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Re: UART, SPI and SSP max speed ???

2006-04-06 by lpc2100_fan

... I can ... baudrates ... restrictions, be ... chew a ... Hi Robert, you are right, CAN could be used there is nothing the would stop it from working. It

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FIQ Problem

2006-04-06 by sifiland

Hi, If I let Timer0 with FIQ run, then the program jumps either in Default_handler or makes RESETS. Timer0 with IRQ runs completely normally. What can the

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[lpc2000] - soft serial port ???

2006-04-06 by malhotra_umang@yahoo.com

Hello Friends ... I am working in embedded. I m just new to this field. So, plz help me know the following....... 1. what s the difference between a normal

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Debug JTAG - SCAN_N

2006-04-06 by Stanley Frederickson

I suspect that if you add a NOP after the LDMIA instruction so that the LDMIA is in the decode stage before you kick off the restart then you will get the

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Re: Makefile help?

2006-04-06 by volunteer_sysu

Sorry, there are some simple mistakes. The reason why all these errors occurred is an = missing in the instructions. ldr sp, _svc_stack it should be: ldr sp,

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Makefile help?

2006-04-06 by volunteer_sysu

I am quite new to LPC2000. When I was trying to building up a program, I encountered some problems. Would you please do me a favour, thank you very much! The

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Re: UART, SPI and SSP max speed ???

2006-04-06 by jayasooriah

... Correction: I AM able to get 912600 baud with PLL disabled. (Auto-baud sampling resolution was the limiting factor in earlier experiment.) However with

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Re: UART, SPI and SSP max speed ???

2006-04-05 by jayasooriah

... I agree. Also, they dropped 2292 in the prototype that someone else had lying around and meets requirements of this board. ... On my board max is 230400

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Problems with pClock in IAR

2006-04-05 by gussabina

Hi: I have an application with a timer0 and uart0 working fine with Keil. Now, I m trying to port this app to IAR. But in order to have the same timing and

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3 port Ethernet Splitter on LPC213X

2006-04-05 by radim100

I have question, regarding ETHERNET splitter, passive hub. I am designing hardware with LPC213X and ENC28J60 Ethernet chip . PC is going to talk from NIC to

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power & sleep

2006-04-05 by Steve Franks

Hi all, I m beginning to get curious about power-consumption on 2103 and 2148 series. It s unclear to me from the UM if the watchdog runs in both idle and

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Re: UART, SPI and SSP max speed ???

2006-04-05 by lpc2100_fan

... Hi, If you use a 2292 @ 14.7456 MHz you should buy the LPC2214 instead. It is cheaper but does not have CAN. If you use CAN, you can not use 14.7456 MHz.

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Re: UART, SPI and SSP max speed ???

2006-04-05 by theothervmax

... and ... From the UM: The UART0 Divisor Latch is part of the UART0 Baud Rate Generator and holds the value used to divide the VPB clock (pclk) in order to

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Re: UART, SPI and SSP max speed ???

2006-04-05 by jayasooriah

... On LPC2292, with 14.7456 MHz xtal, PLL disabled, VPBDIV set to 1 and UART0 baud rate divisor set to 4, it runs okay at 230400 baud. Jaya

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Re: Debug JTAG - SCAN_N

2006-04-05 by krisgorn

Thanks!! I have another problem with debugging. My code works fine with ARM7TDMI (AT91SAM7, OKI ML67) except reading RAM memory of LPC2000. Writing of RAM

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Re: UART, SPI and SSP max speed ???

2006-04-05 by theothervmax

... different ... I ... AFAIK: Max UART speed is PCLK/16 Max SPI speed is PCLK/8 Max SSP speed is PCLK/2 Max PCLK frequency is 60 MHz Regards, Max

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UART, SPI and SSP max speed ???

2006-04-05 by croquettegnu

Hello all ! I m working on the LPC214x family MCU and I need to know the different max speed, throughput for their embedded UART, SPI and SSP because I was not

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Exception Handling

2006-04-05 by Sten

No problem. This is the intension of this group. To make sure that gcc is producing correct entry/exit code you should have look into your object files.

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Re: USB HID driver on LPC2148 board

2006-04-05 by ah_sandiego

I can t contribute much, but if youdo figure this out, please comment your code really good. The rest of us could benefit from this. Good Luck, AH ... program

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USB HID driver on LPC2148 board

2006-04-05 by Manisha Kalita

Hi all, I am designing an USB driver in lpc2148 board. i have a sample program for HID driver. they are sending reports to the host. however, in the code, the

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Does U-boot support LPC2000?

2006-04-05 by volunteer_sysu

Hi, I wonder whether U-boot support the LPC2000 or not? If it does, which config file should I use when building the Makefile? And I did not find the board

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Re: Exception Handling

2006-04-05 by gtechnzltd

Sten, Thanks for the link to the #14601 discussion. So it looks like my functions... //exception handling functions void IRQ_Routine (void) {while (1) ;} void

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Re: [lpc2000] Debug JTAG - SCAN_N

2006-04-04 by Dominic Rath

That s a bug in the LPC2000s. I asked Philips support, but they didn t know (or didn t care) about it. Anyway, it s not a real problem, you just can t rely on

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Debug JTAG - SCAN_N

2006-04-04 by krisgorn

In datasheet of ARM7TDMI-S is writing that instruction SCAN_N load 0x8 value into register but I always get 0x0 value on LPC2138 (and another LPC2000 family

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Re: Question for Philips_apps

2006-04-04 by dave_baker_100

Joerg Thanks for info - I ll let you know how I get on Regards Dave ... I ve ... try ... clear ... be ... are ... of ... properly ... to ... practical. ...

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Re: Question for Philips_apps

2006-04-04 by Joerg Schulze-Clewing

Hello Dave, ... There are several nice instruction sets on the web, like this more elaborate probe: http://www.emcesd.com/1ghzprob.htm I usually forego the

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Re: Question for Philips_apps

2006-04-04 by dave_baker_100

Joerg Again, thanks for your advice. I too am a bit surprised about the 8ns rise time. The XCLK signal is driving a FPGA global clock which has configurable

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Re: [lpc2000] SPRINTF??

2006-04-04 by Bertrik Sikken

The path to the sources is http://www.menie.org/georges/embedded/ I use this printf implementation too. Has anybody compared this (s)printf version with the

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