 by Guillermo Prandi
It seems I keep embarrasing myself... The code was never intended to wake up the processor on interrupt. for(;;); Never mind my mouth. Sorry for all the
Re: LPC213xpower.pdf by Owen Mooney
2005-10-30 by Guillermo Prandi
I just wanted to add that the small concept bug does not affect the results of the test at all; it only affects the ability of the processor of returning to
LPC213xpower.pdf by Owen Mooney
2005-10-30 by Guillermo Prandi
Hi, I just wanted to point out that there seems to be small bug in the test code shown in the PDF: switch(c) { case b : PCON=1; case c : PCON=1; case d :
Re: Debugging from flash
2005-10-30 by Zdravko
... debugger ... facility. One ... to a ... at full ... I am using Ashling PathFinder and Opella. I can set a break when a certain value was written to a
Re: LPC21XX as OSD Generator
2005-10-29 by Eric Engler
... You reminded me of a book that came out in the late 70 s by Don Lancaster. It was called The Cheap Video Cookbook . He used a 1 Mhz 6502 to generate an
Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC21XX as OSD Generator
2005-10-29 by Richard Duits
Maybe you can use a SSP unit to generate a constant bit stream. It takes only 1 write to generate 16 bits, and the FIFO should make it possible to generate a
Re: LPC21XX as OSD Generator
2005-10-29 by bobtransformer
Could you possibly use LPCs PWM for vertical and horizontal sync generation ? bob ... including ... width ... 50uS ... are ... interrupt ... much ... Even ...
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Debugging from flash
2005-10-29 by Rob Jansen
... And the ARM7 has a proper ICE. See my previous post http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lpc2000/message/9851 which explains the function of the ARM Embedded ICE
Unused pins
2005-10-29 by Guillermo Prandi
Hi, all! We have a project featuring LPC2138 and we would like to keep power consumption to minimum levels when possible. Now the issue of what to do with
Philips Presentation...
2005-10-29 by Lasse Madsen
Here s a link to the most recent presentation http://www.arrowne.com/arm_dk/ARM_Philips.pdf This both this group and Leon is mentioned, I think that s pretty
Re: LPC2138FBD64 - not possible to run from Flash and use IAP?
2005-10-29 by Guillermo Prandi
Sorry. I meant the lsb. Guille ... Flash ... this?
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Debugging from flash
2005-10-29 by Robert Adsett
... Neither of those will provide a data watchpoint though which is what I was referring to above. Since in order to implement that you would have to single
Re: LPC21XX as OSD Generator
2005-10-29 by donhamilton2002
... AFAIR this is correct. Pixel width is the main factor in a project like this. For the sake of argument, lets say the display is 50 pixels across. That
Re: LPC2138FBD64 - not possible to run from Flash and use IAP?
2005-10-29 by Guillermo Prandi
I thought that using the msb to switch between ARM/Thumb was common to BL and BX. Now I see it s not. Thanks a lot, Karl, because I was about to run into that
Re: [lpc2000] Strange LPC2138 EXTINT0 behavior
2005-10-29 by Karl Olsen
... From: r_bottleneck To: Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2005 1:32 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Strange LPC2138
Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2138FBD64 - not possible to run from Flash and use IAP?
2005-10-29 by Karl Olsen
... From: Guillermo Prandi To: Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2005 2:22 AM Subject: [lpc2000] Re:
Re: [lpc2000] Strange LPC2138 EXTINT0 behavior
2005-10-29 by Bill Knight
You may be getting a spurious interrupt. Suggest you disable global interrupts just before disabling the VIC interrupt, then re-enable them right afterwards.
Re: New poll for lpc2000
2005-10-29 by struberg
o) singular 3.3V (1.8V sourced internally) on every new LPC device o) 10/100 MAC with RMII
Strange LPC2138 EXTINT0 behavior
2005-10-29 by r_bottleneck
Hello, I m rather new with LPC21xx, therefore I would like to ask the experts a question regarding a strange behavior I discovered in my application. I m
Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC21XX as OSD Generator
2005-10-29 by Alex Gibson
... Easiest is an fpga. Should be able to do a bit in a larger cpld like a coolrunner2-256. www.xess.com has some nice docs and hdl for fpga Maybe able to
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Keil
2005-10-29 by Robert Wood
... among Atmel, Freescale, or TI users. In fact, I think Philips is probably the only ARM vendor that shows Keil tools in the #1 spot.
RE: [lpc2000] Re: LPC21XX as OSD Generator
2005-10-29 by Michael Rubitschka
I already built an OSD generator based on Ulrich Radigs design. The idea was to display you got email and other pc relevant messages via rf link on a tv.But
Re: LPC21XX as OSD Generator
2005-10-29 by rodboyce70
All, Look it is relativly easy to do the micro must sync up with the horizontal and vertical sync pulses. Then it is a simple matter of timming and
Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC21XX as OSD Generator
2005-10-29 by Onestone
The very early PICs mostly ran with a 4MHz clock, 1MHz Internal. if low/medium rs OSD is possible on a PIC16C54 then I m sure that the 4MHz I/O speed of the
ARM buys Keil
2005-10-29 by Alex Gibson
Arm have just purchased Keil. http://www.arm.com/news/10860.html http://www.keil.com/pr/article/1085.htm
Re: [lpc2000] Debugging from flash
2005-10-29 by Rob Jansen
... That s the good thing on this mailinglist, there will always be persons willing to help out :-) ... Indeed, the code must first be programmed in Flash.
Re: LPC21XX as OSD Generator
2005-10-29 by Eric Engler
... That s true. Prior to the new high speed GPIO, most ARM chips could only toggle at a speed under 4 Mhz. The new 2148 can toggle around 15 Mhz, but it s
Re: Keil
2005-10-29 by Eric Engler
... I agree. A lot of Philips users use Keil, but they re not so popular among Atmel, Freescale, or TI users. In fact, I think Philips is probably the only ARM