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Re: bootloader

2006-02-22 by Steve Franks

... I believe jasoorah is not the first person on this group to have found that wrong crystal freq s in the isp application can create dead parts, or at least

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Re: I2C Master Receiving Mode

2006-02-22 by andersryl

OK. This time I got it. One have to prepare for the coming byte; Set AA to 0 if the next incoming byte is the last. I guess there are reasons for

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-22 by Guillermo Prandi

Thanks, Richard. Unfortunately my device uses all the available GPIO pins, so I am unable to use JTAG. Guille ... the ... so if ... JTAG to ... you ...

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-22 by Guillermo Prandi

Thanks, Jayasooriah. ... for the ... code that ... they have ... IAP ... You may ... your board ... enough ... cycle ... things go ... is not ... general) ...

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-22 by brendanmurphy37

... Paul, I think you re wasting your time here (as I ve been). I d suggest making no further contributions to this thread (I certainly won t be making any).

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Re: Port ucos to lpc2132 with Karm250

2006-02-22 by june_hsia

... vendors. ... ports, and ... to ... timer. I ... course I ... Hi, There is no error when I Compile and link the project.But when I uses uV3 simulator,it s

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Re: I2C Master Receiving Mode

2006-02-22 by andersryl

Thanks for the quick reply. If I interpret you correctly I can control the reponse to the data bytes by altering AA BEFORE clearing the SI bit (not an exact

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Re: [lpc2000] I2C Master Receiving Mode

2006-02-22 by Richard Duits

The next byte is received/transmitted on the I2C bus after you clear the SI bit. So if you set/clear AA before or in the same write as the SI bit you also can

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-22 by Jayasooriah

Hi Guile, I am happy to clarify by way of annotation: --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Guillermo Prandi wrote: Oh, I think I see

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I2C Master Receiving Mode

2006-02-22 by andersryl

Hi, I m writing a driver for the I2C-bus on a LPC2214. The idea is to avoid busy waiting and instead use the I2C interrupt for capturing events on the I2C-bus.

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-22 by Guillermo Prandi

Oh, I think I see the point, now. From what you say I get the following: 1) I have no choice but to go through the embedded bootloader for the initial

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Re: Which LPC2138 dev kit to buy?

2006-02-22 by dashing_dhruv_in@yahoo.co.in

Hi! I have came across the WLAN Application Development Kit from Adya Systems. This kit is based on Philips LPC2138 and BGW200 connected through SPI, board

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-22 by brendanmurphy37

... the ... to be ... flash ... flash ... Jaya, This is indeed useful information. Do you have any examples of specific failure modes that you ve observed?

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On LPC2103: Can I short VBat to V18?

2006-02-22 by unity0724

Hi, On LPC2103, Can I short VBat to V18? The 2 pins are next to each other. = Simplify my PCB layout = Simplify my RTC backup circuit also, if V18 does not

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-22 by Jayasooriah

Hi Guile, Based on my own experience, and of those who have communicated such problems to me by email, there are two reasons as to why you may need to

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-22 by Guillermo Prandi

Thanks, Jayasooriah. This however leaves me with more questions than before. I am not particularly interested in code read protection. However, my company

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Re: LPC2148 USB

2006-02-22 by philips_apps

Varuzhan, On Keil s website, there is an app-note how to use the soft connect: http://www.keil.com/support/docs/3141.htm It s a regret that, unlike Olimex and

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-21 by Jayasooriah

Hi Guile, I found a number of things broken in the boot loader. These have stopped me (and from the posts here, a lot of others) from doing what they should

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RE: Circuit Cellar article

2006-02-21 by Bruce Paterson

... Yes I did find that finally. I doubt I ll bother with the US$1.50 then (with overseas Transaction charge of $4.00 or whatever) :). It is odd that a search

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-21 by Jayasooriah

I did make my the my findings public. The CSI bug that crashes the boot loader is one example. There has been no word whatsoever from Philips. As Philips

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-21 by brendanmurphy37

... of ... post ... about ... I ll second that, as I m sure everyone would. Our own experience of the boot loader is that it s fine for development and initial

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC214X UART 5V tolerance

2006-02-21 by Xtian Xultz

... I am using here a MAX232 attached to a LPC2106. The MAX232 runs at 5V and I founded no problems, the 3.3V from the LPC TX is enough to run the MAX232 and

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LPC214X UART 5V tolerance

2006-02-21 by deliconn

I know the I/O pins are 5V tolerant, does that also mean that the other devices connected to them are also 5V tolerant? I want to use a 5V RS232 transceiver

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-21 by Jean-Rene David

... Oh is that what it is. Well I think we are all grown up enough to recognize a coherent technical argument when we see one (i.e. sometimes referred to as

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Re: trashed 2148 bootloader

2006-02-21 by Guillermo Prandi

Hi, Jayasooriah. I too would like to hear about your findings. If you d just post your findings in cold objective words instead of making misterious announces

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frame pointer

2006-02-21 by Thiago Takehara

Sorry about my ignorance, but what is the frame pointer defined for r11 register? Do I really need to set it? Because the source code I am analysing here sets

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Re: SD card boot sector location

2006-02-21 by derbaier

... Easy search! http://www.circuitcellar.com/magazine/176toc.htm ********************************QUOTE********************************* Portable FAT Library

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