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RE: [lpc2000] Re: gdb-jtag-arm

2005-04-04 by Tim Wade

I got the source-forge code to work with the wriggler to read and write memory. That was all I needed to do and it worked ok. Very slow through a wriggler so

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: SD card problem!

2005-04-03 by Dan Beadle

Mouser (www.mouser.com) has 17 items listed if you seach on mmc then drill down to connectors. A typical part is 688-SCDA1A0701. Cost is $2.16 for one. ...

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Re: [lpc2000] JTAG

2005-04-03 by Robert Adsett

... JTAG - an acronym for Joint Test Action Group. In this context it refers to a standard interface developed for testing complex ICs in circuit on a PCB.

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JTAG

2005-04-03 by arne_crouwels

hello, I m building a board for the LPC2106, and all the software is working. But I don t exactly know what a JTAG is, is it hardware or software? And if it is

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LPC213x Errata Sheets

2005-04-03 by charlesgrenz

Morning all, Just found out that Philips has just updated/added errata sheets for the LPC2131, 32 and 38 parts dated March 1,2005. regards, Charles

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Re: SD card problem!

2005-04-02 by donhamilton2002

http://www.sparkfun.com/shop/index.php?shop=1&cart=204636&cat=1&itemid=330& http://www.sparkfun.com/shop/index.php?shop=1&cart=204636&cat=1&itemid=331&

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: SD card problem!

2005-04-02 by Michael Anburaj

Where can I buy SDIO connectors in retail quantity (1 or 2) – In-store California or online? Thanks, -Mike. ... __________________________________ Yahoo!

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Re: gdb-jtag-arm

2005-04-02 by valdef78

... here are the links I just found for it : http://gdb-jtag-arm.sourceforge.net/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/gdb-jtag-arm/

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gdb-jtag-arm

2005-04-02 by larry_amontec

Hi all, Are there guys using gdb-jtag-arm from Tobias Lorenz ? Do you have any advice about this ? If the gdb-jtag-arm was successfully tested by some of you,

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Re: LPC competition coming up

2005-04-02 by lpc2100_fan

Guy, wasn t so difficult to find. Google for Circuit Cellar gives you this link: http://www.circuitcellar.com/ Scroll down and you will see it. Bob ... you see

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Re: lpc2292/2294

2005-04-01 by slawcus

Hi, it works. I tried it, but makefiles need some cleaning. I tried GNUARM also: insight has to be updated (register info is not working - but after installing

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LPC-2294 baud rate calculator

2005-04-01 by chittari pabba

Hello Friends, I am writing CAN code to LPC2294 micro. I am not finding Baudrate calculator for LPC 2294. Please send me if you have LPC2294 CAN baudrate

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LPC 2294 Baud rate Calculator

2005-04-01 by pabbachit

Hello, I am looking LPC2294 CAN baudrate calculator. Please send me if any one have LPC2294 CAN baudrate calculator. --Chittari Pabba

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Re: [lpc2000] Extmemory in 2214

2005-04-01 by Anton Erasmus

... I am not sure what you are asking. To enable the use of the external RAM you must set up the correct control registers. If it is alreasy setup, and you

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Re: [lpc2000] HOT Debuging

2005-04-01 by Anton Erasmus

... If you are using a JTAG debugger with a serial interface, then it is not to difficult to opto-isolate the serial connection. A ethernet interface is

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Re: Which LPC2138 dev kit to buy?

2005-04-01 by Richard

The Rowley tools are VERY nice and include many examples for various evaluation boards. Support is good and quick and the price is right. It includes a

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Re: Which LPC2138 dev kit to buy?

2005-04-01 by lpc2100_fan

Hi Johan, this depends highly on your preference for software tools. If you like Keil and will use it, buy Keil! If you like IAR and will use it, buy IAR! If

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Re: To bit pack or not

2005-04-01 by peterburdine

Well, I m certainly glad I starting asking about this instead of just doing it. It seems that all around it can be a very bad idea at least when using them to

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Re: [lpc2000] printf

2005-04-01 by Robert Adsett

... The newlib-lpc layer http://www.aeolusdevelopment.com provides the stub functions needed for printf etc.. to work on a LPC. You can take a look at it as

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Re: To bit pack or not

2005-04-01 by Ken Wada

For 8-bit values; your scheme will work fine. For 16 and 32-bit values...your scheme will not work at all! Read page 34 of the LPC2214 users manual: This

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Re: [lpc2000] printf

2005-04-01 by Leonardo Santos

Could you elaborate on that? I m using GCC 3.4.3 + newlib 1.13 I downloaded from http://rod.info/arm.html. I ve been able to compile FreeRTOS for a LPC2106

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Re: [lpc2000] To bit pack or not

2005-04-01 by Arie de Muynck

From: peterburdine ... Bitfields for I/O access are a definite no-no when using GCC (at least the GCCgcc-arm-xxx versions I tried). They are optimized into

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Re: [lpc2000] lpc2292/2294

2005-04-01 by k b shah (lascaux)

Thanks . I am downloading and let you guys know my outcome... kb ... From: Robert Adsett To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 8:29 AM

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Which LPC2138 dev kit to buy?

2005-04-01 by fredrikssonjohan

Hi! I m looking for a good dev kit of LPC2138 to buy. Any recomendations or keep aways that you can hint me on? So far I ve found Keil, IAR and Olimex (coming,

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Re: IO0DIR changing VPBDIV ??

2005-04-01 by Adam and Simon

Sorry guys. Guess I should have checked the Errata first. Changing the standard UART0 code from (a) to (b) sorted it. (a) static unsigned int

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Re: WiFi

2005-04-01 by Gus

wiport works fine at $140!! ALFATxp is better/faster with FAT file system for HTTP. It is not ready yet but we can hook you up with early adoption program.

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Re: [lpc2000] HOT Debuging

2005-04-01 by Bill Knight

Marko You might consider using an isolation transformer during testing. That way you can also use other grounded test equipment - o scope, etc. If the power

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Re: [lpc2000] lpc2292/2294

2005-04-01 by Robert Adsett

... You could try winarm. I haven t used it myself so I can t tell you how well it works. Robert Freedom has no meaning of itself. There are always

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Extmemory in 2214

2005-04-01 by cbitsunil

Hello, this is sunil.I am working on LPC2214 controller. I am using external memory to place some data. But how to configure the external memory using gcc

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[lpc2000] HOT Debuging

2005-04-01 by Marko Pavlin

I have a project with LPC21xx, directly supplied from non-isolated mains. Is there a possibility to optically isolate JTAG use ULINK? For development purposes

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Re: [lpc2000] lpc2292/2294

2005-04-01 by k b shah (lascaux)

Thanks guys. i would like to know if precompiled windows version is available ??? I am using windows 2000 pro. Thanks in advance. k b ... From: Boris Králik

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IO0DIR changing VPBDIV ??

2005-04-01 by Adam Wilkinson

Love the LPC2129. Can anyone explain why the following line of code is changing/resetting VPBDIV from 0x01 to 0x00?? IO0DIR = 0x006F0001; Prior to this line

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Need guidance with MMC interface....

2005-04-01 by Musharraf Hanif

Hello, I am trying to interface an MMC card (SPI mode) with the LPC2129 (Olimex H2129 board). First of all, can someone who has interfaced MMC cards confirm

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Reg: Timer Interrupt Problems

2005-04-01 by rockraj_2003

Hello Friends, I am a silent member of this groups. Now i am doing a project. In my project, i want to use 2 Timers. The TIMER1 is setting in the main function

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RE: [lpc2000] To bit pack or not

2005-04-01 by Tim Wade

I noticed that there were two other posts on this that were pretty much down on the idea and they raise a lot of vaild points; if you know what you are doing

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Re: [lpc2000] lpc2292/2294

2005-04-01 by Boris Králik

Under Linux you should try ARM7TDMI GNU development tools under Linux at http://rod.info/arm.html ... Regards / S pozdravom Boris Kralik

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Re: [lpc2000] To bit pack or not

2005-04-01 by Charles Manning

... I think you should always target portability. Code has a habit of outlasting its original programming. I m using some code that has been through 15 years

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Re: [lpc2000] To bit pack or not

2005-04-01 by Robert Adsett

... I think the usual term is bitfields (I ve not seen it called bit packing before). I ve run hot and cold on using bitfields in the past. The conclusions

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Throughput for streaming video

2005-04-01 by Flavio Protasio Ribeiro

Hi, My application (a DV camcorder) requires a microprocessor to receive an MPEG-2 stream through an 8 bit wide bus at data rates up to 15 Mbit/s and either: -

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To bit pack or not

2005-04-01 by peterburdine

While not lpc2000 specific, I wanted to see if anyone else here was using bit packing to access registers or if they were writing macros or just doing to

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