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Re: Strange problem with PLL

2006-02-02 by brendanmurphy37

Just a suggestion, but I learned long ago it s a good idea to get into the habit of doing this like: while (wait_volatile_flag_object) { ; } This makes it

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Re: LPC Internals Question

2006-02-02 by derbaier

... Actually, that is not really true. Some CMOS processes have the fuse link capabilities, but many newer ones do not. Another grading method is by bond

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Re: LPC Internals Question

2006-02-02 by jayasooriah

I was not thinking of this reason when I asked the question. However, after grading, the devices are typically permanantly fused to reflect their

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Re: Strange problem with PLL

2006-02-02 by Karl Olsen

... Ahem, you are repeatedly enabling and connecting the PLL while you wait for it to lock. Try a ; or {} after the while(). Karl Olsen

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Re: [lpc2000] Strange problem with PLL

2006-02-02 by Xtian Xultz

... Yes, I am (I think I am). My PLL routine is like that: SCB_PLLCFG = 0x24; SCB_PLLCON = 0x01; SCB_PLLFEED = 0xAA; SCB_PLLFEED = 0x55; while(!(SCB_PLLSTAT &

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re: LPC Internals Question

2006-02-02 by jayasooriah

Consider the following purely hypothetical scenario: a) LPC variants have identical architecture on silicon; b) anyone can upgrade or downgrade the parts in

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RE: [lpc2000] re: LPC Internals Question

2006-02-02 by Paul Curtis

Hi, ... Hypothetically, one assumes that all chips are graded and those that do not make the grade (i.e. have certain defects) will have those defective blocks

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: CVS

2006-02-02 by 42Bastian Schick

... If you have a connection to the repository. I often work off-line, so here I cannot use cvs (or is there a trick ?). -- 42Bastian Schick

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Re: [lpc2000] Strange problem with PLL

2006-02-02 by Jaromir Subcik

According to User Manual, you use lowest possible crystal, but it may works. Do you set CCO within recommended range 156 to 320MHz? For desired frequency 50MHz

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Re: Philips LPC3180 - BGA loading Qs

2006-02-02 by unity0724

Oven/Skillet might work. But foresee hard to control timing and temperature. Hee, You seem like having some weird ideas as me of using home appliances for

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Re: Philips LPC3180 - BGA loading Qs

2006-02-02 by unity0724

Hi, Thanks, Tool used here is a handheld Leister CH-6056 hot-air blower/ desoldering tools (~US$400 cheap tool) This tool is meant for removing SMT/QFP parts

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Re: No result for ADC in burst mode

2006-02-02 by Guillermo Prandi

... You can try using the volatile modifier to the variable. That forces the compiler to modify it even when it doesn t see the point. :) Guille ...

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: CVS

2006-02-02 by Scott Newell

... Really? I do it all the time: check out a file, make a mod, and cvs diff will show the changes between the repository and the modified local file. --

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Re: Strange problem with PLL

2006-02-01 by arm7dude

... work at ... difference ... I ve seen occasional pll won t lock. I m using a 2148 @12 mhz and pll set to 48 mhz. Ed

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Strange problem with PLL

2006-02-01 by Xtian Xultz

Hello! I am working in a LPC2106, using a 10MHz crystal. I configure PLL to work at 50MHz. Sometimes the PLL locks, but sometimes dont. I cant see any

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Re: CVS

2006-02-01 by kevinblackmore_nz

... the use of ... svn:// or ... to ... I recently setup SVN using the apache HTTP server and found it very easy. Took all of about 1-2 hours and I have no

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: CVS

2006-02-01 by FreeRTOS Info

... file:/// ... I don t think you actually need to setup an SVN server at all if you use the file:/// protocol. I just have a repository(s) on a file server

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: CVS

2006-02-01 by Anton Erasmus

... It is just as easy to setup a SVN server if one do not require the use of the http and/or https protocols. If one are using either the svn:// or file:///

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No result for ADC in burst mode

2006-02-01 by scrappystuff64

I have this code for the ADC in burst mode. The ISR is called continually, but I don t see a value for the result. Gurus enlighten me, what am I doing wrong?

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Re: Real Time Clock issues

2006-02-01 by mhaines4102

Nevermind, I m an idiot. I had commented out my update code ( to move the time out of the RTC back into variables ) because I was testing. Thanks, Mike Haines

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Real Time Clock issues

2006-02-01 by mhaines4102

I am having a problem with my real time clock. I can set it, but then it does not ever move until it is set again. Below is the code used to set it. I don t do

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Sugestion for instruction trap...

2006-02-01 by marcosax

Hi, I wanna fill unused area in flash program with a instruction code that reset the microcontroller for protection. In arm and thumb for ARM7-TDMIS Thanks in

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: CVS

2006-02-01 by 42Bastian Schick

Craig ... Thanks for correcting. That s what I meant. I check out, change, forgot what I changed and can easily diff. Albeit you can do this with cvs as well,

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: CVS

2006-02-01 by Craig Schlenter

... Incorrect. The most recent version you updated to is stored locally inside .svn but not everything else so diffing against other revisions requires a trip

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Determining the device silicon revision

2006-02-01 by grapevinetech

How can the silicon revision of an LPC2K device be determined? I couldn t find a revision register for the LPC2294 - have I just missed it? At the moment this

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Re: [lpc2000] OT:CVS

2006-02-01 by Marko Pavlin

Thanks for the tips. Tortoise and WIN32 port of the CVS is all I needed. Marko

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RE: [lpc2000] OT:CVS

2006-02-01 by Michael Rubitschka

Hi Joel Wasnt this part of the answer direct enough ? ... I dont understand whats your problem, but maybeeit is better this way. I truly apologize if my

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RE: [lpc2000] OT:CVS

2006-02-01 by Joel Winarske

Hi Michael, ... I always try to give a direct answer to a pointed question. I am aware of SVN, have it installed, and use it. If advice is what the original

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RE: [lpc2000] OT:CVS

2006-02-01 by Michael Rubitschka

Hi Joel We are using Win CVS V1.2 . Later Versions have a problem with Summertime when your offices are in Europe and America. Not a mayor problem though. Also

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: CVS

2006-02-01 by 42Bastian Schick

ntfreak2000 schrieb am Wed, 01 Feb 2006 00:18:20 ... I am using CVS (cvsnt on Windows) for quiete a while and have to say, that the SVN

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Re: [lpc2000] LPCISP via RS485

2006-02-01 by Xtian Xultz

... I dont think the major problem is the local echo but the write enable on the bus. When the LPC responds to the ISP he must set the DE pin. If you can

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Re: CVS

2006-02-01 by ntfreak2000

I would second that - cvs is getting rather dated now. You can use TortoiseSVN on your windose box http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/ Regards Spen ... freeBSD and

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Re: [lpc2000] CVS

2006-01-31 by Clyde Stubbs

... CVS, while quite useful, is also quite dated. You would be better off starting with Subversion, which is a much more modern version control system, still

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[lpc2000] CVS

2006-01-31 by Marko Pavlin (home)

Hello! How many of you are using CVS ? I just installed server on freeBSD and it works fine. Now I don t know which client is perfect for win machine ? M.

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LPCISP via RS485

2006-01-31 by Sagaert Johan

Can someone tell me if it is possible to program the lpc210x with the philips isp program if the chip is used with a RS485. The rs485 hardware forces the pc

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