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Re: Flash write errors

2006-01-26 by Guillermo Prandi

That s interesting, Tom. That would explain the programming errors from my PC, but the IAP errors are still puzzling. I can live with lpc21isp errors (provided

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Re: [lpc2000] Flash write errors

2006-01-26 by Tom Walsh

... There seems to be something goofy going on with those utils. I tried using the lpc21isp (version 1.24) package on Linux, but it would sometimes error out

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Re: [lpc2000] Any tools for Linux

2006-01-26 by Tom Walsh

... Yes I do, I do my circuit boards using Eagle: http://www.cadsoft.de. It is a commercial package, modules cost around USD$400 each (schematic, layout,

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Flash write errors

2006-01-25 by Guillermo Prandi

Hi. Are Flash write errors normal, i.e. a known issue? When programming my LPC2138 using the isp21lpc utility, every now and then I get a write error; a second

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Any tools for Linux

2006-01-25 by Jan Szymanski

Tom, As you love you Linux do you know of any software CAD tools for schematic and pcb development. Luck of such tools of a quality comparable to medium level

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Re: [lpc2000] Graphical LCD on LPC210x

2006-01-25 by Viron Papadopoulos

Ηι Johan, This is a color Nokia LCD 6100, http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=569 and this is the program to drive it with a

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Re: [lpc2000] GNU ARM Frontend (IDE)

2006-01-25 by Tom Walsh

... Mice are nice but I find them getting in the way of software developement (sorry Eclipse ;). I use a more traditional command line oriented approach as I

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Re: LPC headers

2006-01-25 by Ken Wada

ok... I will weigh in on this one. I think you should pretty much stick with the simple Hello World thing. Making a one-size fits all project is a little bit

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Re: GNU ARM Frontend (IDE)

2006-01-25 by EmbeddedHub

Hi, you may try CrossWorks for ARM (http://www.rowley.co.uk/arm/index.htm) also. It targets for ARM core micrcontrollers from LPC, ST, TI, etc. There are

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Re: GNU ARM Frontend (IDE)

2006-01-25 by ntfreak2000

The only ones i know of are RIDE www.raisonnace.com which uses GNUARM and Anglia www.anglia.com/columbus One slight problem is they both only target the ST

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Re: Magic register question

2006-01-25 by Karl Olsen

... In the LPC2148 manual page 82 (and similar in the LPC2103 manual) there is a reference to the SCS register at 0xE01F C1A0, which points to the description

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Magic register question

2006-01-25 by Dmitry Diky

Fellows, I came across the problem with fast IO ports. So, to get an access to fast IO I have to initialize the HW register @ 0xe01fc1a0... NOne of Philips

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RE: [lpc2000] Help with lpc2148

2006-01-25 by Paul Curtis

Dmitry, ... My plans for the USB code are not fully formed yet. The USB stack runs on a few processors/USB chips. The LPC214x took three or four days of head

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RE: [lpc2000] Help with lpc2148

2006-01-25 by Paul Curtis

Bruce, ... It s something different. I have written class drivers for HID and serial CDC, MSD, and now I m wondering at the delights of an LPC214x

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Re: [lpc2000] Help with lpc2148

2006-01-25 by Dmitry Diky

Paul, ... Is it possible to have a look at it? I just tried almost everything to make USB running but no success so far... Cheers, Dmitry.

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epson s1d13706 lcd controller

2006-01-25 by douglasbolton

Hi Has anybody interfaced the epson s1d13706 controller to the lpc22** external bus? Which bus interface is the best? Can you use XCLK from the lpc as the CLKI

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GNU ARM Frontend (IDE)

2006-01-25 by Felipe Fontoura

Hi, would like to know if exists some IDE of development for GNU ARM (WinARM or GNU Toolchain)? Grateful to all -- Felipe Fontoura - Brazil Linux user: #281076

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RE: [lpc2000] Help with lpc2148

2006-01-25 by Bruce Paterson

... Hi Paul, Hmmm we re considering using the 2148 with USB and GCC ourselves. Already well up to speed with other ARM variants and GCC. Is your USB code a

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Re: [lpc2000] Graphical LCD on LPC210x

2006-01-25 by Micron Engineering

Sagaert Johan ha scritto: Hi Are there any sourcecode resources to drive graphic LCD s (eg T6963 ) ? If you use C it is not so important if code is

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Graphical LCD on LPC210x

2006-01-24 by Sagaert Johan

Hi Are there any sourcecode resources to drive graphic LCD s (eg T6963 ) ? I found some stuff here http://www.display3000.com/html/1_5_inch.html but seems

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: lpc2103 user's manual

2006-01-24 by Martin Maurer

Hello Bob, many thanks, i found it with your link ! BTW: Flash Ids for LPC2101 and LPC2102 are still missing in table 222 on page 240, even when the title of

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Re: lpc2103 user's manual

2006-01-24 by lpc2100_fan

Hi Martin, try this for starting all the time, seems to have much more up to date information than other links I have been using:

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC headers

2006-01-24 by Bertrik Sikken

... Hash: SHA1 ... Yes, I think it s a good idea. I m a big fan of open-source code. I have some pretty good startup code and makefiles from embedded artists

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Re: lpc2103 user's manual

2006-01-24 by Langosta39

A final User s Manual is available on the Philips website for the new 2101, 2, and 3. It still has this error in it, though. Thanks to apex_olsen for telling

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RE: [lpc2000] LPC headers

2006-01-24 by Dave Fifield

Having started programming microcontrollers in the PIC world, I too lamented the lack of comparable standard header files. I think it s a good idea and I d be

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OT - To Mauricio Scaff

2006-01-24 by Maia

Mandei um e-mail em PVT pra vc. Caso não receba, me informa por aqui. Abraços, Maia [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Re: LPC headers

2006-01-24 by rtstofer

On the surface, I like your idea. But, just on the surface. One of the things that makes Linux complex is the entire configuration process and the fact that

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LPC headers

2006-01-24 by Steve Franks

As usual, I m gonna jump right out there and parade around my naivete for the spectators... So, I got me an old LPC2106 board, and a brand-spankin-new 2148

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Re: lpc2103 user's manual

2006-01-24 by Langosta39

I discovered the problem. I was setting the power control register so only the timers were enabled, but there is a major error in the prelim user s manual.

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pb with i2c interrupt with GCC

2006-01-24 by sebfr74

Hi, I modify actually an existing 8051 project to a LPC2138. I ve quite finish to reprogram my product but I ve got a problem with i2c interrupt in order to

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RE: [lpc2000] Help with lpc2148

2006-01-24 by Paul Curtis

Hi, ... I have USB code running on a 2148 compiled with GCC. There are some nasty gotchas in the USB part of the 2148 though. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley

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Help with lpc2148

2006-01-24 by Gopalakrishnan

Hi I want to design a usb based data aquistion system.So i have chosen the lpc2148 for it.Is the chip supported by gcc compiler yet.

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actual device revision of LPC2119

2006-01-24 by Gerhard Uttenthaler

Hi, Does anyone know, if Philips already delivers a bug fixed device revision of the LPC2119 or still revision A ? Thanks Gerhard

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TD1(pin 22) on LPC2292/LPC2294 as GPIO

2006-01-24 by Boris Kralik

Hi. I want to use TD1 pin on LPC2292/LPC2294 as output, but in manual is not ports to GPIO. Is possible to use TD1 as GPIO ? If yes, how it make it ? Thx.

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Re: IDE choice for peripheral support

2006-01-24 by dr_danish_ali

An update to the comment Michael Johnson made below about Crossworks (I m including my question as well to keep things in context even though it makes for a

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