Re: [lpc2100] LPC210X Tooling and Opinions
2003-11-25 by microbit
Hi there, ... I ve been using the SeeHau (Nohau) system, and I find it quite good. When debugging, and you do things with breakpoints etc. it _very_
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another small and nice prototype tool for LPC2106
2003-11-24 by Robert Teufel
Have a look, just found it http://www.burntec.com/tinyarm.asp Cheers, Bob
Re: What's the actual current consumption of LPC2100 ?
2003-11-24 by Robert Teufel
... CoolRunner CPLD) ... LPC2100 ... but with ... mostly in ... some mA; ... ;-). ... tests ... Matthias, you are absolutely correct that the LPC210x need to
Re: [lpc2100] More new LPC2100 parts
2003-11-24 by Robert Adsett
Also coming up the SJA2020 Philips SJA2020 is based on the industry standard ARM7 core, offering CPU operation up to 60 MHz. Additional
Re: [lpc2100] LPC210X Tooling and Opinions
2003-11-24 by Robert Adsett
... I ve been working on a SIMMstick for the lp210x (I m just about to send out for the production ready boards). ... I bought the Nohau evaluation board (200
Re: [lpc2100] LPC210X Tooling and Opinions
2003-11-24 by Matthias Weingart
... Some years ago, they reduced their 8051 line; a bad surprise for many customers... but it is a ARM7; similar devices from other manufactures should be
LPC210X Tooling and Opinions
2003-11-24 by James Dabbs
I m looking at an even swap to possibly replace an Atmel AVR processor with an LPC2106 on a product in prototype stage. The AVR is out of gas in several
Re: Which package for Leon's board?
2003-11-24 by leon_heller
... I m using the LPQF48 devices: they have 0.5 mm lead spacing. You need good eyesight and some magnification, and a fine-tip soldering iron to solder them. A
Which package for Leon's board?
2003-11-24 by ursine_1
Greetings all, Philips seems to be offering samples in two different packages. Would somebody (Leon?) plz indicate which is compatible with Leon s PC board
Re: Free LPC21xx samples
2003-11-24 by atmelbr
Hi all, Arrow Electronics is offering free Philips LPC21xx samples. Try http://www.arrow.com ( Small square icon on right side of the page ). If you can see
Re: [lpc2100] More new LPC2100 parts
2003-11-23 by Robert Adsett
... Ahh, finally some documentation. Interesting chips. Robert
Re: [lpc2100] Simple test program - is now instruction pipeline/VPB question
2003-11-23 by Robert Adsett
... I would expect that the VPB peripheral responsible is just asserting wait states. Modifying the core to insert NOPs into the pipe would be a larger task
Re: PLL
2003-11-23 by leon_heller
... [deleted] ... pllFEED? I don t know why this was included. I just tried the code as is . I can t see why it was included, now you mention it. Leon
Re: [lpc2100] PLL
2003-11-23 by Robert Adsett
... A question Leon. Why did you put the delay in between the writes to pllFEED? Heres an alternative (it s what I am using). void init_pll( void) { /* set
Re: [lpc2100] More new LPC2100 parts
2003-11-23 by Alex Gibson
... Still it would be nice if the philips pages weren t so slow to load Four new chips LPC2124 and LPC2129 LPC211x 128KB flash 16k sram LPC212x 256KB flash
PLL
2003-11-23 by Leon Heller
I just added some code to the Rowley LED flasher example to set up the PLL for 60 MHz operation; it looks as though it is running six times faster, judging by
Re: [lpc2100] More new LPC2100 parts
2003-11-23 by Leon Heller
... From: microbit To: Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2003 10:41 PM Subject: Re: [lpc2100] More new
Re: [lpc2100] Simple test program - is now instruction pipeline/VPB question
2003-11-22 by microbit
Also, ... Use a long* to IOCLR and IOSET for C , it saves 4 cclks in my case in the for(;;) loop. Instead of the LDR R4,[PC,# ] the STR
Re: [lpc2100] Simple test program - is now instruction pipeline/VPB question
2003-11-22 by microbit
Hi Robert, Thanks for that, it s a strange one. Do you know if maybe NOPs are inserted in the pipe ? I can t figure it out. Also, do you know if we have faster
Re: [lpc2100] Simple test program - is now instruction pipeline/VPB question
2003-11-22 by Robert Adsett
... I was going to play with bus optimization next anyway so I thought I d measure the results and pass them along. All of these with a 10MHz clock PLL d to
Re: [lpc2100] More new LPC2100 parts
2003-11-22 by microbit
Oops, got it now. sorry. ... From: microbit To: Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2003 9:41 AM Subject: Re:
Re: [lpc2100] More new LPC2100 parts
2003-11-22 by microbit
It d be nice if we saw a datasheet ! I wanted to look and there s that survey again ! We got this update (well, I did :-) because I _did_ the survey. Scratch.
More new LPC2100 parts
2003-11-22 by Leon Heller
I ve just received an update from Philips: LPC2119/LPC2129 Single-chip 16/32-bit microcontrollers; 128/256 kB ISP/IAP Flash with 10-bit ADC and CAN Leon
Re: [lpc2100] Simple test program - is now instruction pipeline/VPB question
2003-11-22 by microbit
Hi Leon, I m on the air now too with LPC2106 ! Here is a prelim. current consumption figure I took : I measure 6.5 mA @ 10 MHz setting and clearing P0.0 in a
New LPC parts
2003-11-22 by krb3141
I noticed today that Philips has added two more parts to the list. They have versions of the LPC with 256KB of FLASH, 10-bit A/D, and PWM capabilities. --Keith
Simple test program
2003-11-22 by Leon Heller
Rowley Associates have just put a new version of their ARM tools on their web site which includes support for the LPC210x: http://www.rowley.co.uk It includes
Re: [lpc2100] Free LPC21xx samples
2003-11-20 by Leon Heller
... From: Paul Curtis To: Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 4:18 PM Subject: RE: [lpc2100] Free LPC21xx samples
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by microbit
Hi John, Now that you have elaborated further on the subject I sympathise with your view/approach on the matter better, however my at first glance deduction
Re: [lpc2100] Free LPC21xx samples
2003-11-20 by Matthias Weingart
... Really? I can not find it, which page? Matthias
RE: [lpc2100] Free LPC21xx samples
2003-11-20 by Paul Curtis
Hi Leon, ... Ok, I ve taken the test on entering the website and replied to their survey, but I can t find where to order samples. Do you have a URL handy?
Re: hello, plus some notes on tools
2003-11-20 by leon_heller
... You could put the files in this group s Files area. Leon
hello, plus some notes on tools
2003-11-20 by cerfinker
Hello guys, I am interested in the LPC210x series. I ve got a dev board plus some samples, and have been doing a tiny bit of software development. Mostly I
Free LPC21xx samples
2003-11-20 by leon_heller
Philips is offering free LPC21xx samples via their LPC2100 web page. Leon
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by J.C. Wren
When I purchase software, I expecte to be able to use it. Period. Being held hostage by having it tied to a HD or BIOS signature is the bullshit. I fully
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by microbit
... contrary ... constantly ... I m glag to hear that the advice I was given by peers I perceived to be very capable PC programmers that they appeared to be
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by microbit
... Nothing ... Hi Clyde, I have 512 Mb in my machine ! Harddisks already wear enough without all the caching (mind you, every 2 years I get a new HDD -
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by Clyde Stubbs
... We ve found no major problems doing development under Linux, then running it on Windoze. Forget Blackdown, Sun and IBM have proper JDKs and VMs for Linux.
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by Clyde Stubbs
... Kris, put 512MB in your machine, load XP, and you ll be better off. Nothing wrong with 750MHz with adequate memory. XP is the best that Macrosoft has
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by Clyde Stubbs
... Simply because most customers and potential customers use Windows. You will note, however, that our tools are also available under Linux. And this is one
RE: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by Paul Curtis
John, I speak for myself here, not for Clyde. ... Many compilation systems have command line tools so they can be used with make. ImageCraft, Hi-Tech, RAL, we
RE: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by Paul Curtis
Hi Hugh, ... In code generation. Going from One Of Our Big Customer s perspective, they compiled their code with Greenhills, ARM s own, and GCC. They provide
RE: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by Hugh O'Keeffe
Hi Paul, More capable than GNU ? How ? We ve been using GNU ARM in one our products (similar to yours I think) for over a year and we re impressed. Once you
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by microbit
... performance ... When WIN95 came out we all had to bear the bloody Start me up bleating. So we did, and ... it didn t start up too well .. :-) All peers I
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by J.C. Wren
You d be better off switching to Win2K now. You ll get better performance and far more reliably that you will with the toy OS called Win98SE. java, eh? And
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by J.C. Wren
I m more curious why companies target the Windows market so heavily. I ve been a Windows user for years. I never liked IDEs, as most IDEs made me use thier
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by microbit
... Java, ... It does run a bit slow, but I presume that it is interpreted to make it totally platform/OS independent. ???? (ie. a lot of added value for the
Re: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-20 by Clyde Stubbs
Just a small correction: ... All the code is Win32 - you CAN run the tools from the command line, a feature appreciated by many of our customers, but it won t
RE: [lpc2100] Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-19 by Paul Curtis
Hi Leon, ... I tried Hi-Tech s offering for MSP430 (of course). I must admit that I was disappointed with it (code generation below par, horrible IDE), so no
Hi-Tech ARM tools
2003-11-19 by Leon Heller
Having heard about the new Hi-Tech ARM tools I thought I d download the demo and try the software out. Where I used to work we used their PICC-18 compiler
Re: JTAG warning
2003-11-19 by leon_heller
... Apparently, the JTAG was connected with no power to the board, which seems strange. Leon