Re: [lpc2000] Anyone had a problem with port0.3 ?
2006-04-03 by mfrazier@governors-america.com
P0.3 requires an external pullup resister. *** P0.2 also requires the pullup. Mike [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: Anyone had a problem with port0.3 ?
2006-04-03 by charlesgrenz
Hi, Open collector output for the I2C. regards, Charles
Re: Anyone had a problem with port0.3 ?
2006-04-03 by sam_pr
Forgot to say that i m using the LPC2138 ... ouput ... input
Anyone had a problem with port0.3 ?
2006-04-03 by sam_pr
When port0.3 is set as output, when writing 0 to that bit the ouput goes 0 , but, when writing 1 it seems that it becomes either input or tristate so it
Re: [lpc2000] I2C speed problem.
2006-04-03 by George M. Gallant, Jr.
Does anyone know the max voltage that can be applied to a Olimex LPC2214 board. The schematic labels the input as +5V which is regulated to 3.3. Thanks, George
Not Getting Endpoint0 Interrupt
2006-04-03 by Saritha S
Hello, We are developing teh USB HID and Core driver on Olimex LPC2148 board. The USB ISR is getting the Reset and Connection Change interrupts, but the
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2800
2006-04-03 by Martin Maurer
... But it seems to be a BGA... I can t solder BGAs :-( Or at least i have not tried it. Hopefully there are eval boards soon. Regards, Martin
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2800
2006-04-03 by Leon Heller
... From: slawcus To: Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 10:27 AM Subject: [lpc2000] LPC2800 ... Interesting. I d
LPC2800
2006-04-03 by slawcus
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/news/content/file_1228.html Comments?
Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2148 - using USB RAM for other purposes
2006-04-03 by Peter Jakacki
Sorry if I came off a bit offensive :( , just meant to say that I thought your question was a debugger issue. I can t recall where I found out about the USB
How to get the Machine Type?
2006-04-03 by volunteer_sysu
Hi, I am trying to write a bootloader for a development kit based on LPC2210. I have read some documents, from which I got to know I had to initialize the
Re: LPC2148 - using USB RAM for other purposes
2006-04-03 by shergtu
... about ... one ... the ... Peter, 2 cents or 10 cents, it s your money.... But as long as we re tossing smilies around: if you could come off your throne(
RE: [lpc2000] Re: C Code Error Help
2006-04-03 by Michael Anton
... ... Static limits the scope of the function to the source module it is defined in. I m not sure why it would fix your problem, other than there
RE: [lpc2000] Re: C Code Error Help
2006-04-03 by Robert Adsett
... It sounds almost like he s got a copy of the function in a header file. Dewayne, See if you can reduce the problem to a single file of a few lines. If the
eclipse error
2006-04-03 by Wade A Smith
I used the tutorial from NewMicros on how to add C/C++ to Eclipse (ver 3.0). It worked. Something has changed over the last 6 months and now I get this error
RE: [lpc2000] Re: C Code Error Help
2006-04-03 by Robert Adsett
... int x( int y[]); and int x( int *y); are substantially similar. The first form allows some additional type checking and if the following form int x(int
RE: [lpc2000] Re: C Code Error Help
2006-04-03 by Michael Anton
... Well, you really shouldn t try to pass the array. Usually one would pass a pointer to the array. It s also possible that clear is a name already used by
Re: C Code Error Help
2006-04-03 by heedaf
... error. ... is ... would ... ***************************************************** ****************************************************** I put static in
Re: C Code Error Help
2006-04-02 by heedaf
... Still doesn t work. I can compile ok but it gives me an error on the bracket under the function call. Does it have anything to do with passing an array?
RE: [lpc2000] C Code Error Help
2006-04-02 by Michael Anton
... Make sure you have a function prototype somewhere before the function definition, and before you call it. i.e.: void clear(int, SAMPLE); I hope
C Code Error Help
2006-04-02 by heedaf
I m getting the following error in CrossWorks multiple definition of `clear when I try and run the following code. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Re: assembly tutorials
2006-04-02 by Eric Engler
... Looks like a good assembler, but he doesn t support the standard ARM syntax, either :-( Eric
Re: [lpc2000] Re: assembly tutorials
2006-04-02 by clemens fischer
... have a look at http://sun.hasenbraten.de/~frank/ and from there it s: http://sun.hasenbraten.de/vasm/ this work is copyrighted, but you can download the
Re: a matter of taste?
2006-04-02 by clemens fischer
... in the old days USENET was transported over UUCP, which changed to NNTP over TCP/IP nowadays. SMTP has nothing to do with it. the netiquette has more to
RE: [lpc2000] LEGO NXT is ARM7
2006-04-02 by Paul Curtis
Hi Ralph, ... Well, I entered for the 100-off let s evaluate NXT kits, and would have been perfectly happy in producing a plug-in package for CrossWorks for
Re: [lpc2000] LEGO NXT is ARM7
2006-04-02 by Ralph Hempel
... And I guess it s not too much of a secret that I was one of the original 4 Mindstorms User Panel members. Feb 2006 Wired. I ll be able to talk more about
Re: [lpc2000] OpenOCD Data aborts
2006-04-02 by Dominic Rath
Hello, some data aborts are ok, they re just a result of GDB trying to unwind the stack information when there actually isn t a stack frame. These shouldn t
Re: a matter of taste?
2006-04-02 by jayasooriah
I tend start with a top-post in this forum because of how the simple view works on the web interface. ... That is what I thought top-posting meant. I know
Re: [lpc2000] Re: a matter of taste?
2006-04-01 by Tom Walsh
... That is not correct , top-posting is out-of-context replying and difficult to figure out what you are specifically responding to. Normal netiquette is to
Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2148 - using USB RAM for other purposes
2006-04-01 by Peter Jakacki
Just my2cents now... I had noticed this thread and thought it was about the debugger (which I don t use), not thinking it was something as mundane as the USB
Re: LPC2148 - using USB RAM for other purposes
2006-04-01 by shergtu
Roger - way to go buddy! Thanks a lot for discovering how to unlock the 8K USB RAM. I was starting to hunt for areas to trim in my code because I was about to
OpenOCD Data aborts
2006-04-01 by yugandhar_vasi
I am unable to debug the programs properly using Open OCD and Olimex cable + Olimex 2148 board. I get a lot of these messages when debugging. Sometimes it just
Re: LPC2148 - using USB RAM for other purposes
2006-04-01 by roger_lynx
USB RAM uncloaked . Yes, it is LPC 2148 issue, not a toolset s. Obviously, if one uses USB peripheral, it has to be powered up. That is done by PCONP=0x8000
Re: a matter of taste?
2006-04-01 by rtstofer
... The quoted material provides context. I don t receive email from any Yahoo group (by choice) and looking backwards in a thread is not convenient from the
a matter of taste?
2006-04-01 by clemens fischer
people, could you please shrub off the quoted material of previous posts? i tend to rush over this high-volume list and tag interesting messages. then i save
RE: [lpc2000] LEGO NXT is ARM7
2006-04-01 by Paul Curtis
...but only if you can reprogram the kit in native code (like the H8-based brick). I suspect that Lego won t close the design and will allow replacement
LEGO NXT is ARM7
2006-04-01 by rtstofer
According to an article on page 67 of the April 2006 SERVO magazine, LEGO NXT is an ARM7. This is going to make a lot of programmers very happy! Preorders
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Does anyone know what is going on with PHILIPS-ARM production?
2006-04-01 by Mukund Deshmukh
Subject: [lpc2000] Re: Does anyone know what is going on with PHILIPS-ARM production? I think so, because in India also LPC213X has just vanished. And
Re: LPC2148 - using USB RAM for other purposes
2006-04-01 by roger_lynx
... shergtu, I saw this happening, too; in C-Spy - *all* registers=0x0. But not always. After an incident like this, it is better to reboot the JTAG and start
Re: Does anyone know what is going on with PHILIPS-ARM production?
2006-04-01 by jayasooriah
I would also like to know what happened to the 45 out of 300 of parts labeled as 2136 s that turned out to be 2131s. Related? Has it been resolved? How? ...
Re: LPC2148 - using USB RAM for other purposes
2006-03-31 by shergtu
... Hi Roger, Thanks for your input on this too. For what it s worth, I m using Keil / uVision 3 with the ARM development tools, and I only read back zeros as
Re: LPC2148 - using USB RAM for other purposes
2006-03-31 by roger_lynx
... I have found so far, that by making changes to linker file, RAM is there available for RD/WR, but C-Spy will *not* show anything but zeros; it treats it
Does anyone know what is going on with PHILIPS-ARM production?
2006-03-31 by Danilo
Dear All, Does anyone know what is going wrong with ARM LPC2138 production? Distributor people in Brazil said that we will just have pieces around June. Is
RE: [lpc2000] Does IAR kickstart IDE support any other jtag dongles beside their?
2006-03-31 by Joel Winarske
Hi Rob, ... They support: J-Link, Macraigor (Raven, Wiggler, mpDemon, usbDemon), RDI Segger the manufacture of the J-Link offers a license to enable RDI on
project file of LPC214x for ADS1.2 version
2006-03-31 by zeng_liwen
I m looking for project file of LPC214x for ADS1.2 version I know Keil demo for LPC214x usbhid,but I have no ULINK so I can t debug it. I m using ads1.2 to
Re: For C Experts
2006-03-31 by dsidlauskas1
Paul, You re not the first one to say I was nuts :-). However, it might help with my recovery if you coulld elaborate a bit. Thanks, Dave S.
Re: [lpc2000] I2C speed problem.
2006-03-31 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... I have some working code for the LPC2128 and the 24LC512 which I can mail you if you contact me off list. Also available here (eeprom.c)
Re: For C novices
2006-03-31 by garycordelli
Yes, indeed. In fact, portable communications code often includes functions (or macro equivalents) that -- assuming the external comms is, like TCP, undertaken
I2C speed problem.
2006-03-31 by punkandsska123
I. I am currently developping an I2C protocol to talk with a 24LC512 memory. My problem is that I can write to memory without any problem but when I want to
Re: [lpc2000] Re: For C novices
2006-03-31 by Robert Adsett
... ... Amen. Do it right, save yourself future headaches. Separate the communications format from the internal structure. Even if they happen to