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Re:[lpc2000] Digest Number 375

2004-11-17 by Binzhang Zhao

Hi Rob, The definition of the interrupt vectors is definitely false. The same problem is also by LPC2129. The correct definition please see this table: CAN

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Re: 2294 CAN Interrupt Vectors

2004-11-16 by mahlerweb

Hi, maybe you have an old Datasheet. I use one from May 03,2004 it tells me: VIC-Channel 20 CAN1 Tx VIC-Channel 21 CAN2 Tx VIC-Channel 22 CAN3 Tx

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2294 CAN Interrupt Vectors

2004-11-16 by Robert Wood

Hi folks, Can anyone shed any light on the interrupt vectors for the 2294? (I suspect this question would be valid for all devices with CAN on board actually).

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LPC2194 & LPC2294 JTAG ports

2004-11-15 by gregdeuerling

Hi, I m trying to work out a problem I m having programming a LPC2194. I ve posted a question on this already here. See:

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Re: [lpc2000] problem write in flash

2004-11-15 by Charles Manning

Read the appnote this explains how to do things properly. If your code is in ARM mode (most likely scenario) then you need some mechansim to jump to the IAP

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J-Link Driver

2004-11-15 by Richard

Does anyone know where to get the drivers for the Segger J-link? Richard

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LPC2194 JTAG programming problems...

2004-11-15 by gregdeuerling

I ve two Philips LPC designs. One uses a LPC2294 and the other a LPC2194. I ve been working on the LPC2294 design for some time and have not had any problems

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selecting a LPC2212 development kit

2004-11-15 by Jean-Luc Lehmann

Hello, We are considering using the LPC2212 as main controller in a laboratory instrumentation we develop. We looked for available development kit, we want to

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control TRACECLK pin on LPC2292

2004-11-15 by theeuwke

Hi to all, I d like to know how to control (put high/low) the TRACECLK pin in software, it s an output pin (normally for ETM), but I could not find any

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Re: freeRTOS for LPC2129

2004-11-14 by misstero

Hi, I also have working on this based on Olimex LPC-P2129 board. By using Demo source in Demo ARM7, I have removed a few tasks since I found the original Demo

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IAR linker problems with LPC2106

2004-11-13 by FabioDB

Using IAR EWARM. Compiling a small test application in RAM using evba7.xcl linker script it work without problems. Recompiling the same source using

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Re: freeRTOS for LPC2129

2004-11-12 by mahlerweb

Hi, i m just working at this stuff since one hour. Im using a older freeRTOS that comes with the WinARM-Zip-File. It seems that it works. I ve no output on the

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RE: [lpc2000] freeRTOS for LPC2129

2004-11-12 by Dan Beadle

I am interested in this too. ... From: dasbento@aeiou.pt [mailto:dasbento@aeiou.pt] Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 11:27 AM To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com

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freeRTOS for LPC2129

2004-11-12 by dasbento@aeiou.pt

Hello, anyone already implemented the freeRTOS in LPC2129, if yes, can supply an example?? Thanks Domingos Bento

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: Unique ID

2004-11-12 by Curt Powell

I put our serial number in the startup assembler file at a fixed address (soon after the interrupt table). That way we can easily modify the hex file with the

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Re: [lpc2000] problem write in flash

2004-11-12 by dasbento@aeiou.pt

hello, Excuse to be still in the same issue, but already upgrad the boot loader revision 6.3, and change the file .ld and the problem persist!!! in first

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Re: Unique ID

2004-11-12 by edsonghidini

It will really be better. Do you have some suggestion of which flash to use? ... password ... boundary ... and ... consider ... IDCODE ... password ... that?

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Re: CAN Timing and BTR

2004-11-12 by mahlerweb

Hi, I ve just uploaded the Application Node AN97046 which describes the how the bittiming registers are determined for a SJA1000 to the files section. In the

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Re: Unique ID

2004-11-12 by ggindele

Wouldn t be a flash stored unique key would be safer for the password encryption? There s a little inconvenience making every flash image randomized and the

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Re: CAN Timing and BTR

2004-11-12 by Gus

Maybe it is fixed now but I tried that SJA1000 calculator last year and it gave me wrong results. Gus ... the ... have still ... are ... ever ... 1M/s @ ... of

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Re: Serial Port Interrupt

2004-11-12 by teunvandeberg

This behavior is correct indeed. If you want to you can check the FreeRTOS (www.freertos) serial driver. There you will see that it is also implemented to

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: CAN Timing and BTR

2004-11-11 by Hans Dornaus

Hi, Try this link below. I have just done this myself. I came up with the following number and was able to communicate on the workbench. I have still do some

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Re: [lpc2000] Serial Port Interrupt

2004-11-11 by Bill Knight

IIRC that is what I found also. -Bill Knight http://www.theARMPatch.com On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 18:46:22 -0000, jamesasteres wrote: In using the serial port

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Re: Serial Port Interrupt

2004-11-11 by jamesasteres

Robert, The FIFO IS empty (I haven t yet loaded anything into the FIFO). But no THRE interrupt. Did you mean to say this is correct behavior? (Again, if I

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Re: [lpc2000] Serial Port Interrupt

2004-11-11 by Robert Adsett

... That is what it is supposed to do. There is no way to tell if the FIFO is partially full so THRE fires when it is empty and you can then stuff up to 16

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Serial Port Interrupt

2004-11-11 by jamesasteres

In using the serial port (UART0) I found that simply enabling the THRE interrupt does not cause an interrupt to be asserted. Apparently only when the TX FIFO

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Re: problem write in flash

2004-11-11 by dasbento@aeiou.pt

Hello No, I m using boot-loader software original. Regards Domingos Are you using the latest version of the on-chip boot-loader software, as described in the

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Re: problem write in flash

2004-11-11 by lp2000c

Are you using the latest version of the on-chip boot-loader software, as described in the errata sheet? ... that

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Re: I/O Speed - An Explanation

2004-11-11 by lp2000c

Is there any published documentation which contains this information (e.g.: that VPB operations are 3 clocks)? ... the ... the ... itself. ... pin) ... is ...

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New file uploaded to lpc2000

2004-11-11 by lpc2000@yahoogroups.com

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the lpc2000 group. File :

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Re: No 3.3V pullup on LPC2212 P2 & P3

2004-11-11 by tynerae

I spoke to Philips Apps today, and was informed the memory bus will always go to high impedance, ignoring the fact the datasheet says pullups are there on

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Re: CAN Timing and BTR

2004-11-11 by Gus

Peter, Here is a link to a free CAN baud rate calculator. It is made for Microchip products but you can use the graphs to figure out what are the possible baud

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Re: CAN Timing and BTR

2004-11-11 by Gus

Peter, Here is a link to a free CAN baud rate calculator. It is made for Microchip products but you can use the graphs to figure out what are the possible baud

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Problem getting into JTAG mode

2004-11-11 by David Roethig

Our prototype LPC2292 boards only enable JTAG outputs when both the P1.26 pin (required in documentation) and the P0.14 (required for on-chip boot loader

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Re: CAN Timing and BTR

2004-11-11 by peterburdine

What you described looks very similar to the UART equation. CAN is much more complex than that. First you need the baud rate prescaler to get the can clock,

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