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tcpip

2006-01-13 by Szemző András

Hello, I d ported OpenTCP to lpc2292 with rtl8019. I ll add cs8900 and enj28j60 drivers. (All of them working with ported avrlib netstack with lpc2292, so it

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Connecting big endian device to LPC2210

2006-01-13 by Pieter Verstraelen

Hi, I m in the process of connecting a EPSON S1D13A05 display controller to the LPC2210. The 16-bit S1D13A05 will operate in big endian mode (the only mode

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: TCP/IP over USB

2006-01-13 by FabioDB

... If you don t need a physical access on ethernet or other networks, usually ppp protocol il used over serial connections (RS232, USB). You can try an

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Data lines in Big Endian mode

2006-01-13 by Pieter Verstraelen

Hello group, we will be using the LPC2210 in Big Endian mode to interface to an Epson S1D13A05. In Little Endian you simply start at D0 and use up to D7, D15

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: TCP/IP over USB

2006-01-13 by Micron Engineering

Jan Szymanski ha scritto: Thanks to everyone, who responded. Doing a search I have found http://www.asix.com.tw/FrootAttach/datasheet/Ax88172.pdf and a

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Re: TCP/IP over USB

2006-01-13 by Jan Szymanski

Thanks to everyone, who responded. Doing a search I have found http://www.asix.com.tw/FrootAttach/datasheet/Ax88172.pdf and a driver

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Re: [lpc2000] MAC address for NM7010A

2006-01-13 by vineet jain

Thanks, that ll help. Cheers, Vineet. ... The easiest and cheapest way to get a MAC address which wont cause problems on a public network, is to take the MAC

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Re: [lpc2000] TCP/IP over USB

2006-01-13 by Sean

You could always use serial, if you don t need high bandwidth. I don t think you will be able to serve data faster than 12KB/sec off the device anyway, so

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RE: [lpc2000] TCP/IP over USB

2006-01-12 by Joel Winarske

... Yes. I started an RNDIS driver prior to purchasing a USB hardware analyzer. I have it enumerating and showing up as a windows network interface, although

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Re: [lpc2000] TCP/IP over USB

2006-01-12 by David Hawkins

... An around-about way is to get a serial connection over USB, and get that recognized correctly by the host OS, eg. Win or Linux. Then setup SLIP to run over

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TCP/IP over USB

2006-01-12 by Jan Szymanski

Has anyone investigated or implemented TCP/IP over USB? I need an embedded web server on LPC2148 based datalogger and was thinking of TCP/IP over USB as one of

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TCP/IP over USB

2006-01-12 by Jan Szymanski

Has anyone investigated TCP/IP over USB? I need to implement an webserver on LPC2148 based datalogger and was thinking of using usb as one of the options, so

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RE: [lpc2000] TCP/IP over USB

2006-01-12 by Paul Curtis

The best solution for this is EEM. However, there arre no class drivers for this on Windows and Apple say they ll write class drivers when EEM devices start

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Re: [lpc2000] RE: Re: LPC2148 USB

2006-01-12 by Bertrik Sikken

... Hash: SHA1 Is there _any_ open-source USB code for the LPC series? I looked at the Keil USB examples and one of the things I wonder about is the fact that

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Re: [lpc2000] MAC address for NM7010A

2006-01-12 by Anton Erasmus

... The easiest and cheapest way to get a MAC address which wont cause problems on a public network, is to take the MAC address of an old broken network card.

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Problem with VCOM PC PLPU-S2K driver

2006-01-12 by arrek_x

Hi everybody, I m trying to run VCOM USB driver on LPC2148. Device is being detected by PC but an error occurs and it s not possible to install PC driver.

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Re: [lpc2000] LPC2292 Hardware

2006-01-12 by bkmohlman@jlg.com

Dave, Take a look at the errata..... Brian K. Mohlman Project Engineer (Electrical) Advanced Concepts Design Engineering JLG Industries Inc. 1 JLG Drive

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Re: [lpc2000] MAC address for NM7010A

2006-01-12 by Sten

... Hi Vineet, I don t know this ethernet controller, but if it does not have a connection for a small EEPROM or something else, you will have to set up an

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LPC2292 Hardware

2006-01-12 by dearg_dave

Hi All, I am new to this forum, new to the Philips uC, and new to ARM7. I am designing a new product using the LPC2292. As with all new designs, there are

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MAC address for NM7010A

2006-01-12 by vineet jain

Hello, Every network equipment has a unique MAC address for it. Does the Wiznet NM7010A ethernet controller also have a MAC address of its own. If no what

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Growth is LIFE

2006-01-12 by Shrikant SWami

Hello Harry`s So finally I am gonna to join the company on Monday in INDIA . www.einfochips.com Our company is one of those who are into core embedded design

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Re: Tiny Text Editor For LPC

2006-01-12 by Paul Curtis

All, ... This board has now made it to the website. Try looking at the RIZE Microcomputer model RMS102 here... www.revely.com Regards, -- Paul Curtis, Rowley

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LPC2214 interface to ISP1161A USB host

2006-01-12 by adrianjball

Hi Everyone, Has anyone successfully interfaced an LPC2214 to an ISP1161A1 USB host? Philips themselves are currently telling me that a direct interface won t

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Bit set/clear w/ gcc

2006-01-12 by Tom Walsh

... LOL, BTDT (been there done that)! ... NP, I m not sure how I came across but I was in agreement with you (not defensive). Regards, TomW -- Tom Walsh - WN3L

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Bit set/clear w/ gcc

2006-01-12 by Rob Jansen

Just my 2 cents ... Using bit fields is defenitely not the best way to do bitwise I/O on the lpc21xx The LED2 = 1 instruction will not be an atomic instruction

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Bit set/clear w/ gcc

2006-01-12 by Robert Adsett

... Bit fields exist, bit types don t. Bit fields are useful for compactly storing small integers such as flags. Mostly counter productive for dealing with

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: Bit set/clear w/ gcc

2006-01-12 by Joel Winarske

... If you re ok with bit fields, try this (it works in IAR, should work in GCC): struct PORT { unsigned bit0:1; unsigned bit1:1; unsigned bit2:1; unsigned

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Re: T and G commands

2006-01-12 by philips_apps

Dear Jayasooriah, The T command is disabled when CRP is enabled. Though the G tEsT A or G tEsT T commands were mentioned in the earlier revisions of the

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Re: LPC flash ECC problems

2006-01-11 by jayasooriah

... Thanks to this post by lpc2100_fan, I had a closer look at ECC in the user manual for 214x. I took the statement on page 297 The operation of ECC is

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