Re: [lpc2000] Re: JTAG debugging options
2006-01-03 by Anton Erasmus
... The advertising value they get is immense. Anybody who has used a wiggler or wiggler clone would at least give their more sophisticated models a look if
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2006-01-03 by Anton Erasmus
... The advertising value they get is immense. Anybody who has used a wiggler or wiggler clone would at least give their more sophisticated models a look if
2006-01-03 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... My usual luck. They don t ship to Sweden. Thanks anyway. Let us know what you find out when you get around to test your oven.. /Ake -- ... Ake Hedman (YAP
2006-01-03 by jayasooriah
... As sure as the people in Philips who specified the boot loader.
2006-01-03 by tsvetanusunov
Happy New Year to all LPC2000 members :) During the Holidays one of our engineers tried H-JTAG and there is progress! Our tests show that H-JTAG connects just
2006-01-03 by Leon Heller
... From: Ake Hedman, eurosource To: Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 9:36 AM Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Soldering
2006-01-03 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... Its almost impossible to get small ovens here in Sweden. Can t understand why!? And certainly not for 20 GBP.... /Ake -- ... Ake Hedman (YAP - Yet Another
2006-01-03 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... Thanks Don, what do commercial ovens use? IR Quartz elements? My though was to remove the standard hearing elements in a standard oven and replace it with
2006-01-03 by Leon Heller
... From: Sean To: Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 4:21 AM Subject: Re: [lpc2000] JTAG debugging
2006-01-03 by unity0724
OK, Following is my thinking about the security of CRP....(all guessing only...) a) JTAG not enabled when power up - The 2 control bits on Reg PINSEL2 are 1
2006-01-03 by rtstofer
... http://www.gwmicros.com/public_html/pages/products/iproducts/BDM_JTAG /Macraigor/BDM-JTAG_Macraigor_usbDemon.htm ...
2006-01-03 by unity0724
Oops!... Back to same old question again... How are you so sure that the JTAG port is not locked up properly when CRP enabled?? ... user ... and ... the ...
2006-01-03 by Sean
This is a very good point: why are they offering their software for free, knowing full well that other people are using it on competitor s hardware? Yes, baud
2006-01-03 by Sean
Ok, the one I saw was http://www.gwmicros.com/public_html/pages/products/iproducts/BDM_JTAG/Macraigor/BDM-JTAG_Macraigor_usbDemon.htm or
2006-01-03 by Peter Jakacki
... Since I m not speaking to you face to face I just cut to the chase :) ... The JTAG-02 is only CAD $35, I m not sure where you find the $150 option. The
2006-01-03 by lynchzilla
Sean pointed out that the Macraigor Wiggler is $150 whilst the Olimex clone is $19 and asks what s the deal here? Open up a wiggler and you ll see that it s
2006-01-03 by jayasooriah
Robert, Boundary scan *is* implemented according to section 22.3 of the user manual for LPC214x parts. The scan chains that are around the core for production
2006-01-03 by frank_kienast
Thanks for the reply. I am in fact pulling both DBGSEL and RTCK high. I tried all 4 possible combinations of logic levels on these two pins and none of them
2006-01-03 by Sean
Easy, Tiger :) Yes... I understand that time = money. Perhaps I have misunderstood something. Is this not a Wiggler-compatible interface?
2006-01-03 by Peter Jakacki
That s not even a realistic comparison, if I gave you
2006-01-03 by Sean
Hello All, I have seen a lot of talk around about Wiggler-based JTAG debugger boards, which can be built for
2006-01-03 by rtstofer
I m confused by what you have said but here s what I think I know: RTCK is pulled high on the board. No problem. To enter and use JTAG debug, DBGSEL must be
2006-01-02 by frank_kienast
I have an Olimex LPC2106 header board. I was not having any luck getting this to communicate with an LPT port debugger, so I did a few tests. According to the
2006-01-02 by Evgeny Belyanco
Hi! c is it possible compression jpeg with lpc series(arm7tdmi-s) Yes! :) http://www.sci-worx.com/uploads/media/JPEG_ENC_SW_HO.pdf Evgeny Belyanko Chief
2006-01-02 by Don Ingram
... The other thing to look at is the heat distribution in the oven, it might give you a surprise... Place a sheet of printer paper in the oven similar to your
2006-01-02 by c_urgan
is it possible compression jpeg with lpc series(arm7tdmi-s)
2006-01-02 by Robert Adsett
I know there are a few people reading this list that use newlib-lpc so just a quick note that I finally! got release 5 out. Added support for SPI (interrupt
2006-01-02 by Tom Walsh
... Actually, I don t use any temperature control other than what is in the Oster oven. I don t know if the dial is calibrated, but it works. The oven does
2006-01-02 by Leon Heller
... From: Ake Hedman, eurosource To: Sent: Monday, January 02, 2006 4:48 PM Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Soldering
2006-01-02 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... Hi Yvon, never though about that source. Checked one supplier here in Sweden and found that I need a paper from a vet. to be allowed to buy them. Have to
2006-01-02 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... Tom thanks! A dispenser would be good to have. I use a pre-heater today
2006-01-02 by Rock Dubois
you can buy at stores that sells food and other merchandise for larger animals like horses and others or veterinary supplies at very low cost. Good luck. Yvon.
2006-01-02 by Tom Walsh
... I also use these: http://www.zeph.com/pencil.html http://www.zeph.com/zephpaste.htm http://www.zeph.com/zt5_dir.htm It is nice to use the pnuematic paste
2006-01-02 by Tom Walsh
... Best for you to do is goto the sparkfun article: http://www.sparkfun.com/tutorial/SMD_Printing/SMD_Printing.htm The folks at pololu.com do a fine job on
2006-01-02 by Tom Walsh
... Oster model 6293, $69 at Target. It is a 1500W, four element, convection oven. The convection fan appears to gently circulate the air rather than stir
2006-01-02 by mc maddie
I had/have problems with current consumption in design that uses LPC2114. 3V3 current consumption is steadily about 1mA and I have tried to find the cause for
2006-01-02 by Peter Harrison
... How do you create and use the stencils? Pete Harrison
2006-01-02 by Marko Pavlin (home)
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2006-01-02 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... Thanks Leon, I should have written with needle. This company seam to have what I am looking for. /Ake [Non-text portions of this message have been
2006-01-02 by Leon Heller
... From: Ake Hedman, eurosource To: Sent: Monday, January 02, 2006 9:16 AM Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Soldering
2006-01-02 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
I have been looking for a source for syringes for solder paste. Where do people buy theese? /Ake
2006-01-02 by Ake Hedman, eurosource
... What oven do you have? /Ake
2006-01-02 by ef03thse1@gmail.com
Hi, I want to generate a small interrupt program using LPC 2292. The LED should be ON for 2 sec and be OFF for 1 Sec.I would like to know what values should I
2006-01-02 by Mauricio Scaff
Yes... If you need really low power, go to MSP430. I have a MSP430F413 counting time, waking every second using about 1.8uA. ... [Non-text portions of this
2006-01-02 by Joel Winarske
... Be sure USB_EndPoint0() is being called correctly or nothing will work. Joel
2006-01-02 by pberna2003
Dear all I m trying to recompile the USBmem example created by Keil for the LPC2148 using the GCC GNU compiler version 3.3.1 I introduced the __attribute__
2006-01-02 by Dominic Rath
Hello, I ve put a small program that blinks the LED of my Olimx H2294 board into the on-chip flash, with 0x1fc set to 0x87654321. Bootloader is version 1.63.
2006-01-01 by Joel Winarske
... The Altera MAX II CPLDs are essentially non-volatile FPGAs. This might be of interest, if anything to see the MAX II capabilities:
2006-01-01 by mickey mouse
... I use a CPLD now, it generates the external interrupt from an address range asserted by another processor. That frees my ARM up from making a bunch of
2006-01-01 by Randy M. Dumse
... Ah that Kim-1. And Eric Rehnke s First Book of Kim . Neat, the connection between ARM and 6502. Finding that connection made me finally convert to an ARM
2006-01-01 by rtstofer
... It was 16 bits and you could get up to 32k words. The machine I used had 8k words. ... life! ... Yes, reentrancy was limited! BSI label stored the