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implementing j1708

2005-03-09 by bobengle@bellsouth.net

has anyone had any luck implementing the sae j1708 protocol bob engle

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Re: Supply Current of LPC213x

2005-03-09 by Owen Mooney

Nah ! Thanks Jan, but I ve had a look at some of these and I don t think this one supports SPI (for logging storage) Also I ve painted myself into a

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Re: GNU Timer Interrupt Example

2005-03-09 by david_z_lawson

... handle ... lately so ... period ... Since it ... handler ... handler ... turns on ... Did you put this in the files section yet. I haven t seen it. I would

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Inside the LPC2000...tips & tricks.

2005-03-08 by ekerny

Hi all, I found this URL on Philips Web. Could be intresting for all LPC2000 users http://www.hitex.co.uk/arm/lpc2000book/index.html /Berrabongo

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Re: Supply Current of LPC213x

2005-03-08 by Jan Szymanski

for a very low power datalogger have a look at msp430... ... the LPC213x series ... 10 year battery life on a Lithium. ... difference, and worth while ripping

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Re: LPC2000 vs 8-bit MCUs

2005-03-08 by Richard

The results on this page should be taken in context - see the page Context on the site. In particular: The test results show a comparison of several

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LPC23xx

2005-03-08 by Marko Pavlin

Hello! Are there any LPC23xx (USB and Ethernet) specs available? Thanks, Marko

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Re: CAN baudrate setting

2005-03-08 by jamesasteres

The Keil examples do indeed work right. The following: #define CANBit125k_60MHz 0x25C02F // 0+1 5+1 2+1 3+1 70 47+1 also works right. He has changed the

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Re: LPC2000 vs 8-bit MCUs

2005-03-08 by tonalbuilder2002

Don t limit yourself to integers. Those LPC s shine in floating point math, which is a place few PIC s and such dare to go. I did some comparisons on the type

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GPIO pin as both input and output?

2005-03-08 by Michael Sprague

I am interested in using this new ultrasonic ranger with a LPC2129: Parallax PING))) http://www.parallax.com/detail.asp?product_id=28015 (link to datasheet

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Re: Supply Current of LPC213x

2005-03-08 by Richard

My LPC2138 RTC is drawing ~16uA through Vbat, nice. Your mileage may vary. Richard ... the LPC213x series ... 10 year battery life on a Lithium. ...

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Re: LPC2131ADC pin function definition

2005-03-07 by lp2000c

Look at Table 7 in the Data Sheet. I assume that this is the correct information, and Table 51 of the User Manual is wrong. I have been told that, in general,

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Re: LPC2131ADC pin function definition

2005-03-07 by Owen Mooney

As I understand it - the inputs are ALWAYS available for the A/D. Owen From the User manual: The only partial exception from the above rule of exclusion is the

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Re: LPC2000 vs 8-bit MCUs

2005-03-07 by embeddedjanitor

I m always very skeptical of the usefulness of these low-level performance numbers. They can be useful for seeding the intuition engine, but should not be used

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LPC2000 vs 8-bit MCUs

2005-03-07 by geno_24@yahoo.com

I found that FreeRTOS did a performance comparison on several 8-bit and 32-bit parts. The link is http://www.freertos.org/PC/ This is a good resource if you

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Re: LPC2131ADC pin function definition

2005-03-07 by charlesgrenz

Hi Dave, Your right! I am assuming that since that input is an dedicated ADC input, that is would be considered reserved for that reason. regards, Charles

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2138 Boot Vector

2005-03-07 by Robert Adsett

... Assuming you mean the micro sitting by itself and not under debug or ISP control then without adding your own support software it s not possible. You can,

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Re: JTAG at LPC2214

2005-03-07 by tonalbuilder2002

If it s any help, the Olimex ARM-Jtag Wiggler-clone adapter works correctly with the Olimex LPC-E2214 and LPC-E2294 boards, one of which I assume you are

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LPC2131ADC pin function definition

2005-03-07 by drb5599

I am reading two different defintions regarding the funtion of pin#10 on an LPC2131 in the User Manual. In Table 48 pin#10 (P0.26) is defined as AD0.5,or AD

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JTAG at LPC2214

2005-03-07 by linuxianer99

Hi ! I am new in this group. I am working on a development board with a LPC2214 and CS8900A Ethernet-Chip. So my problem is the debugging: Is the Wiggler-Clone

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Re: [lpc2000] ADC Problem

2005-03-07 by Luciano Almeida

... Ups, sorry, no intention in sending a message in portuguese to the mailing list. Just mentioning that if there is a voltage above the working voltage in

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Re: [lpc2000] ADC Problem

2005-03-07 by Luciano Almeida

... Boas. Aparentemente há um problema em algumas versões do silicio em que quando existe uma tensão 3.3 V aplicada a um pino de ADC, todos os valores do

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ADC Problem

2005-03-07 by tiogate

Could anyone please post a little working C code for the ADC on LPC2124 (or equivalent)? I m having a hard time reading the data register, or interpreting it:

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LPC2138 Boot Vector

2005-03-07 by Steven

How is it possible to change were the LPC2138 boots from? i.e. when the chip resets/power up how do I tell te chip to load the code from a specific address in

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LPC2124 Power problem

2005-03-07 by techrahul2k

Hi, friends i am new member of this grp. I am using LPC in my project,i have a problem with the power supply. specified power supply range for pad is 3 to 3.6

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REG: PWM PROBLEM

2005-03-07 by rockraj_2003

Hello Friends, This program i downloaded from keil website. Its working in KEIL SOFTWARE. But its not working for PWM4,PWM5 & PWM6. WHAT S WRONG IN THIS

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Re: LPC210x Temperatur Range

2005-03-07 by Mark Butcher

... would somewhat disqualify the package to make the difference in temp rating. Hi Bob Do you have a reference for the extended temp. version of LPC2106 in

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REG: PWM PROBLEM IN LPC2104

2005-03-07 by rockraj_2003

Hi, I am a silent member of this group. I am trying to work with PWMs. I want to produce 1 DOUBLE EDGE CONTROLLED and others SIGLE EDGE CONTROLLED PWMs. I am

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Reg: PWM in LPC2104

2005-03-07 by rockraj_2003

Hi, I am a silent member of this group. I am trying to work with PWMs. I want to produce 1 DOUBLE EDGE CONTROLLED and others SIGLE EDGE CONTROLLED PWMs. I am

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Re: LPC210x Temperatur Range

2005-03-07 by lpc2100_fan

Mark, as I understand the technology, it is all about the process the device is manufactured. All LPC210x are manufactured in the same process. Also the

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LPC210x Temperatur Range

2005-03-06 by Mark Butcher

Hi All I notice that only the LPC2106 is available in extended temperature range (-40°C..+85°C rather than 0°C..+70°C). [not smaller RAM versions] In this

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LPC2138 Data Abort problem

2005-03-06 by Owen Mooney

And the real beauty of the LPC series is you can put a long jump at the data abort vector (or any other vector) - jump back to main (or where ever) and put

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Re: LPC2138 Data Abort problem

2005-03-06 by david_z_lawson

... You are ... You re right. I just tried defining 32k memory size in my linker file and it works fine now. I thought that I read somewhere that this

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LPC 2xxx - Databus speed ?

2005-03-06 by Lasse Madsen

Hi All, I have a quick on the fly question concerning the devices with external data bus is their speed limited to the I/O speed of about 3,58MHz as well?

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