Linux / GTK flash loader
2004-10-20 by Paul
Ok, here s an initial release of yet another flash loader utility. http://www.pjrc.com/arm/lpc2k_pgm/
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RE: [lpc2000] Olimex LPC2124
2004-10-20 by Paul Curtis
I ported uIP to the E2124, and it s working well. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk CrossWorks for MSP430, ARM, and (soon) Atmel
Olimex LPC2124
2004-10-20 by s_bencke
Hi, Somebody knows if the development kit of Olimex LPC-E2124 came with a good satck TCP/IP or it is just the hardware? Thanks
RE: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2294 board
2004-10-20 by Leon Heller
... Mine is in the Files area. You want jtag.zip. It includes a laser printer .prn file for the artwork. Leon
2124 in small qty
2004-10-20 by ggindele
Is there a US company that sell LPC2124 in small quantity - like 10 or 20? Thanks, Gabe
RE: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2294 board
2004-10-20 by David Kay
... Hi Leon, Where can I find details on how to build my own JTAG interface? Best regards, David Kay Applications Engineer www.adilam.com.au
Re: LPC2294 board
2004-10-20 by leon_heller
... couple ... The Olimex header might not actually be available yet. It s preliminary on the web site. ... It may be programmed via an RS-232 interface, but
LPC2294 board
2004-10-20 by tomandz1
Hi all, I am considering buying a LPC2294 for my new project. I have a couple of questions, regarding that: 1-Does anyone know of a simple board or just
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Olimex ARM JTAG Signals levels
2004-10-20 by Leon Heller
... I just use a 74HC244 on my own JTAG interface (it s spec d down to 2.0 V supply). I haven t checked it at anything other than a nominal 3.3V, though. Leon
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Olimex ARM JTAG Signals levels
2004-10-20 by Bill Knight
... to the PC and gets its 5v from there. Bill, you don t follow Johns post - he is powering the target with 3V and the problem comes from LCX-to-AC direction
Looking for low cost toolchain for LPC2106
2004-10-20 by Stephen Pelc
... See: www.mpeltd.demon.co.uk/usbstamp.htm www.mpeltd.demon.co.uk/tiniarm.htm As of next week the Development CD will include an evaluation version of the
Re: Olimex ARM JTAG Signals levels
2004-10-20 by tsvetanusunov
... to the PC and gets its 5v from there. Bill, you don t follow Johns post - he is powering the target with 3V and the problem comes from LCX-to-AC direction
Re: Problems Programming Part 2
2004-10-20 by rkdwork
... accept ... adapter ... device. ... Hi Paul, I have had a problem that seems simular to your though not exactly the same. For a new prototytpe device we
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Olimex ARM JTAG Signals levels
2004-10-20 by Bill Knight
... is ... 74AC244, ... Hello John, 3.1V is near the down limit of the specification if you have problems just increase the power to 3.3V while debugging then
Re: Olimex ARM JTAG Signals levels
2004-10-20 by tsvetanusunov
... Olimex, ... John, I check and can t see any e-mail from you received in our database on the subject above tsvetan
Re: Olimex ARM JTAG Signals levels
2004-10-20 by tsvetanusunov
... is ... 74AC244, ... Hello John, 3.1V is near the down limit of the specification if you have problems just increase the power to 3.3V while debugging then
Re: Olimex ARM JTAG Signals levels
2004-10-20 by johnnorgaard2003
Hi Lasse Yes I know, it was just because I mail my question directly to Olimex, but the didn t answer. I know they read this yahoo group, that why ! best
RE: [lpc2000] Olimex ARM JTAG Signals levels
2004-10-20 by Lasse Madsen
Hi John If the datasheet specifies what your saying then there s not need for opions as it s a bad design or simply a mistake brought about (let me give you a
Olimex ARM JTAG Signals levels
2004-10-20 by johnnorgaard2003
Hi Olimex/Others I have an Olimex ARM JTAG. It works ok on my homemade board if Vcc is 3.3 V. But if Vcc is 3.1 V is does not work. I have look at the JTAG.
Re: [lpc2000] Flash loader, gtk/linux
2004-10-20 by Anton Erasmus
... Hi, Yes, I am interested. Where can I download it from ? Regards Anton Erasmus -- A J Erasmus
Re: LPC2292/4 Power Consumption
2004-10-20 by bty639886
Hi Bob Great! Thanks! Cool as a cucumber eh!!! rgds pete ... NEW
Re: LPC2292/4 Power Consumption
2004-10-20 by lpc2100_fan
Hello Pete, at 60 MHz with peripherals enabled (all) and the VPBDIV set to not divide (/1), we saw close to 50 mAs tops. Cheers, Bob ... Yahoo! Messenger - all
BOOT0,1 pull down value
2004-10-20 by tsvetanusunov
Hi, This question is to all of you who already digged LPCs with external bus. In the datasheets is written that BOOT0,1 have internall pullup but I can t find
Re: [lpc2000] Re: ARM Dev Conf in Santa Clara, CA next week
2004-10-20 by Richard F. Man
I don t know about other people, but our PowerPoint slides are here: http://www.dragonsgate.net/pub/ARM/Arm%20dev%20Conf.ppt ... // richard (This email is for
Help w/ Interrupts
2004-10-19 by peterburdine
I seem to be having this continuous problem with interrupts. I can seem to get time interrupts to work just fine, but I m trying to get the UART Tx interrupt
Re: LPC2106 Distributors
2004-10-19 by Rudy Van Raemdonck
... distributor that ... In Belgium (Europe), Silica (an Avnet company) is selling small quantities (theoretically 1 piece is possible). Rudy
LPC2106 Distributors
2004-10-19 by Milos Prokic
Hi, I need to purchase few LPC2106s but can t seem to find a distributor that would sell in small quantities (less than 250). Any ideas? Thanks in advance, m.
Looking for low cost toolchain for LPC2106
2004-10-19 by rudyvanraemdonck
Hi, Here is my situation: I have currently developed (and am selling) a number of intelligent IO cards for model railroad control. The modules are based on
Re: 3rd serial port
2004-10-19 by R M
I hate to respond with a me too post, yet I second this motion. My company routinely purchases parts from DigiKey, with delivery to our door in one or two
Re: ARM Dev Conf in Santa Clara, CA next week
2004-10-19 by Leighton Rowe
Will there be any post conference material available online to persons who missed the conference? (ie. summaries, documents from past seminars, etc) thanks,
IAR Interrupt examples needed
2004-10-19 by extra300_it
Hello everybody, I am evaluating the IAR Compiler and doing tests on a LPC2294 EVBoard, using the micro with intenal flash & RAM. Has anybody some code
Re: [lpc2000] 3rd serial port
2004-10-19 by Peter Jakacki
Hi Rob, Since I m still awake at this time of the night I ll answer quikly. The costs are only relative, so the bit-banged I/O is comparatively free I guess
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2292/4 Power Consumption
2004-10-19 by Ing. Boris Králik
My configuration consumation cca. 25mA, both supplies, Fosc=24MHz, Fcco=48MHz, M=1, P=1 (without peripherals) When I check system with peripherals, power
Re: 3rd serial port
2004-10-19 by Paul
If anyone from Philips is listening, I can t tell you how many times I ve had a situation like this.... and the solution was to order parts from Digikey at
LPC2292/4 Power Consumption
2004-10-19 by bty639886
Hi, Does anyone have any figures for the LPC2292 power consumption on the 3.3V and 1.8V rails for the LPC2292 running at 60Mhz with all peripherals enabled and
Re: [lpc2000] 3rd serial port
2004-10-19 by Robert Adsett
... That does make the assumption that pins and code are free and that the CPU isn t already occupied with other time critical functions. ;). I don t know
RE: [lpc2000] 3rd serial port
2004-10-19 by David Kay
Hi Peter, Your local Philips disti should be able to order samples for you. Philips have greatly streamlined there samples system in the last few years - you
Re: [lpc2000] 3rd serial port
2004-10-18 by Peter Jakacki
David, These 8-pin LPC900s look great but how do you get them? I checked a while back and samples were not available. I could buy a full reel if I wanted to
Re: [lpc2000] 3rd serial port
2004-10-18 by Peter Jakacki
Since your traffic is mostly one way it would be very easy to implement a bit-banged serial I/O. This can driven off a timer interrupt or if it doesn t matter
RE: [lpc2000] 3rd serial port
2004-10-18 by David Kay
The Philips LPC900 series of micros have on-board UARTS down to 8 pin packages and are very good value for money - starting at a US$1 or so. The on-board RC
Timer 1 External Match/Capture pins
2004-10-18 by Leland Downs
I am having a problem making the internal Timer 1 match registers toggle the corresponding package pin. Am I right in assuming that in order to use the
Re: [lpc2000] Flash loader, gtk/linux
2004-10-18 by Lance Kao
hi Paul I am interest lance ... From: Paul To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 12:47 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Flash loader, gtk/linux
Re: 3rd serial port
2004-10-18 by Pete
alternatively if you are using an LPC with the peripheral bus you can easily add a UART chip (Philips have a large range) and add any number of UART ports.
RE: [lpc2000] 3rd serial port
2004-10-18 by Leon Heller
... I ve used them, and they are very good, but expensive. Another option would be to use a small 2313 AVR (or a PIC) as a software UART connected to the
RE: [lpc2000] 3rd serial port
2004-10-18 by Lasse Madsen
Hi Gabe Maxim makes SPI= RS232 converters by as far as i remember they are pretty expensive... Best regards Lasse Madsen ... From: ggindele
3rd serial port
2004-10-18 by ggindele
I ll need a 3rd serial port to debug the application, just to dump out logs. Maybe SPI? But then I would need a SPI-RS232 converter. Any recommendation? Gabe
experienced with "linker script" ld.exe (GNU CC RedHat) ?
2004-10-18 by alberto
Hi, I have the following problem: I can t modify the linker script to fit the memory map a would. I m using GNU CCompiler and linker (ld.exe)RedHat (V.3.3.1
Re: [lpc2000] Download problem
2004-10-18 by MinorTech
Hello, I also have same problem of this. I m using IAR s KickStart with J-Link USB J-TAG Now, the LPC2106 can t communicate with LPC2000 Flahs Utility. Even
Re: [lpc2000] Re: ARM Dev Conf in Santa Clara, CA next week
2004-10-18 by Richard F. Man
... I guess not. Especially since this is a Philips oriented group too :-) But the marketplace will decide. You know that of course. We have very good working
Re: ARM Dev Conf in Santa Clara, CA next week
2004-10-18 by philips_apps
Richard, promise, I won t hide and will be easy to find. I like your comment about most customers using Philips, but somehow, I don t like the end of the