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Please note that UCOS is not an open source software,
you are not alloewd to distribute the source code, you
could share the os_cpu files .
Please remove the other files from zip file. 
Regards,
Viron .

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From: "Viron Papadopoulos" <v1r0n@...>
To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 11:46 AM
Subject: Re: [lpc2000] New file uploaded to lpc2000


> Please note that UCOS is not an open source software,
> you are not alloewd to distribute the source code, you
> could share the os_cpu files .
> Please remove the other files from zip file.

Thanks, Viron. I've deleted the whole archive. Sobellini may upload the
other files if he wishes.

Leon

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Hi All

Using IAP command I have just ported an S-record download utility to 
the (LPC2106).

When the first byte to be programmed is received, a 512 byte RAM 
buffer is mapped to the sector and 512 block of FLASH which it is 
destined for. The present FLASH contents are copied to the block.
The code to be programmed is then collected in this 512 byte RAM 
buffer until a byte for an address outside of the buffer range is 
received. This causes the 512 RAM block to be copied to the 
destination FLASH block (512 byte block in the destination sector) 
and a new RAM block is prepared.
[Generally the S-Rec contains addresses starting from the lowest 
address to the highest address without too much skipping about and 
so this tends to be efficient.]

After writing the code and debugging it I tried a download of a 
large S-Rec file of about 120k (from sector 0 to 14) and sent it at 
19'200b/s (LPC2106 PCLK running at 28MHz). All seemed to work well.

The code is operating from RAM at the moment, since I am working 
with a JTAG debugger, and so there are no problems with serial 
interrupts during the download.

Later the download code will be in sector 0 of the FLASH and so it 
will probably be necessary to disable interrupts during IAP commands 
(at least this is the simplest solution). What I am wondering though 
is how long the IAP routines actually take to execute and so what 
will be the limiting download speed that is possible without loosing 
serial characters?

In other words - how long does it take to execute the IAP command to 
copy 512 bytes [smallest block possible] of RAM to FLASH? Does this 
increase as the FLASH ages?

Is it advisable to operate the interrupts from RAM space during the 
download or is this complicating the matter for a simple download?

regards

Mark Butcher

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We are having problem with the Part ID
on the LPC2292 and the LPC2294.

Both chips are returning the value
    0x301FF13 (50462483)
which is the value for the LPC2194.

We are using the Philips Flash Utility to
get the Chip ID.


What's going on?



Thanks
Dave



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Hi j_heissel

could you tell me more about price and lead time for this board?

thank you!

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The modules are immediately available.
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Where did this come from?  The latest flash utility on the Philips
web site is still 2.2.0 and the .cab file is older.  Maybe Philips
Apps can confirm this is safe to install and use??

Regards
-Bill Knight


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Hi 

Go into Philips, it is updated yesterday.

http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/pip/LPC2131FBD64.html

Here is also the new flash utility.

best regards

John



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> 
> 
> It came directly from Philips Micro support - I believe it to be safe.
> Regards
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> 
> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Knight" <BillK@t...> wrote:
> > Where did this come from?  The latest flash utility on the Philips
> > web site is still 2.2.0 and the .cab file is older.  Maybe Philips
> > Apps can confirm this is safe to install and use??
> > 
> > Regards
> > -Bill Knight
> > 
> > 
> > On 23 Dec 2004 11:52:05 -0000, lpc2000@yahoogroups.com wrote:
> > 
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The links to the Flash Utility on that page do not work.

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wrote:
> 
> Hi 
> 
> Go into Philips, it is updated yesterday.
> 
> http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/pip/LPC2131FBD64.html
> 
> Here is also the new flash utility.
> 
> best regards
> 
> John
> 
> 
> 
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wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > It came directly from Philips Micro support - I believe it to be 
safe.
> > Regards
> > Morten
> > 
> > --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Knight" <BillK@t...> wrote:
> > > Where did this come from?  The latest flash utility on the 
Philips
> > > web site is still 2.2.0 and the .cab file is older.  Maybe 
Philips
> > > Apps can confirm this is safe to install and use??
> > > 
> > > Regards
> > > -Bill Knight
> > > 
> > > 
> > > On 23 Dec 2004 11:52:05 -0000, lpc2000@yahoogroups.com wrote:
> > > 
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> > > 
> > > You can access this file at the URL:
> > > 
> > 
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Hi shedon,

	Just a note. If you want USB 2.0 for the ARM7 systems with only a
few external components, we use a Silicon Labs. CP2102 chip. You just need
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These appear to be USB 2.0 full speed (12 Mbps) devices, not high speed (480
Mbps) devices, correct?   If so then they don't differ much from other USB
interface chips such as those from ftdi, except possibly lower component
counts.

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Hi shedon,

	Just a note. If you want USB 2.0 for the ARM7 systems with only a
few external components, we use a Silicon Labs. CP2102 chip. You just need
the USB connector, 4.7uF/5V Tantalum and a 0.1uF cap. This is a USB 2.0 to
serial bridge that can run to baud rates of 460.8K baud.


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> Charles,
> 
> These appear to be USB 2.0 full speed (12 Mbps) devices, not high
speed (480
> Mbps) devices, correct?   If so then they don't differ much from
other USB
> interface chips such as those from ftdi, except possibly lower component
> counts.

I'm pretty sure you won't find any high speed USB chips with an
integrated physical interface (PHY).  I seem to recall that the high
speed interface requires something fundamentally different in the chip
design that would require additional mask layers, so it makes the chip
less cost effective.  Is you need high speed, you can count on using a
separate PHY chip for now.  

I just did a search and found a number of articles about IP vendors
adding USB PHY cores to their product line.  So it may not be too much
longer before we see interface chips for high speed with the
integrated PHY.

Rick,

You are probably correct.  I was simply pointing out that, while meeting the
USB 2.0 spec, the chips do not support high-speed transfers (to a lot of
people USB 2.0 and high-speed are synonymous when in fact high-speed
transfers are simply an option under 2.0).  

FWIW, we tried interfacing a Cypress EZ-USB SX2 chip to a '2106.  The GPIO
on the '2106 simply was not fast enough to keep up with the configuration
timing requirements of the SX2 so we abandoned the attempt.  Fortunately,
for our purposes, full-speed (12Mbps) is fast enough and there are lots of
options in that arena.

Curt

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> Charles,
> 
> These appear to be USB 2.0 full speed (12 Mbps) devices, not high
speed (480
> Mbps) devices, correct?   If so then they don't differ much from
other USB
> interface chips such as those from ftdi, except possibly lower 
> component counts.

I'm pretty sure you won't find any high speed USB chips with an integrated
physical interface (PHY).  I seem to recall that the high speed interface
requires something fundamentally different in the chip design that would
require additional mask layers, so it makes the chip less cost effective.
Is you need high speed, you can count on using a separate PHY chip for now.


I just did a search and found a number of articles about IP vendors adding
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Hi,

Does anyone have some example code for gcc for a nested timer
interrupt ? I have googled a bit, and have found some discussion
regarding the switching of modes from interrupt mode to system mode
before re-enabling interrupts. 

Regards
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At 10:15 PM 2/28/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:
>Does anyone have some example code for gcc for a nested timer
>interrupt ? I have googled a bit, and have found some discussion
>regarding the switching of modes from interrupt mode to system mode
>before re-enabling interrupts.

Before you go too far make sure you've read the timer race conditions errata.

Robert

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On 28 Feb 2005 at 16:04, Robert Adsett wrote:

> 
> At 10:15 PM 2/28/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:
> >Does anyone have some example code for gcc for a nested timer
> >interrupt ? I have googled a bit, and have found some discussion
> >regarding the switching of modes from interrupt mode to system mode
> >before re-enabling interrupts.
> 
> Before you go too far make sure you've read the timer race conditions
> errata.

I am using the LPC2292, and there is no mention in the LPC2292 errata
regarding timer problems. 
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat/erratasheets/2292.pdf
Can you maybe point me to the specific errata sheet that describes this ?

The idea is to set up a periodic interrupt of x milli-seconds. After the interrupt
has been acknowledged, interrupts are enabled again. If an overrun occurs, the
interrupt routine will be interrupted, and I can then detect this and take appropriate
action as neccesary.

Regards
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At 07:35 PM 3/1/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:

>On 28 Feb 2005 at 16:04, Robert Adsett wrote:
>
> >
> > At 10:15 PM 2/28/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:
> > >Does anyone have some example code for gcc for a nested timer
> > >interrupt ? I have googled a bit, and have found some discussion
> > >regarding the switching of modes from interrupt mode to system mode
> > >before re-enabling interrupts.
> >
> > Before you go too far make sure you've read the timer race conditions
> > errata.
>
>I am using the LPC2292, and there is no mention in the LPC2292 errata
>regarding timer problems.
>http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat/erratasheets/2292.pdf
>Can you maybe point me to the specific errata sheet that describes this ?

Take a look for Timer_issue.pdf in the files section (I'd post a link but 
that seems problematic).  I think this has not made the actual errata 
sheets yet and AFAIK has not been addressed in any of the new devices yet 
(that was certainly the case when I asked about the 213x).


>The idea is to set up a periodic interrupt of x milli-seconds. After the 
>interrupt
>has been acknowledged, interrupts are enabled again. If an overrun occurs, the
>interrupt routine will be interrupted, and I can then detect this and take 
>appropriate
>action as neccesary.

You expect the timer interrupt to take multiple milliseconds?  That's a 
pretty busy interrupt routine.  I'll take some measurements of the SPI 
interrupt I'm working on if you'd like a time comparison.

Hmm, I did some performance measurements on a polled timer for the 
lpc-newlib 
support. 
http://www.aeolusdevelopment.com/AppNotes/LPC210X/an-timerperformance.pdf

microsecond resolution, 12 microsecond minimum time, keeps track of time as 
long as it's polled at least once every few minutes.  The 12 microsecond 
time is the overhead required to deal with various overflow, underflow and 
scalings so it's doing a fair amount of work.  I wouldn't expect even a 
fairly busy timer routine to take the two orders of magnitude longer that 
would be required to overflow a multi-millisecond timer.

Robert

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On 1 Mar 2005 at 13:55, Robert Adsett wrote:

> 
> At 07:35 PM 3/1/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:
> 
> >On 28 Feb 2005 at 16:04, Robert Adsett wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > At 10:15 PM 2/28/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:
> > > >Does anyone have some example code for gcc for a nested timer
> > > >interrupt ? I have googled a bit, and have found some discussion
> > > >regarding the switching of modes from interrupt mode to system
> > > >mode before re-enabling interrupts.
> > >
> > > Before you go too far make sure you've read the timer race
> > > conditions errata.
> >
> >I am using the LPC2292, and there is no mention in the LPC2292 errata
> >regarding timer problems.
> >http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat/erratasheets/2292.pdf
> >Can you maybe point me to the specific errata sheet that describes
> >this ?
> 
> Take a look for Timer_issue.pdf in the files section (I'd post a link
> but that seems problematic).  I think this has not made the actual
> errata sheets yet and AFAIK has not been addressed in any of the new
> devices yet (that was certainly the case when I asked about the 213x).

Thanks, I will have a look.

> >The idea is to set up a periodic interrupt of x milli-seconds. After
> >the interrupt has been acknowledged, interrupts are enabled again. If
> >an overrun occurs, the interrupt routine will be interrupted, and I
> >can then detect this and take appropriate action as neccesary.
> 
> You expect the timer interrupt to take multiple milliseconds?  That's
> a pretty busy interrupt routine.  I'll take some measurements of the
> SPI interrupt I'm working on if you'd like a time comparison.

Yes, my main application actually runs in the timer interrupt. 
Typically I use a periodic interrupt rate of 2ms. My high priority code
then executes every 2ms. This code must not take more than about 1ms
on average, and NEVER the full 2ms. After the "fast" code executes, I re-enable
interrupts, check a "slow-code" flag, and if not set, set the flag and start executing
the slow code. This code can then be interrupted by the 2ms interrupt, so that
the fast code always executes. When the interrupt returns, the "slow-code" continuse
to execute. The slow code can take up multiple 2ms cycles as needed. When the
slow code returns, it disables interrupts and returns back to the "main" code, which
in my case is just used for background debugging and Built-in-test code.


> Hmm, I did some performance measurements on a polled timer for the
> lpc-newlib support.
> http://www.aeolusdevelopment.com/AppNotes/LPC210X/an-timerperformance.
> pdf
> 
> microsecond resolution, 12 microsecond minimum time, keeps track of
> time as long as it's polled at least once every few minutes.  The 12
> microsecond time is the overhead required to deal with various
> overflow, underflow and scalings so it's doing a fair amount of work. 
> I wouldn't expect even a fairly busy timer routine to take the two
> orders of magnitude longer that would be required to overflow a
> multi-millisecond timer.

As can hopefully be seen from my explanation above, I do not use
the timer interrupt to time thing per-se. I use it to implement a simple
shedular where I can garauntee that portions of my code WILL execute
every 2ms. I can then add debugging stuff, and user interfacing etc.
in the background without affecting my main application timing.
This approach has worked remarkably well on every CPU I have used except
the 8051.

Regards
  Anton Erasmus


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At 10:35 PM 3/1/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:

>On 1 Mar 2005 at 13:55, Robert Adsett wrote:
> > At 07:35 PM 3/1/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:

<snip>

> > >The idea is to set up a periodic interrupt of x milli-seconds. After
> > >the interrupt has been acknowledged, interrupts are enabled again. If
> > >an overrun occurs, the interrupt routine will be interrupted, and I
> > >can then detect this and take appropriate action as neccesary.
> >
> > You expect the timer interrupt to take multiple milliseconds?  That's
> > a pretty busy interrupt routine.  I'll take some measurements of the
> > SPI interrupt I'm working on if you'd like a time comparison.
>
>Yes, my main application actually runs in the timer interrupt.
>Typically I use a periodic interrupt rate of 2ms. My high priority code
>then executes every 2ms. This code must not take more than about 1ms
>on average, and NEVER the full 2ms. After the "fast" code executes, I 
>re-enable
>interrupts, check a "slow-code" flag, and if not set, set the flag and 
>start executing
>the slow code. This code can then be interrupted by the 2ms interrupt, so that
>the fast code always executes. When the interrupt returns, the "slow-code" 
>continuse
>to execute. The slow code can take up multiple 2ms cycles as needed. When the
>slow code returns, it disables interrupts and returns back to the "main" 
>code, which
>in my case is just used for background debugging and Built-in-test code.

OK, I understand now.  I would have done it as a single fast timer 
interrupt portion and put both the slow portion and the background portion 
in a state machine in non-interrupt mode.

A thought occurs to me inspired by the thread on SWI and VICSoftInt.  You 
could (depending on what other interrupts you may be using) restructure 
this in a cleaner way.

         - Move the timer interrupt to the FIQ
         - Put the slow portion in a standard interrupt vector controlled 
by the VIC (ie standard IRQ)
         - Leave the background task as is
         - Now when the FIQ fires it will preempt any IRQ (if running).
                 * in the FIQ perform the high priority task as before and 
then use VICSoftInt to trigger the IRQ based interrupt if the flag is set 
appropriately.
         - In the IRQ perform the low priority task with flag setting 
around it.

If you don't care about an immediate re-trigger of the low priority task 
you could eliminate the flag communication between the two interrupts.  If 
you do care a little attention would need to be paid to the potential for 
race conditions.  I did something similar to this on an ST10 when I needed 
to change the priority of an interrupt (to allow it to be interrupted) on 
the fly.

I think that would work.  It's been a while since I read up on VICSoftInt 
so it's a bit of a throw-away suggestion.

<snip>

Robert


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Look at TIMER.1 errata for the LPC2114 

http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat_download/erratasheets/21
14.pdf

I ASSUME the LPC2292 has the same problem.

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Anton Erasmus" <antone@s...> wrote:
> On 28 Feb 2005 at 16:04, Robert Adsett wrote:
> 
> > 
> > At 10:15 PM 2/28/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:
> 
> I am using the LPC2292, and there is no mention in the LPC2292 
errata
> regarding timer problems. 
> http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat/erratasheets/2292.pdf
> Can you maybe point me to the specific errata sheet that describes 
this ?
>

On 1 Mar 2005 at 16:44, Robert Adsett wrote:

> 
> At 10:35 PM 3/1/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:
> 
> >On 1 Mar 2005 at 13:55, Robert Adsett wrote:
> > > At 07:35 PM 3/1/05 +0200, Anton Erasmus wrote:
> 
> <snip>
> 
> > > >The idea is to set up a periodic interrupt of x milli-seconds.
> > > >After the interrupt has been acknowledged, interrupts are enabled
> > > >again. If an overrun occurs, the interrupt routine will be
> > > >interrupted, and I can then detect this and take appropriate
> > > >action as neccesary.
> > >
> > > You expect the timer interrupt to take multiple milliseconds? 
> > > That's a pretty busy interrupt routine.  I'll take some
> > > measurements of the SPI interrupt I'm working on if you'd like a
> > > time comparison.
> >
> >Yes, my main application actually runs in the timer interrupt.
> >Typically I use a periodic interrupt rate of 2ms. My high priority
> >code then executes every 2ms. This code must not take more than about
> >1ms on average, and NEVER the full 2ms. After the "fast" code
> >executes, I re-enable interrupts, check a "slow-code" flag, and if
> >not set, set the flag and start executing the slow code. This code
> >can then be interrupted by the 2ms interrupt, so that the fast code
> >always executes. When the interrupt returns, the "slow-code"
> >continuse to execute. The slow code can take up multiple 2ms cycles
> >as needed. When the slow code returns, it disables interrupts and
> >returns back to the "main" code, which in my case is just used for
> >background debugging and Built-in-test code.
> 
> OK, I understand now.  I would have done it as a single fast timer
> interrupt portion and put both the slow portion and the background
> portion in a state machine in non-interrupt mode.
> 
> A thought occurs to me inspired by the thread on SWI and VICSoftInt. 
> You could (depending on what other interrupts you may be using)
> restructure this in a cleaner way.
> 
>          - Move the timer interrupt to the FIQ
>          - Put the slow portion in a standard interrupt vector
>          controlled 
> by the VIC (ie standard IRQ)
>          - Leave the background task as is
>          - Now when the FIQ fires it will preempt any IRQ (if
>          running).
>                  * in the FIQ perform the high priority task as before
>                  and 
> then use VICSoftInt to trigger the IRQ based interrupt if the flag is
> set appropriately.
>          - In the IRQ perform the low priority task with flag setting
> around it.
> 
> If you don't care about an immediate re-trigger of the low priority
> task you could eliminate the flag communication between the two
> interrupts.  If you do care a little attention would need to be paid
> to the potential for race conditions.  I did something similar to this
> on an ST10 when I needed to change the priority of an interrupt (to
> allow it to be interrupted) on the fly.
> 
> I think that would work.  It's been a while since I read up on
> VICSoftInt so it's a bit of a throw-away suggestion.

I had thought about using a FAQ + IRQ. This should work fine for two levels.
The problem is that as soon as one needs more than 2 levels, one will  have to
use nested IRQs or FIQs. I have found this sort of multi-level interrupt structure the
easiest to implement on Motorola processors. They seem to put a lot of effort into their 
IRQ architecture. And so far the only app note I have found on nested interrupts on the
ARM, is for the Freescale ARM series of MCUs. Unfortunately so far I have been 
unable to find the code that goes with the app-note. I have found some documentation
about this from ARM, but it is for use with their compiler which currently provides much
better interrupt support in C than gcc. 

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I'm new in ARM7 world, and now I'd like to buy jtag compatible interface 
for debugging/programming issues. I saw that Amontec offers interesting 
tool: "Cameleon" that can work as Macraigor's Raven, but i need opinion 
from experienced users of ARM7 processors. Also I'm considering UJTAG 
from Keil? Please help me to make right choice, or maybe you can propose 
to me other JTAG. I want to use it with gnu tools, or IDE's that support 
GNU compilers/tools like Keil.
Best regards,
Blagoj

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Subject: [lpc2000] Amontec's Cameleon POD


> Hi to all,
> I'm new in ARM7 world, and now I'd like to buy jtag compatible interface
> for debugging/programming issues. I saw that Amontec offers interesting
> tool: "Cameleon" that can work as Macraigor's Raven, but i need opinion
> from experienced users of ARM7 processors. Also I'm considering UJTAG
> from Keil? Please help me to make right choice, or maybe you can propose
> to me other JTAG. I want to use it with gnu tools, or IDE's that support
> GNU compilers/tools like Keil.

My JTAG design in the Files area works fine as a Wiggler-alike, and will run 
faster than the real thing. I've got an Amontec Chameleon and that also 
works OK for me, emulating a Raven. I've only used them with the LPC2106.

FWIW, The Chameleon also worked OK as a Xilinx Parallel Cable III when I 
tried it with a Xilinx CPLD.

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Blagoj Kupev [mailto:bkupev@...] 
> Sent: 05 July 2005 10:29
> To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Amontec's Cameleon POD
> 
> Hi Heller,
> Do you think it is worth to spend money on Cameleon or i 
> should stay on wiggler?
> Regards,
> Blagoj
> 
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> Na 05.07.2005 12:15 Leon Heller rece:
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> >>Hi to all,
> >>I'm new in ARM7 world, and now I'd like to buy jtag 
> compatible interface
> >>for debugging/programming issues. I saw that Amontec offers 
> interesting
> >>tool: "Cameleon" that can work as Macraigor's Raven, but i 
> need opinion
> >>from experienced users of ARM7 processors. Also I'm 
> considering UJTAG
> >>from Keil? Please help me to make right choice, or maybe 
> you can propose
> >>to me other JTAG. I want to use it with gnu tools, or IDE's 
> that support
> >>GNU compilers/tools like Keil.
> >>    
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> >
> >My JTAG design in the Files area works fine as a 
> Wiggler-alike, and will run 
> >faster than the real thing. I've got an Amontec Chameleon 
> and that also 
> >works OK for me, emulating a Raven. I've only used them with 
> the LPC2106.
> >
> >FWIW, The Chameleon also worked OK as a Xilinx Parallel 
> Cable III when I 
> >tried it with a Xilinx CPLD.
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> >Leon 
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Do you think it is worth to spend money on Cameleon or i should stay on 
wiggler?
Regards,
Blagoj


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>Subject: [lpc2000] Amontec's Cameleon POD
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>>Hi to all,
>>I'm new in ARM7 world, and now I'd like to buy jtag compatible interface
>>for debugging/programming issues. I saw that Amontec offers interesting
>>tool: "Cameleon" that can work as Macraigor's Raven, but i need opinion
>>from experienced users of ARM7 processors. Also I'm considering UJTAG
>>from Keil? Please help me to make right choice, or maybe you can propose
>>to me other JTAG. I want to use it with gnu tools, or IDE's that support
>>GNU compilers/tools like Keil.
>>    
>>
>
>My JTAG design in the Files area works fine as a Wiggler-alike, and will run 
>faster than the real thing. I've got an Amontec Chameleon and that also 
>works OK for me, emulating a Raven. I've only used them with the LPC2106.
>
>FWIW, The Chameleon also worked OK as a Xilinx Parallel Cable III when I 
>tried it with a Xilinx CPLD.
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> Hi Heller,
> Do you think it is worth to spend money on Cameleon or i should stay on
> wiggler?
> Regards,

If the Wiggler is fast enough for you and you don't need to use other 
devices like FPGAs, there isn't much point in changing.

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> Buy the Bulgarian Special...  You just can't go wrong at the price.  :-)

You do need to link pins 8 and 15 at the DB-25 connector, for it to work 
with the current MacRaigor software. I don't think that Olimex have got 
round to modifying it yet.

It's fine with the Rowley tools, of course.

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As long as you use an older version of the macraigor tools (see my site 
below) you don't need the hardware mod:

ftp://stimpy.nuked.org/rod/arm/macraigor/

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> Subject: RE: [lpc2000] Amontec's Cameleon POD
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>> Buy the Bulgarian Special...  You just can't go wrong at the price.  :-)
>
> You do need to link pins 8 and 15 at the DB-25 connector, for it to work
> with the current MacRaigor software. I don't think that Olimex have got
> round to modifying it yet.
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thanks Paul ;)
 
> You do need to link pins 8 and 15 at the DB-25 connector, for it to 
work 
> with the current MacRaigor software. I don't think that Olimex have 
got 
> round to modifying it yet.

Leon, you are wrong, all our ARM-JTAGs shipped after January this 
year have the 8-15 mod 

Best regards
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> > You do need to link pins 8 and 15 at the DB-25 connector, for it to 
> work 
> > with the current MacRaigor software. I don't think that Olimex have 
> got 
> > round to modifying it yet.
> 
> Leon, you are wrong, all our ARM-JTAGs shipped after January this 
> year have the 8-15 mod 

It depends ... I bought one in april that wasn't modified. I bought it
through demotech in Denmark.

/Søren

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A while ago a virtual com port driver was uploaded. I have been 
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driver on USB MCU that does not require any driver installation
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> driver on USB MCU that does not require any driver installation
> on windows? I would like the virtual com port to behave like mass
> storage and keyboard/mouse devices, when they are plugged in they
> are immediately available. Why do these work without host drivers
> while all virtual com ports I see require special drivers?

Yes.  USB CDC 1.1 ACM Serial Emulation.

I implemented this as one of my design requirements is to support Win32, Mac
OS X, and Linux.  USB CDC ACM will work without a "driver" for all three.
Plugging into a Win32 machine requires a .inf file, no driver, Apple does
not, it simply works.  On Windows the driver will maintain the same port
assignment when moving between USB ports.  The Mac OS X is the most
conforming to the actual spec.  I posted the CDC implementation requirements
on the Apple USB list.  I will be testing on Linux sometime this week.
 
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possibly Linux.

 
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