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Re: [lpc2000] WiFi

2005-04-01 by Bill Knight

You might want to have a look at the LPC-SBC2 board at http://www.theARMPatch.com It has a CompactFlash interface. A number of WiFi cards are available which

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RE: [lpc2000] WiFi

2005-04-01 by Paul Curtis

Hi Bill. ... I ve been using the EDTP AirDrop-A which also has a CF adapter and have uIP running over 802.11b on an AVR with 4K of memory (and I don t use

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Re: WiFi

2005-04-01 by Richard

We have used the Digi modules with no problems. richard

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Save space in files section // Leon

2005-03-31 by lpc2100_fan

Hi, as we have seen, we are running out of space in the files section. There are several option how to resolve this, mt proposal would be to start replacing

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Re: [lpc2000] WiFi

2005-03-31 by Anton Erasmus

... Not a LPC2000 solution, but if you want an ARM7 +Wi-fi in a very small package you might look at the following:

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Re: WiFi

2005-03-31 by charlesgrenz

Hi Curt, I recently used a Lantronix Wiport (WiFi). It is a can module that solders to the board and gives you a standard serial connection up to 960K baud (or

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WiFi

2005-03-31 by Curt Powell

Can anyone recommend WiFi (802.11b) chips that can be interfaced with LPC 2000 chips? TIA, Curt

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Re: [lpc2000] lpc2292/2294

2005-03-31 by Leon Heller

... From: k b shah (lascaux) To: Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 8:32 PM Subject: [lpc2000] lpc2292/2294 ... Try

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lpc2292/2294

2005-03-31 by k b shah (lascaux)

Hi everyone, I would like to download GNU toolset for philips LPC2292/22p4 family Can any one provide direction...??? Is there any special version like AVR

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Idle Mode Race

2005-03-31 by michael_rubinstein_sar

I plan to enter idle mode (PCON.IDL) for brief periods during I2C operations. Idle mode will be exited when an interrupt occurs. It seems that there s a race

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Re: LPC2114/2124 pin select usage

2005-03-31 by bobtransformer

Thank you, I feel somewhat better hearing this. What bothered me is looking at PINSEL0 and PINSEL1 registers. When the bits are set to 00, I see pins are

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Re: usb printer with lpc2106

2005-03-31 by Gus

I am not sure how you would get started on this. I guess first, download and read the USB documentatin and the USB printer class then you can decide if it is

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Re: LPC2114/2124 pin select usage

2005-03-31 by lpc2100_fan

Hi Bob, as a general rule, what is not assigned to an alternate function will still be general purpose I/O. In fact , you have more I/O pins on this device as

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LPC2114/2124 pin select usage

2005-03-31 by bobtransformer

I have been excited about trying the LPC2114 and LPC2124 parts (and similar parts) and notice in the users manual that when certain pins are assigned certain

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Re: LPC.... Flash - EEPROM

2005-03-31 by frankausloehne

Hi Bob and Charles, sorry for starting this mess in the wrong group. At least I have learned more about the LPC2000 flash devices. But I have still the problem

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Re: LPC2138 Real Time Clock

2005-03-31 by lpc2100_fan

Hi, there is an evaluation board from Keil and we used the RTC, it seems to work without problems there. Information about the board can be found here:

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Re: LPC.... Flash - EEPROM

2005-03-31 by lpc2100_fan

Hi Frank and Charles, there seems to be a little mix up here: Frank you are talking about LPC900 and yes you can program byte by byte and use the program

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Re: LPC.... Flash - EEPROM

2005-03-30 by embeddedjanitor

... You can only effectively program 512byte chunks at a time on 512byte boundaries. If you want to only update a few bytes at a time you re progbably going to

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LPC competition coming up

2005-03-30 by embeddedjanitor

I see Circuit Cellar and Philips are running a new competiton starting on 25 April. I hope this is open to the whole world and not just USA.

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LPC.... Flash - EEPROM

2005-03-30 by frankausloehne

Hello to everybody I am using IAP to program the FLASH memory ,to store permanently some data, as I have not included EEPROM in my target board.So my

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RE: [lpc2000] Strange timer problem

2005-03-30 by Mark Crow

When you execute: VICVectAddr = 0; you allow the VIC to post another IRQ interrupt. This should be the last operation performed before exiting the IRQ

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Re: Strange timer problem

2005-03-30 by Leighton Rowe

Peter, What s your current configuration of the stack pointers (in User mode,IRQ,FIQ, etc.)? Chances are that the Data aborts you ve been getting are due to

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Re: LPC Flash Limitations

2005-03-30 by tom_laffey

Hi, I also want to write small chunks to the same sector. I m using a 2294. The users manual (table 216 in the IAP section of the May 3, 2004 manual and also

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LPC2138 Real Time Clock

2005-03-30 by iahneyugn

Does nayone have document telling how to hook up a 32.768KHz crystal to pins RTCX1 and RTCX2? What capacitors value to use in parallel to the crystal? Thank

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Re: LPC Flash Limitations

2005-03-30 by embeddedjanitor

I definitely got problems when writing 64 or 32 byte chunks on an LPC2129. After some experimentation I found I could only get reliable behaviour with 512

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Strange timer problem

2005-03-30 by peterburdine

I m using the Keil s compiler and I m trying to setup a system clock that increments every 5ms. I am doing this by having a unsigned long int that gets

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Re: LPC Flash Limitations

2005-03-30 by johnthomasedwardtimm

Robert, Thanks for the reply. Can I write 32 byte (256-bit) chunks 16 times to fill a 4096-bit section? I believe in a previous email you mentioned that

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SSP controller in SSI slave mode

2005-03-30 by lxlxlx_83

Hello, I will use the SSP controller in SSI slave mode (LPC2138). I fount that there are two registers dealing with prescalers (SSPCR0 & SSPCPSR). Is there

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Re: REG ARM ASM

2005-03-30 by valdef78

... mode. ... Hello, you should look here : http://www.hitex.co.uk/arm/lpc2000book/index.html that s a book about LPC from Hitex.. there s a free download.

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Re: LPC Flash Limitations

2005-03-30 by philips_apps

John, the answer is simple, unreliable data :-( A new device will probably not show any proplems but over time data retention will get worse and you could

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Re: Future CAN microcontrollers

2005-03-30 by philips_apps

Varuzhan, the CAN device has not been defined yet. Every effort has been made to keep changes to the PCB minimized. This will also be the case for a device

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