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lpc2210 design concerns

2005-03-03 by xlpeng

Hi, LPC2210 looks very good for my design, it s low cost, lots of peripherals, relatively fast and most of all, expandable. But I still have some concerns

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Re: LPC2132 SPI problem

2005-03-02 by lp2000c

Do I understand you to be saying that the manual is wrong, and even on LPC213x you cannot use SSEL as GPIO when SPI is in Master mode? Did you actually test

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Re: LPC2132 SPI problem

2005-03-02 by haack0815

... Sorry for the wrong info, but the older UM of the 2132/38 has an error and tell that you must pull high the SSEL0 pin and the new UM tells that you can use

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2132 SPI problem

2005-03-02 by Robert Adsett

... Could you add a note on that to the tips, tricks and traps on http://www.open-research.org.uk/ARMuC/ ? I have a feeling this is going to become a FAQ.

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Re: LPC2132 SPI problem

2005-03-02 by johnsonnenberg99

You are both right. One MUST enable the Slave Select pin for the SPI to work as a Master. This is how the 210x processors work, but it was supposed to be

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Re: ISP problems

2005-03-02 by Leighton Rowe

... understand ... Yes this method was briefly discussed almost 6 months ago as an alternative of getting around that annoying P0.14 issue. At the time, I

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: ISP problems

2005-03-02 by Robert Adsett

... There is also the erase first sector and reboot method. I understand someone has used that. Robert Freedom has no meaning of itself. There are always

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Re: timer reset

2005-03-02 by zvonkobharije

... damn... yeah, you re right. I feel very embarassed... :( ok, again: if I reset timer (T0TCR = 0x2) and then start it again (T0TCR = 0x1), do I have to wait

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Re: ISP problems

2005-03-02 by Leighton Rowe

... Entering ISP mode from user code is actually article AN10356.

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LPC3000 ARM9 family Press Release

2005-03-02 by geno_24@yahoo.com

The Press Release for the ARM9 LPC3000 family is now posted on their website. http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/news/content/file_1139.html ... to the ...

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Re: timer reset

2005-03-02 by peterburdine

... I think you may be reading it wrong. To Reset T0TCR = 0x2; To Start T0TCR = 0x1; The numbers in the columns are the bit numbers, not values.

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RE: [lpc2000] LPC2132 SPI problem

2005-03-02 by Ronnie Leighty

Hi John, I had a similar problem with the LPC2119/29. Once I enabled the SSEL in the pin block, it worked fine. Also - just in case - ensure the TRST,TDI,TMS,

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Re: [lpc2000] ISP problems

2005-03-02 by Bill Knight

Have a look at LPC-FlashRoutines-18Feb05.zip in the files section for this group on Yahoo. It may be of use to you. Regards -Bill Knight R O SoftWare &

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Re: Nested timer interrupt example

2005-03-02 by lp2000c

Look at TIMER.1 errata for the LPC2114 http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat_download/erratasheets/21 14.pdf I ASSUME the LPC2292 has the same problem.

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ISP problems

2005-03-02 by albin_martinsson

Hi, After downloading Philips App AN10256 Entering ISP mode from user code I have tried to get it to work without success. Have anyone got it to work? We

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SPI Slave question (LPC2106)

2005-03-02 by Mark Butcher

Hi All I decided to try operating the LPC2106 in SPI slave mode for communication with a weaker CPU but have some strange results. Here s the simple test:

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ANN: uSmartX - Simple OS

2005-03-02 by Marko Panger

Hi all, First of all sorry for the off-the topic post and for making advertisment, although it is for an open-source project. Sometime ago someone was asking

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Re: [lpc2000] UART Problem

2005-03-02 by Bill Knight

A quick observation; the IO pin direction will most likely need to be set as an output and it s function may possibly need to be set to GPIO. Regards -Bill

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Another (free) RTOS

2005-03-02 by leon_heller

This has just been announced on the AVR Freaks site: http://usmartx.sourceforge.net/ It s intended for the ARM7 and gcc. I ve downloaded it but haven t tried

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Re: UART Problem

2005-03-02 by mobilsiten

... Hmm, very strange! Now it works without any changes.... Thanks anyway!

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Re: LPC2132 SPI problem

2005-03-02 by haack0815

... Hi, you must use the SSEL0 input an apply a high to this pin to enable the SPI0 controller. ANdreas

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UART Problem

2005-03-02 by mobilsiten

I cant get this to work. I only want to turn on a led if I recive something on UART1. This is the code: void init_serial (void) // Initialize Serial

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LPC2132 SPI problem

2005-03-02 by johnsonnenberg99

I just can t get the SPI port on the 2132 to work (master mode). Any help would be MUCH appreciated! I ve setup the pin connect block per the manual, enable

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Re: lpc2138 wakeup from rtc

2005-03-01 by arturo tramontini

i have found a trick. from pdf for lpc2138 - preliminary release of 22 november 2004 Table 9: Interrupt Wakeup Register (INTWAKE - 0xE01FC144) EXTWAKE Function

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ESD diodes

2005-02-28 by Danilo Franco

Rummaging through the user manual I couldn´t find any information about ESD diodes on any ARM´s I/O pin. Does anyone have know if these diodes are there?

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Nested timer interrupt example

2005-02-28 by Anton Erasmus

Hi, Does anyone have some example code for gcc for a nested timer interrupt ? I have googled a bit, and have found some discussion regarding the switching of

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