Re: Secondary JTAG activation fails (ARM7, Olimex-Board)
2005-01-01 by Roland Macho
... think ... Hi Chris, Thank s for reply. I am using Rowley s Crosswork environment. This has all things configured for JTAG1 interface but not for the
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Re: [lpc2000] Defining /cygdrive/ for GNUARM output
2005-01-01 by yue yue
/cygdrive/d/GNUARM/Projects/Vader/main.c The true path should be: D:/GNUARM/Projects/Vader/main.c This is not wrong. You may try to use cd /cygdrive/d/ or cd
Re: Secondary JTAG activation fails (ARM7, Olimex-Board)
2005-01-01 by sig5534
Most programmers and debuggers are responsible for calculating the signature word and putting it into the flash. The Philips flash programmer certainly does
Defining /cygdrive/ for GNUARM output
2005-01-01 by sig5534
After getting the GNUARM installed, when I do a make I get the following output: main.o(.text+0x10): In function `main :
Re: Why the buffer in Leon's JTAG interface?
2004-12-31 by leon_heller
... to ... prefer ... Signal integrity is important with interfaces like JTAG - clean sharp pulse edges are required for proper operation, although the
EXTMODE/EXTPOLAR & VPBDIV
2004-12-31 by Kerem Or
Dear Philips Apps people, LPC2214 fails to write 0x0d to EXTMODE register even when VPBDIV=0 as advised in the device errata. The EXTMODE register prior to
Why the buffer in Leon's JTAG interface?
2004-12-30 by tkreyche
I m laying out a board to test the LPC2138 and looked at circuit diagrams for various 2106 and 2138 boards, to get the JTAG right. Some of the diagrams (see
Re: what's need for Debuging with Multi-ICE?
2004-12-30 by tah2k
Hi There! I recently started a few threads pertaining to the same issue. I had a hell of a time getting axd and multi-ice to work. To make a long story short,
Re: LPC2000 USB parts - request preliminary pin-out info
2004-12-30 by johnnorgaard2003
Hi Michel Please see Slide7.jpg in files Section. It will be a 64 Pin package like LPC213X. It all that I know. My guess is that the USB pin connections will
LPC2000 USB parts - request preliminary pin-out info
2004-12-30 by Gazelle
Good day gentlemen and Philips people, Is someone able to give me the pin out and package info of the LPC214x USB parts that will be introduced next year - I
Re: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-30 by microbit
... Hi Charles et al, I fully concur here. I vividly recall XA s RTP. The first databook stated : we will produce 6 -7 derivatives / year . 4 Years later
Re: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-30 by Leon Heller
Rick Collins wrote: [deleted] ... They made the 2106 in the leadless package and were giving them away as samples (I ve got a couple someone gave me). Leon --
Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-30 by Rick Collins
... November ... device ... Philips ... to ... announcement ... My email address is just because at one point I was considering using the OKI part and started
Re: [lpc2000] Re: How to setup Stacks in GNU
2004-12-30 by yue yue
Could you send the arm_ucos_1.14.zip to me? ( I could not download from there). I am using LPC2210. I Thanks. Michael Anburaj wrote:
Data lines as general I/O
2004-12-29 by jamesasteres
Hi, I m using the LPC2292 (144 pin). If I only have 8 bit external devices, can I use P2.8 thru P2.31 as general purpose I/O? (These pins would be d8-d31 in
Philips has no plans to discontinue XA architecture
2004-12-29 by philips_apps
Hi, in a recent posting there was the assumption that Philips plans to discontinue the XA architecture in favor of the ARM microcontrollers. It is not planned
Re: [lpc2000] Re: How to setup Stacks in GNU
2004-12-29 by Michael Anburaj
Chris, Try the uCOS-II port & example codes for LPC... It has startup & basic infrastructure code (which build with GCC or ARM tools (SDT or ADS)) & supports
Re: Supply Current. Lots additional information
2004-12-29 by lp2000c
Thanks for the excellent summary. I realize that it is hard to specify the power consumption, because there are so many variables. The acceptance criteria,
RE: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by Robert Adsett
... Good for them. BTW could you stop putting a high priority flag on your messages? ... I m making a similar move from the Intel 80C196 family. Intel has
Re: [lpc2000] Bootloader, which UART?
2004-12-29 by Robert Adsett
... UART0 only. Robert Freedom has no meaning of itself. There are always restrictions, be they legal, genetic, or physical. If you don t believe me, try
RE: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by Curt Powell
Bob, I recall we acquired our first 2106 development board (from Ashling) in September/October 2003 timeframe and 2106 samples not long after. So I concur
Scanf
2004-12-29 by nevelian
Hi, Has anyone sucessfully used scanf() using Keil? I have getchar() & putchar() routines that work correctly but when i call scanf() with some arguments
Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by lpc2100_fan
Rick, I was there when when Philips announced the LPC2106 officially in summer 2003 and it did take approx 4 months to find everything from documentation to
Bootloader, which UART?
2004-12-29 by jamesasteres
I give up! Can I use either UART with the boot loader (when activate by P0.14 low at reset) or does it have to be a specific one? Thanks, James
RE: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by Charles R. Grenz
Hi, I was able to talk with the IT guys and they temporary stripped off the appending email and disclosure info! I heard via the grape vine about a year ago
Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by Rick Collins
... and the ... is going ... I know you can t do anything about your company, but this sort of attachment to an email is meaningless. If an email is sent to
Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by Rick Collins
... Manual ... you ... reputation ... You should have been there when Philips orignially announced the LPC2xxx parts. It was literally a year before anyone
Secondary JTAG activation fails (ARM7, Olimex-Board)
2004-12-29 by Roland Macho
Dear group members, Have an activation problem with the secondary JTAG interface. Using the Philips application note AN10255 I tried to convert the assembly
Re: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by Richard
... Or possibly get a Yahoo account or something. // richard (This email is for mailing lists. To reach me directly, please use richard at imagecraft.com)
Re: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by Alex Holden
... Hi Charles, no need to go away. I was being a little tongue in cheek when I poked fun at your company s lengthy disclaimer with the claim that they own the
Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by johnnorgaard2003
Hi I will stick with Philips ARM. They release datasheet and User Manual and within 3 weeks I got samples for LPC2132 and LPC2138. And now you can order
RE: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-29 by Charles R. Grenz
Dear Mr. Holden, I apologize that you found the appended email message offensive. I am monitoring the group all day long via the companies email server and the
Re: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-28 by Alex Holden
Charles R. Grenz wrote: [snip] ... [snip] ... I generally try not to complain about top-posting and failing to trim, but when you also include a 33 line
RE: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-28 by Charles R. Grenz
Hi Tom, Check this user groups website for the prelim. User manual. Best regards, Charles R. Grenz charles.grenz@simplestep.com Simple Step L.L.C. 12 West
Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-28 by tkreyche
Per previous email suggestion, I called Arrow Electronics and was able to order a few LPC2138FBD. They weren t listed on Arrow s web site. Arrow doesn t have
Re: How to setup Stacks in GNU
2004-12-28 by sig5534
... FINALLY! Thank you very much. This is exactly what I was looking for. Even has a decent makefile. I wish you guys would rename this something obvious
Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-28 by Karl Olsen
... SAM7 ... be ... four week ... for it :) We have some LPC2132 samples and have just modified a board so it should work with both LPC2114 and LPC2132. I
Any experience w/ CodeSourcery?
2004-12-28 by ggindele
I wonder if anyone tried their ARM toolchain - it was posted in the GnuArm yahoo group.
RE: [lpc2000] New ARM processors available?
2004-12-28 by Charles R. Grenz
Hi James, I have not checked the others out in about 3 weeks, but the Phillips is already released and available. Pricing is in the $8.00 per processor in 1pc
Re: [lpc2000] New ARM processors available?
2004-12-28 by Robert Adsett
... Digikey is showing some of the Analog Devices micros with about a four week lead time. I did get a sample of the 2138 today. Now I need to modify a PCB
RE: [lpc2000] Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-28 by Charles R. Grenz
Hi Bob, You can pick up to 2K units from any Arrow representative today of the LPC2138! Best regards, Charles R. Grenz charles.grenz@simplestep.com Simple Step
Re: New ARM processors available?
2004-12-28 by lpc2100_fan
Hi James, good question. Atmel has been announcing the SAM7 in Q1/04, as far as I know they made it all the way to samples yet but not to volume production. ST
Re: Where to buy LPC-H21xx in Europe or the US
2004-12-28 by tsvetanusunov
... LPC-H2214, H2294, E2214 and E2294 are in stock and you can order in January after our Holidays directly from us or from any of our Distributors You can
Re: How to setup Stacks in GNU
2004-12-28 by ggindele
The UT040803A.zip in the File section has a wonderful example for startup with GCC.
Re: How to setup Stacks in GNU
2004-12-28 by sig5534
Karl, much thanks for your detailed info. ... Ok, how do I do that for GCC? Got any examples? Can you point me towards the doc? ... course ... the ... Does
New ARM processors available?
2004-12-28 by jamesasteres
Are any of the competing ARM-based processors such as the Atmel SAM7 or ST Micro processor available yet? And is the LPC2138 going to be in the supply chain
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2104: which pin selects bootloader?
2004-12-28 by Robert Adsett
... See also http://www.aeolusdevelopment.com/Documentation/ISP_LPC210X_revC.pdf and
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2104: which pin selects bootloader?
2004-12-28 by Leon Heller
... I think there s a mistake on page 37. It s definitely P0.14 for selecting the boot loader. Leon -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG
Re: Usage of the Flash as Data EEPROM
2004-12-28 by lpc2100_fan
Hello Varuzhan, the document you are looking for is the Users Manual of the device you are working with. As an example the UM for the LPC2114/2124/2212/2214
LPC2104: which pin selects bootloader?
2004-12-28 by Scott Newell
LPC2104: which pin selects bootloader? Leon s schematic shows P0.14/EINT1. The Olimex 2106 schematic shows P0.14/EINT1. Page 177 of the Philips