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Re: How to protect code in LPC2129

2006-02-19 by Jayasooriah

Hi Rui, You can use the following assembler code if you are using GAS. Including the stub below in your startup code. As part of building procedure, I

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Re: impact of boot loader bugs on CRP

2006-02-19 by Jayasooriah

Hello, The emails I have received on CRP issues suggests there are people who follow the discussions in this forum that are quite seriously concerned at

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RE: [lpc2000] UART Status Question

2006-02-19 by Joel Winarske

Hi Bill, ... It means the entire Tx FIFO is empty. Excerpts from LPC214x manual that apply to the LPC213x: Transmit Holding Register Empty (THRE) THRE is set

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Development Under Linux w/ AMD86-64

2006-02-19 by rtstofer

I am considering an upgrade to a much higher performing machine. The AMD 64 bit stuff looks affordable and I understand Fedora 5 will support it, etc. My

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: PWM width detection

2006-02-18 by Joel Winarske

... Yes. I have a design using six capture inputs doing bit banged CAN bus on the LPC214x. Polarity is being conditionally flipped in ISR. It s been rock

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UART Status Question

2006-02-18 by Bill Wittig

Hi, In reading the User Manual (for the LPC213x), I m unclear on the meaning of the THRE bit in the LSR: Does this mean the entire Tx FIFO is empty? That is, I

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RE: [lpc2000] PWM width detection

2006-02-18 by Joel Winarske

Hi J, ... For some theory take a look at this Atmel application note: AVR135: Using Timer Capture to Measure PWM Duty Cycle (12 pages, revision A, updated

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PWM width detection

2006-02-18 by hdxlh74

Does anyone have any code examples of how I can use a LPC2138 to detect the width of the positive pulse in a PWM signal. I know I can use the timer circuit and

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OT (just a bit) Modems and ARM

2006-02-18 by Micron Engineering

Just a little off topic: I have to realize modem connection between an LPC arm based board and PCs with PSTN (analog telephone line) and GSM modems so I need

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lpc2000 flash utiltiy source code

2006-02-18 by Mukadder CEYHAN

Is there any document or source code to explain the procedure of activating the bootloader and loading the code algorithm in lpc2000 devices??? regards

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Re: Which LPC2000 board to get?

2006-02-18 by Eric Engler

... I do some work on debuggers in my spare time, but I don t understand what you mean here? Please elaborate, and give me an idea of what you d like to see in

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: ISP Serial programming

2006-02-18 by Robert Adsett

... Did you do a vector calc? It s done automatically with the first two methods but since there is a button to perform it on the buffer operations page it s

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Re: ISP Serial programming

2006-02-18 by dodge1955

I ve discovered that the Keil IDE has nothing to do with the ISP problem I m seeing. When uploading to a Keil 2140 Eval board: If I invoke the Philips Flash

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Re: [lpc2000] link problem.

2006-02-17 by Robert Adsett

... Those are newlib entry points. They provide the points to customize the I/O for particular processors and/or boards. WinARM is supposed to include a copy

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Re: [lpc2000] link problem.

2006-02-17 by Tom Walsh

... Those are definately newlib stub functions being called. A stub is a hook in newlib that normally doesn t require any external function to be linked to

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Re: [lpc2000] link problem.

2006-02-17 by Bertrik Sikken

... I think these are references to newlib stubs. They are linked in because sprintf somehow (directly or indirectly) depends on them. BTW, if you re looking

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link problem.

2006-02-17 by Steve Franks

Anyone know what lib s contain the following? I can t seem to locate it. Or, it could be a link ordering problem, I suppose. I get the same errors when

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: CRSR_c

2006-02-17 by George M. Gallant, Jr.

Is it possible to load the SPSR in the lpc2214. For example: mov r0, #0xD0 ;set previous mode to user msr spsr_cxsf, r0 I do this at boot and

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Re: [lpc2000] CAN Problem lpc2129

2006-02-17 by Steffen Rose

Hello, ... What do you mean with high state? Could it be, that CAN-H and CAN-L have the same voltage (~2.5V). Than the difference voltage is 0 and it s the

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Re: Core id problem

2006-02-17 by Serdar

... Thanks for your attention dude, but your advice doesnt work at all.. I can programme the flash only twice and i dont know how.. Is there any thing else to

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Re: [lpc2000] lpc in malaysia

2006-02-17 by Danny Ng

well currently studying in MMU Melaka. Already know about 8051 (assembly). So plan to try out somethign better, and found LPC2000. So plan to try this out 1st

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Re: [lpc2000] CAN Problem lpc2129

2006-02-17 by roby

hello, thanks steffen for yor reply, i made a loop from CAN1 to CAN2 of the board and i don t ave error, but i still have always an high state on can output.

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Re: How to protect code in LPC2129

2006-02-17 by Thiadmer Riemersma (ITB CompuPhase)

... cannot find .=0x1fc collect2: ld returned 1 exit status ... I do not know why, but it appears that the linker interprets the string .=0x1fc as a segment

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Which LPC2000 board to get?

2006-02-17 by Stephen Pelc

... Not yet, but it is on our to-do list. When someone produces a C debugger that concentrates on bottom up testing rather than top-down testing ( crash and

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Re: How to protect code in LPC2129

2006-02-17 by Thiadmer Riemersma (ITB CompuPhase)

... I have the following in the linker definition file for protected code: SECTIONS { . = 0 startup : { *(.startup) . = 0x1fc; LONG(0x87654321); } flash prog

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Re: LPC2000 development on Linux

2006-02-17 by Thiadmer Riemersma (ITB CompuPhase)

Hello Tom, ... That may be related to minor differences in RS232 support and handshaking of the DST/DTR and/or RTS/CTS lines. I initially had more problems

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