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Dear ARMiessssss..


I am very new to ARM world and here I need to interface 20X2 character
LCD module, and 4 MB Non Volatile RAM with LPC2214 as well as Full
modem DB9 connector,so can anybody design the schematic for me as I
can go easy with programming but hardware is little bit tough for me.

Pankaj

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "bhimanipankaj" <bhimanipankaj@y...> 
wrote:
>
> Dear ARMiessssss..
> 
> 
> I am very new to ARM world and here I need to interface 20X2 character
> LCD module, and 4 MB Non Volatile RAM with LPC2214 as well as Full
> modem DB9 connector,so can anybody design the schematic for me as I
> can go easy with programming but hardware is little bit tough for me.
> 
> Pankaj
>

Pankaj,

If you need to be running quickly, Signum Systems has LPC2138 board 
($195) available with 2x16 LCD, battery backed-up timer, speaker output 
and many other useful open-source software (I2C, time-of-day, 
interrupts, etc.)
The parallel bus LCD is connected to LPC2138 via PCA9555 I2C controller.
The board manual is on www.signum.com/lpc2138.htm but if you need 
schematics, let me know. I think it should be relatively easy to apply 
it to the LPC2214.
BTW - the board comes with a all GNU tools ready to re-compile the 
project under Windows, so you do not have to waste time converting it 
for another compiler.

Jerry
Signum Systems
www.signum.com

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "bhimanipankaj" <bhimanipankaj@y...> 
wrote:

> Dear ARMiessssss..
> 
> I am very new to ARM world and here I need to interface 20X2 char
> LCD module, and 4 MB Non Volatile RAM with LPC2214 as well as Full
> modem DB9 connector,so can anybody design the schematic for me as I
> can go easy with programming but hardware is little bit tough for me.
 
Pankaj:

I don't think that you will find anyone who would design something for 
you free of charge, since there is a lot of work involved.  If you 
want something now then I would suggest going for one of the ready-
made development boards that come with all the hardware and software 
required to get started.

You can see a (partial) list of available kits on a page on my website:

http://www.wackyland.net/ARM7Kits.html

But before you even go there perhaps we should discuss your project 
requirements first before we start figuring out what you want to 
buy/build.  What is this for, and what is needed?  4MB of non-voltaile 
ram seems like a lot, is this actually required as RAM or just for 
storage?

Thanks dear for ur guidance 

As I already have a board that is MCB2140 that is with lpc2148 on 
board. 
I need to interface LCD with traditional 11 pin way as 3 are control 
lines and 8 datalines i.e. parellel interface but my problem is there 
is no LCD on board and I have a 5V LCD, as lpc2148 is 5V tolerable 
GPIO pins so I think I can interface LCD with this, and probably I 
have to use pull-up for these pins.

and Well said as no one will design anything freely so tell me the 
charges I need to interface traditional way LCD, one IR  receiver for 
my 10 button remote and 4MB of NV RAM and 4 pushbutton keys on port 
as it seems very simple but I want to concentrate on programming part 
only so dont want to give my time for hardware.

Pankaj

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "seangra" <sgraham@o...> wrote:
>
> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "bhimanipankaj" 
<bhimanipankaj@y...> 
> wrote:
> 
> > Dear ARMiessssss..
> > 
> > I am very new to ARM world and here I need to interface 20X2 char
> > LCD module, and 4 MB Non Volatile RAM with LPC2214 as well as Full
> > modem DB9 connector,so can anybody design the schematic for me as 
I
> > can go easy with programming but hardware is little bit tough for 
me.
>  
> Pankaj:
> 
> I don't think that you will find anyone who would design something 
for 
> you free of charge, since there is a lot of work involved.  If you 
> want something now then I would suggest going for one of the ready-
> made development boards that come with all the hardware and 
software 
> required to get started.
> 
> You can see a (partial) list of available kits on a page on my 
website:
> 
> http://www.wackyland.net/ARM7Kits.html
> 
> But before you even go there perhaps we should discuss your project 
> requirements first before we start figuring out what you want to 
> buy/build.  What is this for, and what is needed?  4MB of non-
voltaile 

> ram seems like a lot, is this actually required as RAM or just for 
> storage?
>

Hi Pankaj,

you could also use one of the Olimex (http://www.olimex.com) board 
solutions as the basis for your soulution (also buy a ready board of 
course).  If you start with something like this 
http://www.olimex.com/dev/images/lpc-p2148-sch.gif and connect a LCD 
flash like this http://www.olimex.com/dev/images/lpc-e22xx-sch.gif you 
have your solution.

Regards
/Ake

bhimanipankaj wrote:

> Thanks dear for ur guidance
>
> As I already have a board that is MCB2140 that is with lpc2148 on
> board.
> I need to interface LCD with traditional 11 pin way as 3 are control
> lines and 8 datalines i.e. parellel interface but my problem is there
> is no LCD on board and I have a 5V LCD, as lpc2148 is 5V tolerable
> GPIO pins so I think I can interface LCD with this, and probably I
> have to use pull-up for these pins.
>
> and Well said as no one will design anything freely so tell me the
> charges I need to interface traditional way LCD, one IR  receiver for
> my 10 button remote and 4MB of NV RAM and 4 pushbutton keys on port
> as it seems very simple but I want to concentrate on programming part
> only so dont want to give my time for hardware.
>
> Pankaj
>
> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "seangra" <sgraham@o...> wrote:
> >
> > --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "bhimanipankaj"
> <bhimanipankaj@y...>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Dear ARMiessssss..
> > >
> > > I am very new to ARM world and here I need to interface 20X2 char
> > > LCD module, and 4 MB Non Volatile RAM with LPC2214 as well as Full
> > > modem DB9 connector,so can anybody design the schematic for me as
> I
> > > can go easy with programming but hardware is little bit tough for
> me.
> > 
> > Pankaj:
> >
> > I don't think that you will find anyone who would design something
> for
> > you free of charge, since there is a lot of work involved.  If you
> > want something now then I would suggest going for one of the ready-
> > made development boards that come with all the hardware and
> software
> > required to get started.
> >
> > You can see a (partial) list of available kits on a page on my
> website:
> >
> > http://www.wackyland.net/ARM7Kits.html
> >
> > But before you even go there perhaps we should discuss your project
> > requirements first before we start figuring out what you want to
> > buy/build.  What is this for, and what is needed?  4MB of non-
> voltaile
> > ram seems like a lot, is this actually required as RAM or just for
> > storage?
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
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