Re: Intel Hex Loader for LPC2000
2006-01-06 by jayasooriah
... Yes. No promises as to how soon. Will be working towards this goal when I get back from my hols. Jaya
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Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by jayasooriah
... It is naive to expect somebody will do this.
Re: SPI Input port
2006-01-06 by rtstofer
... then ... Yes, I used the Microchip MCP23S08. It worked just fine as 8 inputs. I didn t actually code the interrupt but I did wire it. Richard
Re: LPC's w/ ENC28J60 for ethernet via SPI
2006-01-06 by Mark Butcher
... doubts ... Hi all I have been watching the ENC28J60 for over a year now. Originally samples were promised for Feb. 2005 but never arrived. In the mentime
SPI Input port
2006-01-06 by charlesgrenz
Hello group, Hope you all had a great holiday. I have a LPC2106 design that turns out to need more input lines then the 2106 has. Has any one have any luck
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by unity0724
Hi, I think you got my points all wrong... = It should be if a company s microcontrollers is more popular in X country. It will attract more hackers hacking
Wo help me?
2006-01-06 by yodathgreat
Hi all, On my LPC2214 I have connected a M5M5W816TP-55 (SRAM 512x16 at 55ns) What a good BCFG0 ? thank in advance, Best regards Christophe (Yodathegreat)
Re: [lpc2000] Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by shridhar joshi
hi unity0724 mention a sinlge semi conductor company that does nt want to do a business in china and thaiwan. it is totally absurd to say A company has a
run-time error when upload to flash
2006-01-06 by jingsian_lim
Hi everybody, I am currently working on the mcb2140 with LPC2148. I am facing problem in uploading to the board using philips lpc2000 flash utility. The code
Re: New LEGO Mindstorms NCX
2006-01-06 by rtstofer
... with ... My grandson is in second grade. I bought the first Mindstorms when he was 3 or 4 and I introduced him to the MiniSumo Mark III with speech added
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by unity0724
Ummm... hello, not that I m not interested of.
Q: Any USB Bootloader available ?
2006-01-06 by gcopoix
Hello, while thinking about the possibility to update my target by USB: Is there any kind USB Bootloader or USB Flasher firmware available for LPC214* series ?
Re: [lpc2000] Intel Hex Loader for LPC2000
2006-01-06 by Mauricio Scaff
Source code ? Any chance ? ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Intel Hex Loader for LPC2000
2006-01-06 by jayasooriah
Hello, I have uploaded a hex image file of my Intel Hex Loader for LPC2100. It was built for 2105 part, but will work with any LPC part for which UART0
New file uploaded to lpc2000
2006-01-06 by lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the lpc2000 group. File : /lpc2.hex
Re: [lpc2000] Olimex LPC-P2148 Question
2006-01-06 by Uwe Arends
Vern, ... I d say so, as long as your wall wart supplies voltage as spec ed. * 6VAC, giving you about 7.8V DC at Vin * 9VDC, giving you about 8.3V DC at Vin
Re: [lpc2000] Re: J1939 stacks for the LPC2xxx's?
2006-01-06 by Onestone
This is more like a job for a 6 pin PIC10 than a 32bit ARM part. You really don t need to get into the intricacies of internal communications, this is total
Re: [lpc2000] New LEGO Mindstorms NCX
2006-01-06 by Rob Jansen
That new Lego toy looks nice. On the picture it shows three servo motors, an ultrasonic range finder, switch, microphone and an LED. Seems a bit limited (like
Re: J1939 stacks for the LPC2xxx's?
2006-01-06 by andrebesselsen@hotmail.com
Anybody already found some J1939 code? I am working on my little hobby project to fool a trucks speed limiter and I would really appreciate it if anybody
Re: [lpc2000] Olimex LPC-P2148 Question
2006-01-06 by Rob Jansen
Vern, to add to Sean s comment: No, to make it safe you will need some basic understanding of hardware :o) D1 is just preventing that you put power on your USB
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by jayasooriah
... Good suggestion John. Thanks. Once Philips has had time to come back to us on the T command and tEsT argument, plus what is supposed to happen when
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by junderwo12
Jayasooriah, Maybe you should post a concise list of questions you consider to be unanswered and an idea of what you would consider to be a satisfactory answer
Re: [lpc2000] New LEGO Mindstorms NCX
2006-01-06 by Leon Heller
... From: Paul Curtis To: Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006 10:21 AM Subject: RE: [lpc2000] New LEGO Mindstorms NCX
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by jayasooriah
What you believe is irrelevant. I posed the questions. I will let you know when Philips answers them if the answers are satisfactory.
RE: [lpc2000] New LEGO Mindstorms NCX
2006-01-06 by Paul Curtis
It would beat the H8 that s currently in the Brick. I don t play with mine as much as I used to, though. -- Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by rtstofer
... Well, that would imply that I wanted something from Philips. I don t. My total demand for silicon won t exceed 3 or 4 devices over the forseeable future.
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by jayasooriah
Badgering? With all due respect, let Philips do their job as they see fit. The forum could do less with your brown nosing.
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by rtstofer
... is ... doing. ... But, they have answered. Again, today. They posted replies to each and every issue. The only outstanding item, and it wasn t on the
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by jayasooriah
I dont know why are so eager to quench this discussion just because you have no (or very simplistic) requirements in relation to code security. It is perfectly
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by unity0724
OK, Me too also accept and trust what Philips says. I m happy with the read protection mechanism what Philips had implemented so far. There will always be
New LEGO Mindstorms NCX
2006-01-06 by rtstofer
Wouldn t it be neat if this new brick was based on an ARM device? It would be even better if it were one of the Philips LPC devices. See
Re: [lpc2000] LPC2148 values in datasheet
2006-01-06 by Mauricio Scaff
Well. Ibat I found to be the same as the lpc2138 Idd is about the same, but i can t be so sure because my application is running @ 12Mhz But I m not sure if
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by rtstofer
... Yes. My applications are trivial, my knowledge nearly non-existent and security is no concern. I m just building toys, really. I am more than willing to
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by unity0724
Many thanks to the summary and conclusion, and clarifications showing no simple way of cracking the read protection. I would suggest may be portion of
LPC2148 values in datasheet
2006-01-06 by Sean
It s been 3 months and there still hasn t been an updated datasheet, and a lot of the current values in the static characteristics section are . Has
Re: [lpc2000] Olimex LPC-P2148 Question
2006-01-06 by Sean
Are you referring to D1, at the top from the +5V_USB to the regulator? The purpose of that is to prevent the wall port from giving power to the USB line.
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by jayasooriah
It is so very easy to make you happy Richard :)
Olimex LPC-P2148 Question
2006-01-06 by deliconn
I was wondering, on the Olimex LPC2148 demo board, if it could be powered from a wall wart and have the USB connected. I see a diode there in the 5V line from
Re: Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-06 by rtstofer
Thank you! Richard ... implemented ... to ... technologies ... ROM ... void ... for ... by ... for ... in ... chip ... enabled ... enabled ... PP? ... after
Using PWM output as clock source
2006-01-05 by c_hall2001
I was designing a board with an LPC2138 and 2 ADC s. The ADC s require a 27Mhz clock. Is there any problem with using one of the PWM outputs to supply this
Bootloader / CRP summary update
2006-01-05 by philips_apps
For reference the posting we did on Dec 22 ... 1) Am I right in assuming LPC2000 CRP is a software fence implemented in the supplied boot loader code?
Re: [lpc2000] LPC's w/ ENC28J60 for ethernet via SPI
2006-01-05 by Marko Pavlin (home)
... Marko, I had similar discussion with your local distributor ;) (over a beer or two).... ok, I am sure microchip is doing good job here, but I have some
Re: [lpc2000] LPC's w/ ENC28J60 for ethernet via SPI
2006-01-05 by Marko Panger
Hi, Several time ago I was asking the same question here. Look at the TCP/IP stack + RTOS for LPC213x ? topic. It appears the ENC28J60 device has some
RE: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2146 IAP Erase & Write not working.
2006-01-05 by Joel Winarske
... #define MEMMAP (*(volatile unsigned long *) 0xE01FC040) #define MEMMAP_FLASH 1 // Interrupt Vectors in Flash Joel
RE: [lpc2000] Re: LPC2146 IAP Erase & Write not working.
2006-01-05 by Tong Le
Hi Joel, My MEMMAP EQU 0XE01FC040 but I can t find my MEMMAP_FLASH. is this something you define? right if so I am using the LPC2138, therefore it should be
RE: [lpc2000] LPC's w/ ENC28J60 for ethernet via SPI
2006-01-05 by Joel Winarske
... I received two samples from All American over two months ago. No posted errata so either silicon revision, or queued for fab. Joel
Re: [lpc2000] LPC's w/ ENC28J60 for ethernet via SPI
2006-01-05 by Doug Sutherland
The AT91SAM7X may not be available yet. I don t see stock at digikey, and on the Atmel site there is no buy from distribution link like there is for other
RE: [lpc2000] LPC's w/ ENC28J60 for ethernet via SPI
2006-01-05 by Joel Winarske
... Have you looked at the Atmel AT91SAM7X? http://www.at91.com/Pages/products/microcontroller/AT91SAM/AT91SAM7X/at91sam 7x.html Joel
Re: [lpc2000] ENC28J60
2006-01-05 by Micron Engineering
Michael Rubitschka ha scritto: Hi all! I built several circuits with the Realtek chip and would love to experiment with the ENC28J60 from Microchip.
Re: [lpc2000] ENC28J60
2006-01-05 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... You can request free samples directly from Microchip or buy directly from them. DigiKey got them to but had long delivery times last I looked. But samples