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Problem with SPI

2004-02-27 by Aminder Athwal

Hi, I am using the LCP2106 and am having trouble getting the SPI to work, I will be using it to control a nokia 3310 LCD screen I have got this screen to work

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need info abt LPC2114

2004-02-27 by bakshi_sandeep

Hello Friends, I am working on LPC2114 MCU. I have following question.It will be nice if any one can answer it. 1. can we tight all vss pin of lpc2114? 2. what

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RE: [lpc2000] LPC2106 code run problems?

2004-02-26 by Hugh O'Keeffe

Bill/Tsvetan: This is really impressive work/analysis and demonstrates the power of this group. I think we all need to look at our schematics ;-) . Please keep

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2106 code run problems?

2004-02-26 by Alaric B Snell

... *My* investigations of my strange interrupt handling problems are now looking into the high levels of noise I see on the /RST pin when lots of serial I/O

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2106 code run problems?

2004-02-26 by tsvetanusunov

... part. Bill, this is the exact source of the problem! adding 47uF capacitor to the +3.3V LM1117 removed the problem, it seems that for whatsoever reason on

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Makefile for the LPC2106 ARM

2004-02-26 by karstenbrandt1

Hello, I m new. I m looking for a makefile for an Philips LPC2106 microcontroller with a arm-elf-gcc compiler. Is there an simple program example (e.g. turn

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some free code for LPC2106

2004-02-25 by tsvetanusunov

here is useful link: http://freewing-web.hp.infoseek.co.jp/arm_olimex/ the author posted there some free assembly code for LCD display driving, UART routines

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Re: LPC2106 code run problems?

2004-02-25 by tsvetanusunov

Thanks to everybody who replied, we ll check if the diode schematic will improve situation (never liked to make voltage drop with diodes as it vary with

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Re: Code Protection

2004-02-25 by jim_e_dallas

... When performing a full chip erase, the location 0x1FC is erased so the read protection is no longer enabled. There is a boot loader in the device that will

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Re: LPC2106 code run problems?

2004-02-25 by jim_e_dallas

Hello, You talked about the 3.3V supply and that things worked at 2.5V, however, you did not mention what was happening with the 1.8V supply. Since the core

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Re: Nokia 3310 LCD

2004-02-25 by freewingjpn

I made NOKIA 3310 LCD subroutine by assembler. (But it use software SPI routine.) If you are interested, Please visit my web.

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2106 code run problems?

2004-02-25 by Igor Janjatovic

... This is just wild guess... Take one of those problematic boards and try this: Connect three 1N4148 diodes in series from 3.3V to 1.8V. Also, connect one

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2106 code run problems?

2004-02-25 by Robert Adsett

... Worth a try although Philips does say there are no sequencing requirements on the supplies. Actually given what they do say on the supplies I suspect that

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LPC2106 code run problems?

2004-02-25 by tsvetanusunov

Hello, This is a message which I posted last Friday on Philips microcontroller forum. It seems that nobody from Philips is reading this forum though as the

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Re: [lpc2000] UART RXD problem

2004-02-24 by microbit

... The only other things I can think of is to check : - That you re not set to 1.5 stop bits in UART. - Check your GND on RS232, make sure it s not missing. -

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SV: [lpc2000] UART RXD problem

2004-02-24 by Helge Fabricius-Hansen

Hi, It is interrupt driven. If I look in the rxbuffer I can see all the 7F s and I can see complete messages when using 2 stop bits on the PC. Helge ...

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Re: [lpc2000] UART RXD problem

2004-02-24 by microbit

Sorry, skip that - didn t see the bit about 2 stop bits. Are you saying that TXing 2 stop bits from the PC, the LPC2106 is RXing all bytes properly ? -- Kris

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Re: [lpc2000] UART RXD problem

2004-02-24 by microbit

Hi Helge, Are you receiving polled or interruot driven ? One possibility might be that your pointer is not advancing and thus overwrites received chars, so you

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UART RXD problem

2004-02-24 by Helge Fabricius-Hansen

Hi, I have a problem with the Uart of the LPC2106. When receiving datablocks from a PC (9600,N,8,1) all data except the last byte is ignored. If I switch to

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Re: UART RX interrupt handlers

2004-02-24 by Helge Fabricius-Hansen

Hi, I had some real big problem with the version 1.0c from Keil. But with the new version 1.1a it seams like the simulator is working correct. Send them an

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Re: UART RX interrupt handlers

2004-02-24 by redsp@yahoo.com

... all in ... Hey, if you are at all serious, I can do that. I have a Cogent eval board on the way, they called me today about sending the invoice. I can

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Re: UART RX interrupt handlers

2004-02-24 by redsp@yahoo.com

... Dude! What would it take to get you to defect over to the OKI ARM camp? I am looking to host Forth on the OKI 67Q5003 ARM mcu. I am a newbie to the ARM

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Re: Code Protection

2004-02-23 by lpc2100

... file ... I had tried to overwrite the bootloader by programming a big file. Nothing happened. All I got was a warning from the Philips ISP tool about file

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UART RX interrupt handlers

2004-02-23 by Alaric B Snell

Has anyone got a working example of a UART0 receive interrupt handler that I could study to see what I m missing? Mine works perfectly within Keil s ARM

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: Code Protection

2004-02-23 by Hugh O'Keeffe

From: redsp@yahoo.com [mailto:redsp@yahoo.com] Sent: 22 February 2004 06:14 To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com Subject: [lpc2000] Re: Code Protection ... be ... If I

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: Code Protection

2004-02-23 by Hugh O'Keeffe

... From: James Dabbs [mailto:jdabbs@tga.com] Sent: 21 February 2004 13:54 To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Re: Code Protection ... Once a

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Re: [lpc2000] Digest Number 96

2004-02-23 by Alaric B Snell

... My first contact with them was on Acorns. Ah, Econet! *FX! My current ARM instruction set reference, in fact, is the Dabhand Guide, which assumes I m using

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Re: [lpc2000] Digest Number 96

2004-02-23 by Alaric B Snell

... Oh, yes. And it was designed by just one man and one woman, although the woman was sort of trapped in a man s body at the time, if I recall correctly,

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Re: [lpc2000] Digest Number 96

2004-02-23 by David Willmore

... *sniffle* Not me. I m an American living in the states and I ve only been able to worship them from afar. I bought my first ARM a few years ago in the

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