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Re: Philips download utility in compare

2004-08-03 by szczysz

Hello Robert, I believe what you are seeing was actually meant as an improvement in the latest version of the ISP tool. Previous versions could not compare (or

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Re: Philips download utility in compare

2004-08-03 by szczysz

Hello Robert, I believe what you are seeing was actually meant as an improvement in the latest version of the ISP tool. Previous versions could not compare (or

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VIC Macros

2004-08-03 by johnthomasedwardtimm

Here are some macros to initialize the VIC: #define paste(front, back) front ## back #define VIC_VECT_ADDR(slot, isr) paste(VICVectAddr, slot) = (unsigned

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UART Code

2004-08-03 by wmk6341

I ve done a couple of changes to the Blinky Lights / UART code and uploaded the new version. The major change is adding code to initialize the VIC when UART1

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Re: Anyone using ARM ADS 1.2 IDE?

2004-08-02 by lpc2100

Try test1.zip from the files area. It contains ADS1.2 project. ADS 1.2 is one of the best tools I have come across. Using latest patches might help too

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Anyone using ARM ADS 1.2 IDE?

2004-08-02 by markcrow

I recently resurrected an old toolkit (ARM ADS V1.2) to use developing a Philips LPC2106 based system. I can t get this software to properly build anything

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-08-02 by roger_lynx

Hello all, I d like to thank all who suggested their solution(s) to my post. My error was that I was enabling THRE interrupt in U0IER reg. while DLAB was

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reading and writing MMC disk

2004-08-01 by Frank Sergeant

I often see requests for information about accessing an MMC (MultiMediaCard) disk with the LPC2106. So, going off half cocked with the flush of initial

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Re: Flash memory endurance

2004-07-31 by leon_heller

... instead of ... devices? I ... find ... There was a discussion about this some time ago. It s 10,000. Leon

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Flash memory endurance

2004-07-31 by Igor Janjatovic

I m thinking about using Flash memory on LPC2106 (or LPC2124) instead of external SEEPROM. Any idea about Flash memory endurance on LPC devices? I checked data

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-30 by johnthomasedwardtimm

Is there a way to disable interrupts at the VIC or does it have to be through the CPSR? I tried something like this: unsigned save; save = VICIntEnable;

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[lpc2000] Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-30 by Bill Knight

That is the reason but has been in the code for some time. This was discussed in length on this forum a while back. You might want to check the archives for

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-30 by Leighton Rowe

The code is actually Bill s, so it s better that u ask him. Maybe the global disable/enable part prevents any spurious events from occuring while changing the

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-30 by johnthomasedwardtimm

... was ... This question is actually directed towards Bill Knight (the author of the UART routines). Sorry about the confusion.

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-30 by johnthomasedwardtimm

Leighton: I noticed that you made a revision to your interrupt-driven UART routines to disable/restore global interrupts around the disabling/enabling of the

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-30 by Leighton Rowe

That clear things up big time. Thanks again. :) ... definitions ... in FIFO ... in FIFO ... in FIFO ... in FIFO

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Updated files uploaded

2004-07-30 by Bill Knight

I ve uploaded a corrected Blinky Lights program (UT040730A.zip) and also a newer, more complete version of my LPC register include files (lpcINCLUDES.zip).

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-30 by Bill Knight

Looks like you found a mistake in my header files. The bit definitions for the Fifo Control Register should be as follows: // FIFO Control Register bit

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-30 by Leighton Rowe

... Yahoo. ... Hey Bill, I took a close look at the UT040322A.zip files and I noticed something in the UART initializer ( uart0Init in uart.c) that I need

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-29 by Robert Adsett

... Should be quite doable. The FIFO just lowers the number of interrupts you need to respond to. ... As do most UART transmit interrupts (at least the ones

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[lpc2000] Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-29 by Bill Knight

You might want to check my contribution to the files section on Yahoo. The descriptively titled UT040322A.zip , contains an interrupt or polled (your choice)

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-29 by Joseph Mathew

... LDR PC, [PC, #-0xFF0] instruction is loacted at 0x00000018, which means the PC would have advanced to 0x00000020 this value offset -0x0FF0 would address

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-29 by roger_lynx

Robert, thanks for your ideas. Alas... Houston..we have a problem . :-) I have found out that I can service only INT of TIMER0, and not TIMER1 and UART0_THRE.

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Re: [lpc2000] 1.8 volt operation

2004-07-28 by Pablo Bleyer Kocik

... IIRC Atmel s AT91M40800, AT91RM3400 and AT91RM9200 can operate between 1.65 and 3.6V. Also, the new Atmel SAM7 microcontroller have IOs that operate down

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Re: [lpc2000] 1.8 volt operation

2004-07-28 by Micron Engineering

Actually no LPC2XXX may be used at 1.8V only. New parts if I remeber well 23XX family will operate at 3.3V only because they have a DC regulator on chip. ...

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1.8 volt operation

2004-07-28 by Fred Martin

Does anyone know of LPC21XX parts which can be operated with both core and I/O at 1.8 volts? Thanks

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-28 by Robert Adsett

OK, I ve been through it again. I didn t see anything obvious. Would I be correct in assuming you get one character out and then nothing? Robert ...

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-28 by Robert Adsett

I m going to take a deeper look at this in a bit (when I get a break) but initially it looks OK. In the meantime, however, a couple of questions/suggestions.

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-28 by roger_lynx

void tx(char c) { UART0_THR = c; } ..and then I expect INT (after the 8th bit is out). ... writing it ... transmission does

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-28 by Robert Adsett

... Just a quick question, are you are sending are byte directly by writing it to the THR before you expect to get a THRE interrupt (the transmission does need

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Re: TX FIFO

2004-07-28 by roger_lynx

Hello all, I am puzzled by perhaps similar thing re: missing THRE int., FIFO empty? Can anyone plese help me to see what I do incorrectly? Polled UART0 works,

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Re: library files in GNU

2004-07-28 by fe64970103

Hi, I have the opposite problem. I have a library compiled with ADS1.2 and I am trying to link it with GNU generated code. It is not working....:(((( ld

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library files in GNU

2004-07-28 by Gus

Hello, Does anyone know if that the library file generated with GNU can be used with other none-GNU compolers, such as ARM, green hill or IAR? Thanks, Gus

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Re: external interrupt problem

2004-07-27 by douglasbolton

... see ... Thank you Karl. I hadn t read the the errata for a while and missed that one. Anybody else using edge sensitive interrupts should note - Make sure

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Re: Event counter

2004-07-27 by philips_apps

Hello Mauro, the LPC2129 does not have external event count features. The best way for slow external events is to use an interrupt and count the interrupts in

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Re: Philips download utility in compare

2004-07-27 by philips_apps

Robert, we will look into this problem of the ISP program. Expect a feedback by next week, the ISP Guru is on vacation. Robert ... someone had ... in the ...

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Philips download utility in compare

2004-07-27 by Robert Adsett

I was just trying to help track down some odd compare behaviour someone had seen using my serial ISP adaptor and I believe we ve run into a bug in the latest

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Re: Trouble with P0.2 as GPIO

2004-07-27 by Leighton Rowe

Which lpc eval board u are u using? I wouldn t mind viewing the schematic to see how P0.2 s connected to everything. It would be very wierd if P0.2 stays low

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Event counter

2004-07-27 by Fuentes Rodriguez, M.E.

hello, I m in the need to count events with the lpc2129, by an event I mean a high or low transition. If you use the 8051 you just have to configute the

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