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JTAG pod protocols and debugger support

2005-10-05 by Stephen Pelc

... Have a look at: www.mpeforth.com/usbstamp.htm www.mpeforth.com/jtagwidget.htm The CPLD on the USB Stamp is already configured as a JTAG host. The software

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Re: LPC2292 in Power Down Mode

2005-10-05 by philips_apps

Hi Dave, see below one chapter of an application Note that is still in progress but should probably help you right now. In particular the paragraph about

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LPC2142's ADC problem

2005-10-05 by Eugene Rybkin

Hi ALL! I tryed to work with ADC on my LPC2142 but I failed :-( I adjusted ADC to hardware-triggered conversion mode. Conversion start by rising edge on

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Re: is CAN on LPC usable?

2005-10-05 by Gus

someone on the list said that there is a problem where if an extended frame lost arbitration, it will get corrupted! He also said that he confirmed the problem

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Re: is CAN on LPC usable?

2005-10-05 by philips_apps

Gus, help me out, which CAN issue with extended frames? The Errata Sheet for LPC21x9 or the other devices with CAN lists the known issues. Besides that, the

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Re: [lpc2000] OT: 4 layer PCB

2005-10-05 by Bob Paddock

... A Practical Guide to High-Speed Printed-Circuit-Board Layout http://www.analog.com/library/analogDialogue/archives/39-09/layout.html Despite its critical

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is CAN on LPC usable?

2005-10-04 by Gus

Guys, Did Philips finally say something about the CAN issue with extended frames? Someone talked about it here but Philips didn t seem to want to add ti to the

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RE: [lpc2000] OT: 4 layer PCB

2005-10-04 by Lars Marmsater

Johan, your PCB layout system should almost force you in the right direction. We use PADS (we are just starting up a four layer board design), and the first

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Re: LPC + Profibus

2005-10-04 by Karl Olsen

... I am in the same situation as the original poster. Have you tried this Profibuscenter driver software? Does it work, and does it look easy to change the

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EEprom with Flash program bug ?

2005-10-04 by Bruce Paterson

Hi, I ve been attempting to use a variant of the EEprom flash simulation program posted here by Robert. In ee-write I think I ve found a bug, or at least

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2131 SPI problem

2005-10-03 by Rob Jansen

Dave, ... Both should work in 9..16 bits mode. I tried writing the register on my 2138 board and that went OK. The LPC2104/5/6 only support 8 bits (that s why

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RE: [lpc2000] Problems flashing LPC2138

2005-10-03 by Dan Beadle

Take a look at the power supplies. I had a similar problem with the 2119 and traced it to needing a larger bypass cap on the VCC pin. Looking at the pin with

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Re: [lpc2000] OT: 4 layer PCB

2005-10-03 by Boris Králik

Hi. Try to find book Analog-Digital Conversion from AnalogDevices, in this are all essential subject of what you need and more and more. Section 9.2: PC

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2131 SPI problem

2005-10-03 by Michael Johnson

Hi Dave, It seems that S0SPCR has sprouted extra bits on the LPC213x and LPC214x. The CrossWorks LPC21xx header file was generated from the register

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Re: LPC2131 SPI problem

2005-10-03 by drb5599

Charles, If SPI only does 8-bit, why are there option bits in the Control Register (S0SPCR) to send and recieve 8, 9, 10,11,12,13,14,15,16 bits of data? The

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Re: LPC2131 SPI problem

2005-10-03 by charlesgrenz

Hi, I am not sire about the 2131, but the 2138 has a SPI and SSP. The SPI only does 8 bit and the SSP allows from 4 (?) to 16 which is programmable. Charles

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Re: [lpc2000] OT: 4 layer PCB

2005-10-03 by DaedalWorks

A quick rule of thumb for a 4 layer PCB, is to use the inner layers for power and ground planes. Don t route any signals on the inner layers, keeping the

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Re: LPC2131 SPI problem

2005-10-03 by drb5599

Thanks for the good info guys. I am looking at the assembly code for changing the SPI registers. It s just a couple simple lines: 165: S0SPCR = 0x0C24; //

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Re: [lpc2000] lpcisp program

2005-10-03 by Rob Jansen

Stefano, ... First one is my fault, I ll fix this. For the second problem; this is a feature, not a bug ;-). Could you send me a hex file I could try (please

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Re: [lpc2000] lpcisp program

2005-10-03 by Martin Maurer

Hello Stefano, can you please merge in your change into version 1.29 and upload it as version 1.30 ? Please put a remark in version history and update version

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Re: ISP with a PocketPC

2005-10-03 by fredrikssonjohan

What I want to do is to re-program the LPC2138 processor on the field. If needed I can bring my JTAG adapter along with the handheld. /Johan ... field.

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Re: [lpc2000] lpcisp program

2005-10-03 by Stefano Coluccini

Two things: - in the 1.29 version there is still defined 1.28 as string version so the program prints 1.28 instead of 1.29. - my hex file still does not work.

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Problems flashing LPC2138

2005-10-03 by markevans_1

Hi I have a LPC2138 soldered onto my own board. I have a USB-serial bridge IC attached to UART0. I am using a 12MHz crystal (I have also tryed 16MHz) I have no

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Re: [lpc2000] lpcisp program

2005-10-03 by Stefano Coluccini

Thanks Rob, but in your website I have found only 1.28 precompiled and 1.29 in source. I ll try to compile 1.29 myself. 1.28 says to me: Use of multiple

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Re: ISP with a PocketPC

2005-10-03 by Eric Engler

... As ... What exactly do you want to reprogram? You can put an entire C compiler on a Pocket PC and compile programs in the field. Search for pocket gcc .

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Re: [lpc2000] lpcisp program

2005-10-03 by Rob Jansen

Stefano, Indeed, not a bug but a missing feature. ... type 04 ... As Martin suggested, grab the 1.29 version from the lpc21isp yahoo group. A compiled

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Re: [lpc2000] lpcisp program

2005-10-03 by Martin Maurer

Hello Stefano, can you try with latest version 1.29 ? You get it in the file area of http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lpc21isp/ Two days ago, this was implemented

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TO PROGRAM SPARTAN 2 FPGA USING ARM.

2005-10-03 by kumarvdpl

Hi Friends, I am doing a Jtag Programming for SPARTAN FPGA using ARM. I just gone over the algoritham of XILINX JTAG programming. The algoritham is made into a

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OT: 4 layer PCB

2005-10-03 by fredrikssonjohan

Hi! Well, this is off topic from LPC s but here we go... As my boards get more and more crowded I want to look at 4 layer PCBs instead of my usual 2 layer

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