Re: [lpc2100] Re: New file uploaded to lpc2100
2003-12-29 by Leon Heller
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Re: [lpc2100] Re: New file uploaded to lpc2100
2003-12-29 by capiman@t-online.de
Hello Leon, Is the delivered HEX file working or not ? Is the self compiled HEX file working or not ? Do you use it on a LPC2106 or any other ? How much MHz is
Re: New file uploaded to lpc2100
2003-12-29 by leon_heller
... should work for all LPC210x and all GCC versions) I can t get executables produced with this to work. Does anyone else have a problem? The supplied hex
Checksum calculation for programming flash
2003-12-29 by gene_klein2000
Hi, I m writing a programmer for the LPC210x series. When I look in the User Manual for the chip in chapter 17 there is a description how to write data to ram
Re: Secondary JTAG port
2003-12-27 by Richard
I have some documentation, I will post it when I am back to my computer.
Re: [lpc2100] PLL
2003-12-26 by Bill Knight
On Fri, 26 Dec 2003 16:14:15 -0500, Robert Adsett wrote: That s a little more definitive. Start up timer with cpu frequency at 10MHz, then switch CPU freq to
Re: [lpc2100] PLL
2003-12-26 by Robert Adsett
... Actually my test program corrects the baud rate based on what it thinks the CPU frequency is, so since I can still receive the output and it prints that it
Re: [lpc2100] PLL
2003-12-26 by Bill Knight
On Fri, 26 Dec 2003 14:36:29 -0500, Robert Adsett wrote: ... Simple enough. -- It appears to work just fine. A little hard to tell what the internal clock
Re: [lpc2100] PLL
2003-12-26 by Robert Adsett
... Simple enough. -- It appears to work just fine. A little hard to tell what the internal clock frequency actually is, but serial port seems to work as
New file uploaded to lpc2100
2003-12-26 by lpc2100@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 lpc2100 group. File :
Re: Project Basics -> for GCC 3.4 (perhaps also earlier version) and LPC2106 (mo
2003-12-26 by atmelbr
Hi capiman, I m also looking for basic files for gcc. Unfortunately I can t get your attached file...Pleas put in files area of the group. Regards, Marcio ...
Re: [lpc2100] PLL
2003-12-26 by Bill Knight
I certainly hope so. I am designing a small board but do not have an LPC eval board to to use to try things out. Thanks -Bill PS - I would appreciate if
Re: [lpc2100] PLL
2003-12-26 by Robert Adsett
... I certainly read that as integer multiple. Even as opposed to uneven rather than even as opposed to odd. IE 3 goes into 6 evenly. Maybe that usage of
[lpc2100] PLL
2003-12-26 by Bill Knight
Is it allowed to use a 20MHz osc/crystal with M=3,P=2 to get a 60MHz cclk? The docs state that cclk must be an EVEN multiple of fosc. Hopefully that really
Found header file on keil site for all (?) registers of LPC210x
2003-12-25 by capiman@t-online.de
http://www.keil.com/dd/docs/arm/philips/lpc210x.h
Small Problems with ISP Utility -> Solutions / self written ISP utility ?
2003-12-25 by capiman@t-online.de
Hello, i have small problems with ISP Utility (Version 1.0.2, is there a newer one ?). It tells me from time to time (often...) that communication doesn t
Re: [lpc2100] Project Basics -> for GCC 3.4 (perhaps also earlier version) and LPC2106 (modifyable for LPC2104 / LPC2105)
2003-12-24 by capiman@t-online.de
Project BasicsHello James, i attached a test file environment for LPC2106 and GCC 3.4 under WinXP. It is a slightly modified version of parts which where
Re: [lpc2100] Big HEX files -> optimization !
2003-12-24 by Robert Adsett
... Thanks Martin, looking at that I m not sure why I left that call to exit in there. You re right there is no way to get to it, might as well just get rid
Project Basics
2003-12-24 by James Dabbs
I m looking for a sample makefile for a LPC2100, if anyone has one. Just something showing the basic compiler and linker options for gcc would be a GREAT
Big HEX files -> optimization !
2003-12-23 by capiman@t-online.de
Hello Robert, i meanwhile have my environment with gcc 3.4 for the LPC2106 running. I used your initialization file, but got very big HEX files (arund 23 KB
Re: [lpc2100] power question
2003-12-23 by Robert Adsett
... If you have a good low voltage supply (like 5V) already I can t see why you would use anything other than a linear (other than running off of a battery).
Re: [lpc2100] C++ Development
2003-12-23 by James Dabbs
... I understand that the use of C++ in embedded applications is controversial, and I respect those who choose not to use it. In fact, several people on our
Re: [lpc2100] power question
2003-12-23 by Leon Heller
... From: David Willmore To: Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 4:56 PM Subject: [lpc2100] power question
Re: [lpc2100] power question
2003-12-23 by Lewin A.R.W. Edwards
... I m no expert on SMPS design, but wouldn t this normally be done with a multitap transformer, rather than two entirely separate SMPSs? ... I m not
power question
2003-12-23 by David Willmore
Hello, all. All of the power usage comments I ve seem never mention which supply the current draw is for. This got me thinking what kind of power supply
Re: [lpc2100] C++ Development
2003-12-23 by Lewin A.R.W. Edwards
... #pragma RELIGION PAUSE I have two unloaded questions: What exactly is it you need to do in C++? Are you working on hobby code or commercial code? #pragma
Re: [lpc2100] Low priced development boards for LPC2106
2003-12-23 by David Willmore
... Wow, that s some handy stuff at good prices! I really like the lpc2106 on a 40 pin header. If they had just used *pins* so it fit in a 40 pin DIP socket.
C++ Development
2003-12-23 by James Dabbs
Something occurred to me.. most of the discussion here is for C development, and what I need is C++ capability because I have an endless library of embedded
Low priced development boards for LPC2106
2003-12-23 by Robert Buadu
I just checked Olimex s website and they have released their LPC2106 development boards and tools(JTAG). http://www.olimex.com/dev/index.html /Robert
RE: [lpc2100] C++ Development
2003-12-23 by Paul Curtis
James, ... CrossWorks supports development and debugging of C++ code using a Wiggler or compatible. We re developing a USB-based solution for JTAG on ARM too.
Secondary JTAG port
2003-12-23 by bettymitmachtv
has anyone used the secondary JTAG port so far? I need as many as possible IO lines for my application and consider to use the secondary JTAG port for
New file uploaded to lpc2100
2003-12-23 by lpc2100@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 lpc2100 group. File : /Protel
LPC210x FLASH Debugging
2003-12-23 by bettymitmachtv
I use the KEIL tool chain (uVision3 and ULINK) for developing. How can I debug code uploaded to the FLASH using the LPC210x ISP software in
Re: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples
2003-12-22 by Leon Heller
... From: James Dabbs To: Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 5:06 PM Subject: RE: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples ... You
Re: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples
2003-12-22 by Leon Heller
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RE: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples
2003-12-22 by James Dabbs
... the ... Also, on the 20-way header it s OK to leave pins 3, 11, 17, and 19 (nTRST, RTCK, DBGRQ, and DBGACK) unconnected?
RE: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples
2003-12-22 by James Dabbs
... the ... Leon, Thanks. And I looked up an interface schematic mentioned in an earlier post of yours. But.. I read pin 4 as a no connect. What is this
Re: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples
2003-12-22 by Leon Heller
... From: James Dabbs To: Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 2:17 PM Subject: RE: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples ... I use
RE: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples
2003-12-22 by James Dabbs
I ve got two (naive) questions.. 1. The LPC2106 seems to have two sets of JTAG pins, which can be selected by using the alternative function pin definition
Re: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples
2003-12-22 by Leon Heller
... From: karldalen To: Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 12:22 AM Subject: [lpc2100] LPC2106 Samples ... I
LPC2106 Samples
2003-12-22 by karldalen
Hi! Where can one get samples of the LPC2104/5/6? I have checked the Philips pages and Eurodis scandinavia)and find no samples available! Any sugestions on
Re: [lpc2100] Maximum voltage of X1 is VDD 1.8 ?
2003-12-21 by Leon Heller
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Maximum voltage of X1 is VDD 1.8 ?
2003-12-21 by capiman@t-online.de
Hello, i want to feed in an external clock into X1. I found in an data sheet that maximum voltage is VDD 1.8 for input pin X1. Is this correct also for an
Re: RE: ARM Jtag
2003-12-21 by Michael Johnson
Hi David The board holds the DBGSEL down - this isn t under software control via a wiggler. With the other ARM systems we have we can program the ICE breaker
Re: [lpc2100] RE: ARM Jtag
2003-12-20 by David Willmore
... Are you holding DBGSEL down while resetting the chip with RST* when you notice this? Or am I misunderstanding you. ... So the core is a ARM7TDMI-S rev 3
RE: [lpc2100] Delay routines
2003-12-20 by Robert Adsett
... I ll try to answer both questions in one post :) The IOSET and IOCLR were in there just for measuring the delay time. They can (and probably should) be
Re: [lpc2100] Re: CF Interface Mode Ext. Bus version
2003-12-20 by James Dabbs
... When will we see data on these parts? A part with an external bus would be far more suitable to what I m doing now, and the development wont be complete
Re: CF Interface Mode Ext. Bus version
2003-12-20 by leon_heller
... choice but ... In one way they were first! VLSI made the original ARM chips for Acorn and was subsequently taken over by Philips. Leon
RE: ARM Jtag
2003-12-20 by Michael Johnson
If I remember correctly there are a few of things of note with JTAG and the LPC2100 that we came across 1) the JTAG reset resets the TAP/ICE breaker registers.
Re: CF Interface Mode Ext. Bus version
2003-12-20 by lpc2100_fan
... According to my information ext. bus devices are due in Q1/04 with the same functionality as the 64-pin devices that were just announced. The external