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RE: [lpc2000] LPC2294 GCC Start

2004-12-15 by Richard Rauscher

Looks like you just have the addresses of the handlers, rather than instructions to load the PC with the address. Here s a snippet of how mine (working)

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: SPI Interface code

2004-12-15 by Sridhar gadda

Hello Andreas, I too noticed that after reset SPI is enabled and PINSEL0 after logicall or is 0x00055500 this makes SCK0, MOSI, MISO, SSLE and UART1 enabled.

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Re: GNUARM tools updated www.gnuarm.com

2004-12-15 by Pablo Bleyer Kocik

... Hello people. As Rick states, GCC has been updated to 3.4.3 at the GNUARM sites. We have removed the old versions because 3.4.3 has proven to be very

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LPC213x - new RTC wake from power down?

2004-12-15 by dave_albert

Will the new real-time-clock in the LPC213x be able to wake the CPU from power down mode? I hope this is the case since it has external power and an external

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PS/2 Mouse Interface?

2004-12-15 by Chris Graham

Does anyone have a design/code for interfacing a PS/2 mouse to an LPCxxxx? I want to use a touchpad as an 2-D controller. It protocol isn t too difficult so I

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5V, 3.3V IO problem

2004-12-15 by jamesasteres

Is this really true? At power-up if I apply 5V for microseconds (or milliseconds) before 3.3V the 5V tolerant I/O feature does not work? What happens, does

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Re: Bit timing on CAN

2004-12-15 by ekerny

Hi Fredrik. Check the following Web http://www.esacademy.com/services/ /Berrabongo ... the ... Kbps

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Bit timing on CAN

2004-12-15 by albin_martinsson

Hi Can someone please explain how to calculate the bit timings for the CANbus? eg. how to calc the value that should be written in the register CANBTR. Im

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Re: SPI Interface code

2004-12-15 by haack0815

Hi Sridhar, a discription about the power control is in the user manual under the chapter system control block. But as default the SPI controller is always

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LPC2294 GCC Start

2004-12-15 by dimaissaev

Hello. I have found that if I (with Philips Utility) say go from addres 0x50 /* .text 0x00000000 0x10c crt0.o 0x000000ec reset

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LPC2294 GCC Start

2004-12-15 by dimaissaev

Hello all. I try to use GCC with this this microprocessor. But it s don t work. I m use a Phytec board. Could anyone send me any examples, how-to use gcc with

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Re: [lpc2000] GNU COMPILER TOOLS

2004-12-15 by Pawel Sikora

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Re:[lpc2000] Digest Number 405

2004-12-15 by Binzhang Zhao

Hello friends, I have also problem with PWM using LPC2129. After start or after reset comes the PWM signal in 75 seconds. Afterwards the PWM is okey. Does

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RE: [lpc2000] GNU COMPILER TOOLS

2004-12-15 by Gazelle

http://www.keil.com/arm/gnu.htm http://www.keil.com/demo/eval/arm.htm Regards Michel Restrictions: C Compiler - none debug - 16kbyte ... From:

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GNU COMPILER TOOLS

2004-12-15 by subhashinimanne

I need GNU ARM Binary tools for windows .Can any body suggest the site that I can directly download Binary utilities please Regards M.Subhashini

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Re: I/O Timing LPC2106

2004-12-15 by dsidlauskas1

Leon, Thanks much. Your lead led me to the answer, which wasn t the answer I wanted to hear, but an answer never the less :-). I don t know why I didn t search

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RE: [lpc2000] I/O Timing LPC2106

2004-12-15 by Leon Heller

... There was some discussion of this recently; there is a restriction of the I/O timings that is inherent in the ARM architecture. Leon

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I/O Timing LPC2106

2004-12-14 by dsidlauskas1

I m doing a simple port timing test using an IAR dev board and having trouble understanding what I m seeing. My simple routine is: #define T 0x10 int main

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: SPI Interface code

2004-12-14 by Sridhar gadda

Hello Andreas, In my initial_serial function, I just initialized UART1 Pins. and you are talking about powercontrol for SPI0 controller enabled ??????? could

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Re: Printf Problem

2004-12-14 by gustavo_sagasti

My question is: In order to have the printf function properly working, What do I have to do? - Do I have to include the stdio.h file? - Do I have to define a

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Re: Printf Problem

2004-12-14 by Gus

what is printf expecting back from putchar? what is the return value of your printf? if printf is returning number less than the character count then printf is

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Re: SPI Interface code

2004-12-14 by haack0815

Hi Sridhar, you are writing any values to the PINSEL0 register in the initial_serial function? Is the powercontrol for the SPI0 controller enabled ? In your

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Re: PWM Register PWMEMR

2004-12-14 by peterburdine

... I ve just recently written an app w/ PWM on the 2294. I did not use the PWMEMR register at all. My guess is that it would be a register that tells you

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SPI Interface code

2004-12-14 by Sridhar gadda

Hello Friends, I defined an SPI interface, µc as master and only one salve, I cannot see clock generating at SCK0...I tested with Oscilloscope....Please you

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Re: GPIO Rise Times

2004-12-14 by dsidlauskas1

Yes, I noticed the data sheet was blank. I also looked a little closer and saw that it wasn t all of the outputs that were slow. The problem pin is po.16.

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Re: question on ARM instruction

2004-12-14 by Kerem Or

Logical shift always shifts 0 in from left to right. Arithmetic shift shifts the sign bit of the register from left to right. That means when the register is

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Printf Problem

2004-12-14 by gustavo_sagasti

Hi: I m working with Keil and GNU Compiler, and I try to use the printf function. I initialised the UART0 and the putchar function works fine. But the printf

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Help Please " Where is an Error"

2004-12-14 by Sridhar gadda

Hello Friends, I defined an SPI interface, µc as master and only one salve, I cannot see clock generating at SCK0...I tested with Oscilloscope....Please you

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question on ARM instruction

2004-12-14 by ©@°Ø¦â¤p¿ß

whats the difference in between ASR(arithematic shift right) and LSR (logical shift right) as they are basically doing the same thing? can someone tell me when

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PWM Register PWMEMR

2004-12-14 by Klausdia

I am developing a PWM on the LPC2294 with Keil PKARM, and I am facing a problem using the PWM example of Keil. They are using the register PWMEMR, that is not

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GPIO Rise Times

2004-12-14 by dsidlauskas1

I just received the KickStart board from IAR and I m running a little program that toggles some output pins (blinky). Looking at then port pins with a scope I

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IAP & Interworking problem

2004-12-13 by rjwal3

When programing with IAP commands with interworking enabled I get several warnings that some of the libraries I am using do not support interworking, even when

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Re: LPC2142, LPC2144, LPC2146, LPC2148

2004-12-13 by geno_24@yahoo.com

Hi, These parts aren t going to be available until Q2, so there is no datasheet yet. They are supposed to be the LPC213x parts + the ISP1181 USB ... Spoerle

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Re: Alternative Circuit

2004-12-13 by lp2000c

There s that little gotcha of these parts being 5V tolerant only when 3.3V is present on the i/o supply. Since in most designs with 5V and 3.3V, one would

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Re: SSEL Pin Error

2004-12-13 by haack0815

Hi Sridhar, in master mode SCK , MOSI are outputs and MISO is an input. SCK is generated by the uC, the frequenc are set by using the SxSPCCR register. Andreas

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