Re: LPC2148 Baud rate mysteriously changed
2006-03-02 by stephan2148
... debugging as ... down to ... I believe that is what happened. In testing, I swapped the Uarts and bauds at one point. I think it was overriding my debug
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Re: [lpc2000] Availabilty of redesigned LPC213X and LPC229X chips
2006-03-02 by Karl Olsen
... From: alipowsky To: Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 7:16 PM Subject: [lpc2000] Availabilty of redesigned
Re: UART0 and UART1 baud rate calculations
2006-03-02 by mhaines4102
I would like a copy as well if you don t mind. ... Pic microcontrollers ... Service.
Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2148 Baud rate mysteriously changed
2006-03-02 by Bertrik Sikken
... So your baud dropped by a factor of 12. Is there a factor 12 somewhere in your PLL configuration? Like dropping from 3 x Fcrystal with VPB divider set to 1
Re: LPC2148 Baud rate mysteriously changed
2006-03-02 by stephan2148
... Make that 115200 . And, I also notice that my other Uart that is used at 9600Baud, IS at 9600 baud still working. So, now they are both at 9600 while I
LPC2148 Baud rate mysteriously changed
2006-03-02 by stephan2148
Hi, I had an application running a uart at 155200 on LPC2148, debugging as normal with Jlink. Then I find the link quit, and I tracked it down to the Uart now
Re: GNU tools example - any demand
2006-03-02 by valdef78
... up ... an ... to ... varient, ... Yes, I m interested too.. I begin to re-create those files with much comments to do the same thing, as a tutorial
Re: [lpc2000] Re: UART baudrate
2006-03-02 by Tom Walsh
... I worked my way through the example given in the LPC2138 User Manual and I came up with this little perl program. Perhaps others may find it useful:
Availabilty of redesigned LPC213X and LPC229X chips
2006-03-02 by alipowsky
Since juli 2005 we ask our Philips FAE and business contacts in germany for a date, when redesigned chips of the LPC2134/6 and the LPC2292 will be available.
Re: GNU tools example - any demand
2006-03-02 by icapapindi
I think is a great idea too, thanks ... so they can be used for this goal. ... make something like Code Architect for LPC2000 family. I have a little
Re: UART baudrate
2006-03-02 by icapapindi
Very good example !! I think that I did calculations correct, the problem is that I use 10 Mhz as core clock with pll=1 and maybe this clock is not big enought
Re: [lpc2000] UART baudrate
2006-03-02 by Xtian Xultz
... Are you using PLL? I am using right now an LPC2106 with 10MHz crystal. To calculate the baudrate, you must first pick you pclk. For example, I am using
Re: [lpc2000] GNU tools example - any demand
2006-03-02 by Tong Le
it is a great idea. thanks Thiago Takehara wrote: Yes, it´s a very good idea. I ll try to translate my source codes so they can be
Erasing external Flash
2006-03-02 by nagarkarajay
Hello, My setup: Phytec LPC2294 development board IDE - Crossstudio JTAG for debugging Flash Chips (AMD/Spansion 29LV320) mapped at 0x80000000. My issue: The
Re: UART baudrate
2006-03-02 by icapapindi
Can I do it with PLL_MULT=1? I use the Xtal frecuency without PLL, I m using these values: PCLK = 10 Mhz Divisor = 4 MULVAL = 14 DIVAddVal = 5 With these
Re: [lpc2000] GNU tools example - any demand
2006-03-02 by Robert Adsett
... I ve got some of this. It could use nested interrupt upgrade (non-nested is there already) and perhaps a more complete makefile. It s part of the newlib
Re: [lpc2000] UART baudrate
2006-03-02 by Tom Walsh
... Crystal: 10000000 PLL MULT: 4 Periph Bus Div: 2 divisor: 4167 desired: 300 actual: 299.976 error: -0.008% divisor: 2083 desired: 600 actual: 600.096
Re: [lpc2000] GNU tools example - any demand
2006-03-02 by Thiago Takehara
Yes, it´s a very good idea. I ll try to translate my source codes so they can be used for this goal. I think a great project that we could handle all
UART baudrate
2006-03-02 by Iván Cayón
Hi !! I m trying to send data with the UART at 115200 bps with a Xtal of 10 Mhz and the PC doesn t receive the data correctly. Is the baud rate limited with
GNU tools example - any demand
2006-03-02 by brendanmurphy37
There s been a few occasions (including one current one) of people looking for examples of the files you need to get a basic program up and running using the
Re: Missing UART transmit and receive interrupts
2006-03-02 by phulepriya
I have already checked the stack size and it seems to be sufficient. any other suggestions?? Thanks. Priya ... want ... or
Re: [lpc2000] stack, srt0.S and *.ld files in WinARM
2006-03-02 by Thiago Takehara
Hello, Mr. Reszka, I´m a noob in ARM and GNUARM too, and I don´t know a lot about LD and AS, but I would like to help. I´m so sorry if what I try to explain
Re: [lpc2000] Missing UART transmit and receive interrupts
2006-03-02 by Marcio Zaquela
I don´t know about LPC2292, but there is an errata for LPC2138 UART1 concerning missing data. ... From: phulepriya To:
Re: Missing UART transmit and receive interrupts
2006-03-02 by Guillermo Prandi
Perhaps interrupts are nesting more than you expected. You may want to add a stack check, or increase the stack size. Guille ... (all ... frames,UART ... hr.
Re: [lpc2000] Re: stack, crt0.S and *.ld files in WinARM
2006-03-02 by Grzegorz Reszka
So, I tried to find some information about *.ld and crt0.S files in many places and actually I don`t remeber exactly where do they come from (probably from
Missing UART transmit and receive interrupts
2006-03-02 by phulepriya
hello all, I am using LPC2292, GCC Compiler. I am writing code which should handle nested interrupts. Watchdog is enable and default handler is also written
Re: Bit addressing
2006-03-02 by brendanmurphy37
Mukund, You should be aware that if you take this approach, you are essentially committing yourself to a particular compiler vendor, as the approach is
Re: Bit addressing
2006-03-02 by brendanmurphy37
... so ... write ... reason ... port ... This is indeed a simpler approach than the version I posted. The version I use has the advantage of being able to use
Re: [lpc2000] Re: UART0 and UART1 baud rate calculations
2006-03-02 by Tong Le
Hi Mrs. Wright Could you email me that also? Thank you. kathy_wright_ca wrote: I like simple solutions, and I have an Excel
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Bit addressing
2006-03-02 by Mukund Deshmukh
Actually the code is quite big, and I was looking for shortcut.. Best Regards, Mukund Deshmukh. Beta Computronics Pvt Ltd, 10/1, IT Park, Parsodi,
Re: Bit addressing
2006-03-02 by pitstock_kiwi
Bit addressing can be a lot simpler than all the stuff I have seen so far. Firstly the LPC214X.H is missing the byte access registers. Why write 32 bit address
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Bit addressing
2006-03-02 by Mukund Deshmukh
Thanks. Yes this is what I was looking for. Can you send me header files for LPC2138, 2148, or link. Could you care to explain in details, with disadvantage.
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Flash Downloading with CrossStudio
2006-03-02 by Mark Norton
It turns out that my problem was with the CrossWorks loader. The code didn t have support for the LPC2131 and the default was another geometry . I added
Re: stack, srt0.S and *.ld files in WinARM
2006-03-02 by rtstofer
... (transition of LED) programme on LPC2138. But during linking (when I use RUN_MODE=ROM_RUN, that means LPC2138-ROM.ld file) it returns ... -gdwarf-2
stack, srt0.S and *.ld files in WinARM
2006-03-02 by Grzegorz Reszka
Hello, I`m newbie in ARM uC and I wanted to write in WinARM a simple (transition of LED) programme on LPC2138. But during linking (when I use
Re: [lpc2000] Loop Backing CAN Connector
2006-03-01 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... Yes, CAN should always be terminated at the endpoints. Regards /Ake
LPC2292 and lattice JTAG cable for insight/GDB
2006-03-01 by kbshah_2000
I would like to know if lattice CPLD programming cable can be used with LPC2292 for programing and debugging with GDB/Insight .. I have JLink as well but seems
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Flash Downloading with CrossStudio
2006-03-01 by Mark Norton
For a bit more info: I have a demo board with a LPC2138 and the code will download to it just fine. On my product which has a LPC2131 it won t. ...
Re: Flash Downloading with CrossStudio
2006-03-01 by arm7dude
Mark It s quite possible that you need to update you JLink driver. The current on is 3.12c. I ve seen a lot of problems downloading with the older drivers.
Re: ARM core forum
2006-03-01 by valdef78
(again, in a forum I would have just edited my precedent post..) but for ArmCorePro, maybe the subject will be very too vast. it s a nice idea to try to
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2138 Bootloader Issue
2006-03-01 by Bryce Himebaugh
Tim, ... Is it correct that P0.14 is high after reset in the sequence that you outlined ? I believe that you need to insure that P0.14 is low for greater than
Re: ARM core forum
2006-03-01 by valdef78
... a real advantage with forums is that infos are organized by posts, so you can see (or avoid) a specific subject. and if you want to edit your precedent
Re: Open source TCP/IP stack / RTOS for LPC2138
2006-03-01 by valdef78
... used? ... you could have a look at uIP : http://www.sics.se/~adam/uip/ and there s a port for LPC from Rowley Associates :
RE: Re[4]: [lpc2000] Re: Bit addressing
2006-03-01 by Robert Adsett
... That s probably what I was remembering. ... So that would be a register per bit? 32 registers to deal with a full 32bit I/O port (plus presumably another
Re: ARM core forum
2006-03-01 by valdef78
Same for me, I really prefer forum over newsgroup or mailing list, so I ll visit this forum too, but that will be difficult to add real content rapidly.. ...
Re: LPC2138 Bootloader Issue
2006-03-01 by tah2k
Thanks, you are correct and the problem is solved. I have been looking at those two lines for days knowing what they should be. Kills me. Thanks- Tim ...
Re: Re[4]: [lpc2000] Re: Bit addressing
2006-03-01 by Robert Adsett
... Sorry I don t understand this. This is a general issue using any sort of Read-modify-write sequence when you have hardware that maps a ready-only register
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2138 Bootloader Issue
2006-03-01 by Robert Adsett
... That sounds like the reset and P0.14 lines are reversed. P0.14 must be low coming out of reset. Something like Reset ---|____________|---------------
RE: Re[4]: [lpc2000] Re: Bit addressing
2006-03-01 by Paul Curtis
Hi, ... There is a TR for Embedded C. It has an unweildy set of crappy macros. No wonder users have never heard of it, compiler vendors probably don t want
Re: LPC2138 Bootloader Issue
2006-03-01 by Danish Ali
Hi Tim, I haven t checked this on my own hardware, but it sounds to me like you have RESET and P0.14 swapped over. The bootloader can only look at P0.14 after