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Buying Olimex Products in the UK

2004-09-03 by robert.wood@apostrophe.co.uk

Hi folks, Anyone in the UK bought anything from Olimex? The Olimex site points you to Taylec, but Taylec have no mention of the ARM stuff on their web site,

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New file uploaded to lpc2000

2004-09-03 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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IAP Read part ID returns 0

2004-09-03 by araft0

Hi, I am trying to use the IAP commands using lpc2114. The result[0] is allways 0. when the C compiler does not have -interwok option, the uC hangs. Is there

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handle an interrupt with c-code

2004-09-02 by supertoll_trinity

i m new in programming µc but i have some skills in c programming. i read in the user manual of the lpc 2124 all about the vic how to set the variables. but i

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Re: LPC2100 and USB programming

2004-09-02 by Gus

FTDI chip will run at 3MB but not the silab chip. It depends on what speed you need. Also, I think the drivers are not free for silabs but they are free at

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Procyon ARMlib-LPC2100

2004-09-02 by bobi catorski

Hello All http://hubbard.engr.scu.edu/embedded/arm/armlib/ I need this library ,but unfortunately unable to D L it. Any one have it ? Thanks in advance Bobi

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Re: A/D converter of LPC2129

2004-09-02 by daniela_boyo

Hi, Thanks very much for your help. I tried out the code you sent and it works perfectly! Best regards, Daniela. ... LPC2129 ... if

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RE: [lpc2000] A/D converter of LPC2129

2004-09-02 by Fuentes Rodriguez, M.E.

here s the code im using: for setting it up, using a PCLK of 60Mhz ADCR = 0x00210E01; set up ADC AIN0, @PCLK/15 =4MHz, 10bit ADCR ¦= 0x01000000; to read the

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A/D converter of LPC2129

2004-09-02 by daniela_boyo

Hi everyone, I m having some problems with using the A/D converter of the LPC2129 ARM board. I m interfacing the board with an LM35DZ temperature sensor which

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Re: Small TCP/IP Stack

2004-09-02 by jrcmx1234

Greetings, My name is JR Rodrigues and I am with CMX Systems, which offers a tiny TCP/IP stack called CMX-MicroNet which will fit nicely on the processor that

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Re: [lpc2000] Small TCP/IP Stack

2004-09-02 by Bill Knight

Have a look at lwIP http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/lwip/ It has even been ported to eCos. Is there a reasonably complete port of eCos for the LPC?

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Re: LPC2100 and USB programming

2004-09-02 by nourson54

check this : http://www.silabs.com/products/microcontroller/interface.asp 3$,no other components around, and extended temperature range ... ... nice test ...

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Small TCP/IP Stack

2004-09-02 by Ilko Radulov

Is there any small TCP/IP stack with PPP that can be implemented over ECOS in LPC2106 (128KB FLASH + 64KB SRAM) ?

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Idle mode power consumption

2004-09-02 by dave_albert

Does anyone know what the power consumption of the LPC210x or 211x is with the CPU in IDLE mode and only the RTC running? I can only find figures for active

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Re: Recommended JTAG interface

2004-09-01 by johnnorgaard2003

... and upgrade ... Hi Robert I use CrossWorks (windows) and use Segger J-Link and Wiggler JTAG. I have problems when using Segger J-Link, it fails to stop

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Recommended JTAG interface

2004-09-01 by robert.wood@apostrophe.co.uk

Hi folks, Could someone recommend a suitable JTAG interface to use with Rowley s (Linux) IDE please? Preferably one someone s actually used and knows works!

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Re: [lpc2000] Port Reading

2004-09-01 by Robert Adsett

... I thought I remembered something about peripherals and word access in the user manual so I went and looked it up. From the bottom of p49 of the 2119 user

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Port Reading

2004-09-01 by Leighton Rowe

When reading bits 16:23 of I/O Port1 into a byte variable, I d normally do something like this... unsigned char Variable; Variable = (IO1PIN 16)& 0xff; I m

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Re: LPC2100 and USB programming

2004-09-01 by elvis_seventy_seven

Try the Cygnal CP2101 ! This is a small UART-To-USB Bridge Controller, which is very easy to use. Regards, elvis_seventy_seven

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LPC2119 How to issue a software reset

2004-09-01 by alipowsky

Hi all, is there a possibility to issue a software reset to a LPC2119 chip. I would like to have all registers etc, in the same state as after a hardware

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32 bit Division

2004-08-31 by bobbruce000

Anyone have fast working code for unsigned 32 bit division? Currently, I am using the __udivsi3 routine that comes with gcc, but it is slow and appears to be

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PLL Calculator

2004-08-31 by Richard

New version in the files section, feedback please. Thanks Richard

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New file uploaded to lpc2000

2004-08-31 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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gnu arm 3.4.1 and uVision

2004-08-31 by Rodrigo Cesar da Silva Martins

How can I configure the uVision to use the newest version of GNUARM (3.4.1)? Rodrigo Martins Intermetric Instrumentos Ltda (11) 4761-8009

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Re: LPC2100 and USB programming

2004-08-31 by haack0815

... do the ... parallel ... via USB ... experience with ... means to ... Hi Milos, take a look at the FT232BM from FTDI (www.ftdichip.com). Andreas

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LPC2100 and USB programming

2004-08-31 by Milos Prokic

Hi everyone, I wanted to fabricate a board with the LPC210x that will have USB connectivity. I have found some simple chips that would definitely do the job -

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External memory - burst mode

2004-08-31 by rjy8960

Hi All Can anyone suggest any Flash / ROM devices that support the Burst mode of the LPC2XXX family? Regards Richard

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Re: SPI code

2004-08-30 by rottenralph76kc

We are using the TIANMA MICROELECTRONICS TM12864NCCG Using the IAR workbench & compiler with a 2104... NOT a very demanding application, so not too concerned

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Re: SPI code

2004-08-30 by acetoel

SPI and Graphic LCD...are you using a Nokia 3310 Display? Which compiler are you using? Bye Ezequiel

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SPI code

2004-08-30 by rottenralph76kc

Hello all, Is there any sample SPI setup/running code for the 210x available??? First time to use the SPI interface for a graphic LCD and would like to see

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Re: I2C interrupt

2004-08-30 by Mel

I don t if this will help you much as I ve no idea what uC you are using but I m currently in the process of developing an I2C interface myself. I have the SI

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Re: counter with pin 6

2004-08-30 by Karl Olsen

... a ... You cannot do that with the current LPC2000 timers. The capture feature is for finding the exact time where an edge happens, not for finding the

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counter with pin 6

2004-08-30 by zpierre007

Hi everybody, I know it s very simple, but can somebody help me to count the falling edge clock ticks from an another chip with the timer0 capture2 on the

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[gnu arm] interrupts don't work :/

2004-08-29 by Pawel Sikora

Hi, I have the LPC2104 kit. I ve used the IAR-System for developing so far but I would like to try the GNU ARM. I ve rebuilt several existing applications that

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IAP Execution times

2004-08-28 by Mark Butcher

Hi All Using IAP command I have just ported an S-record download utility to the (LPC2106). When the first byte to be programmed is received, a 512 byte RAM

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New file uploaded to lpc2000

2004-08-28 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 : /LPCAdap.PCBDOC

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