Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-03 by philips_apps
My apologies for this confusion, have already sent an e-mail to our WWW people and hope this will get fixed tomorrow. Robert
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Re: Supply Current of LPC213x
2005-02-03 by philips_apps
... Owen, when we designed the LPC2130 series we expected to see Ipd in the neighborhood of 50 uAs. Unfortunately the first lot came out with an average of 150
Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-03 by tsvetanusunov
... No luck here! Just three times V2.2.0 (release 2004-12-22) Tsvetan ... PCB prototypes for $26 at http://run.to/pcb (http://www.olimex.com/pcb) PCB any
Re: [lpc2000] Copying the IVT to RAM
2005-02-03 by 42Bastian Schick
... From sciopta BSP for phyCore2294: @ Start Vector VectorTable: LDR PC, Reset_Addr LDR PC, Undefined_Addr LDR PC, SWI_Addr LDR PC, Prefetch_Addr LDR PC,
Re: Supply Current of LPC213x
2005-02-03 by Owen Mooney
Well - this all rips my socks!! I put a post in a few weeks ago asking about power consumption of the LPC213x series for use in a data logger. Robert said then
Re: [lpc2000] Question: Secondary JTAG internals
2005-02-03 by Rod Moffitt
... I have been using the secondary JTAG on several different LPC2106 designs (with different revs of both the chip and boot-loader) since the summer of 2004
RE: [lpc2000] Question: Secondary JTAG internals
2005-02-03 by Milos Prokic
Ok. so you re saying that having 3.3V first, than 1.8V works fine now? That is you did not change anything from the first prototype to second to fix the JTAG
Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-03 by lp2000c
... of ... PHILIPS IAR ... IO0PIN IOPIN0 IO0SET IOSET0 IO0DIR IODIR0 IO0CLR IOCLR0 IO1PIN IOPIN1 IO1SET IOSET1 IO1DIR IODIR1 IO1CLR
Question: Secondary JTAG internals
2005-02-02 by Owen Mooney
I am using the secondary JTAG on the LPC2106 - its fine. I have done it with a modified Olimex P1 board and my own board They both use different brands of
Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-02 by haack0815
... Hi Tsvetan, try this link ( the first entry with the ARM Flash Utility(date 2004-12-22) http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/cgi-bin/pldb
Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-02 by tsvetanusunov
... this is what I try to do - there are 4 ZIP files with same name ISP utility! do you have direct link to 2.2.1? Tsvetan ... PCB prototypes for $26 at
Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-02 by haack0815
... Hi Tsvetan, you can download the ISP tool from Philips. Try the tool download the tool at the LPC2138 section. Maybe they have the old and new one on their
CAN timing again
2005-02-02 by jamesasteres
Maybe someone can answer this detaily question. In CANBTR the default values add up to a bit time of 15 time quanta (CAN clocks). This is TSEG1 + TSEG2. BUT,
Copying the IVT to RAM
2005-02-02 by Richard
Anyone have some sample code to do this? ;-|
Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC213x And Ethernet
2005-02-02 by Anton Erasmus
... That is if you use the I2C bus - I would only use this on a legacy product that does not have enough pins for the parallel mode. The normal method is to
Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-02 by tsvetanusunov
... definitions. which one register names are wrong? Tsvetan ... PCB prototypes for $26 at http://run.to/pcb (http://www.olimex.com/pcb) PCB any volume
Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-02 by tsvetanusunov
... LPC2138. where to download V2.2.1? the one on Philips web is 2.2.0 Tsvetan ... PCB prototypes for $26 at http://run.to/pcb (http://www.olimex.com/pcb) PCB
Re: Cirrus Logic ? / There will be an Ethernet part from Philips
2005-02-02 by tsvetanusunov
... more ... in Q3. this is very good news! I m keen to see part with USB as we have three projects with USB which we still not decided which way to go - Atmel
Re: Supply Current. Lots additional information
2005-02-02 by lp2000c
... the ... this ... How can one tell whether a given chip is one of the first devices or latest lot ? Was the device rev bumped up? Can we tell by date
Re: Supply Current. Lots additional information
2005-02-02 by lp2000c
... of ... Which pullup is that? AFAIK, P0 pins do not have internal pullups - should not be left as unconnected inputs. ... Data Sheet says that P0.31 is
Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-02 by lp2000c
... it ?) ... with ... LPC2138. ... IAR s EWARM version 4.20A also has support for LPC213x (including programming via JTAG), although they did mess up and omit
Re: LPC213x And Ethernet
2005-02-02 by Rick Collins
... The last time I checked with ASIX, they did not have industrial temp versions of their chips. Do you know if this has changed?
Re: LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-02 by haack0815
... Hi Jan, try the latest IPS Flash Utility (V2.2.1 or newer) to program the LPC2138. Andreas
Re: Cirrus Logic ? / There will be an Ethernet part from Philips
2005-02-02 by philips_apps
Yes ;-) Seriously, there is one in development but I can t tell you a lot more right now. Expect devices with USB in Q2 and with Ethernet probably in Q3. As
Re: Supply Current. Lots additional information
2005-02-02 by tah2k
I didn t see an explanantion for the 350uA sleep current or my questions 1 and 2 concerning the I/O. Do I need to try a new device on the evaluation board?
Re: Timer start with different MCR
2005-02-02 by sifiland
I have the answer. I did not delete T0IR in interrupt routine.
LPC2138 ISP
2005-02-02 by Jan Szymanski
I have 2 samples of LPC2138 and built a proto board. I was suprised to find out that Philips ISP programming software doesn t support it. When I read the ID
LPC213x And Ethernet
2005-02-02 by Stephen Pelc
... Have a look at the Asix 88796 which does 10/100 and has integrated PHY. You can get the cheap NICholas board from EDTP Electronics for prototyping. We have
Timer start with different MCR
2005-02-02 by sifiland
I would like to release timer interrupt in 3 different time intervals. 1. 625 Hz 2. 450 Hz 3. 300 Hz I always get 680Hz timer interrupt, which is to it
Cirrus Logic ?
2005-02-02 by Lasse Madsen
Does any one know of a similar forum for the Cirrus Logic ARM s? Philips_apps: Are you planning an ARM with Ethernet ? Regards Lasse Madsen
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Yahoo group for ADI ADUC70xx ARM?
2005-02-02 by Onestone
... I simply didn yt see the point in swapping since Rick is in both groups. No ulterior motive. I don t expect Philips to listen to what I have to say. ...
RE: [lpc2000] Question: Secondary JTAG internals
2005-02-02 by Milos Prokic
Robert, Thanks. The thing is that I built this board myself so I m guessing that it is due to my negligence of some kind and not the chip s fault. I tested the
Re: [lpc2000] Question: Secondary JTAG internals
2005-02-02 by Robert Adsett
... Philips has stated, and my experience has been, that there is not a sequencing issue on power up. I suspect you ve got something else going on. I ve not
Re: Using flash memory instead of eeprom?
2005-02-02 by mteversmith
... purposes? ... only ... Ho, I ve implemented an eeprom emulation for a LPC2106 in my T-Clock - project. In the application it s just used to store two
Question: Secondary JTAG internals
2005-02-02 by Milos Prokic
Hi, I was wondering if anyone has any information regarding the secondary JTAG - internal structure. I m battling a problem that I can only connect to JTAG
Re: Supply Current. Lots additional information
2005-02-02 by philips_apps
Tim, I guess the 350 mA (the m should be a u )was a typo. What you measured in power down for the RTC is correct between 15 and 20 uAs. Logic in this
Re: LPC213x And Ethernet
2005-02-01 by Rick Collins
... Unless you really need some speed. You said it interfaces by I2C which is very slow by comparison, ~400 kbps vs. 10 Mbps. I don t plan to sell the board
Re: [lpc2000] Code Loader
2005-02-01 by Robert Adsett
... Jump table? If you place a vector table of functions at a fixed place in the download area it can be replaced repeatedly. I suspect you will need a fixed
Re: Supply Current. Lots additional information
2005-02-01 by tah2k
I finally got to the point of shutting down the LPC2138 on the Keil development board. Battery life is critical to my application, therefore I need to verify
Code Loader
2005-02-01 by Richard
I am working on a scheme to update the code in an LPC2106 via Ethernet. The application is done and working, I have connection to the host via ethernet. I
Re: Using flash memory instead of eeprom?
2005-02-01 by lpc2100_fan
Hi Martin, there has been a thread a while ago with the title Partial Flash Programming which you can use to do a search in the archive. In particular there
Re: Yahoo group for ADI ADUC70xx ARM?
2005-02-01 by lpc2100_fan
Al, when you wrote this Whoops, sorry, thought I weas replying to that group, should read more closely. You actually had the option to do exactly that,
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Yahoo group for ADI ADUC70xx ARM?
2005-02-01 by Onestone
... The comment was wrt philips parts. From the first seminar it struck me that even the smallest parts were overburdened with memory and comms peripherals,
Re: Yahoo group for ADI ADUC70xx ARM?
2005-02-01 by Rick Collins
... I am getting samples right now. I asked for 5 of the wide temperature range version ADuC7024BST62 which they are sending along with 3 of the standard temp
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Yahoo group for ADI ADUC70xx ARM?
2005-02-01 by Onestone
Anyone have any ideas when tools and samples of the ADuC70xx will be available? I m not overly happy with the need to go to higher end parts with the LPC to
New Yahoo group for ADuC70xx ARM MCUs
2005-02-01 by GNUARM - Rick Collins
A new Yahoo group has been formed to support the ADuC70xx ARM MCUs. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ADuC_ARM/ If you are working with these parts, or have an
Re: Yahoo group for ADI ADUC70xx ARM?
2005-02-01 by Rick Collins
... fastest ... This ... I was searching the microcontrollers category and most of the groups that have more members are PIC related. In fact, the group with
Re: [lpc2000] Yahoo group for ADI ADUC70xx ARM?
2005-02-01 by Leon Heller
... From: Rick Collins To: Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 5:32 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Yahoo group for ADI
Yahoo group for ADI ADUC70xx ARM?
2005-02-01 by Rick Collins
Does anyone know of a Yahoo group for the ADI ADUC70xx ARM CPU? I could not find one by searching, but the search facility in Yahoo groups is not very good.
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Subject: Using flash memory instead of eeprom?
2005-02-01 by microbit
Hi Owen / Martin, Maybe it s also worth to point out that you can emulate EEPROM closer by spreading the data in Flash, and leaving markers - although I m