Lpc2000

We have used Keil Uv2 (assemblers & C) and Ceibo emulators & 
programmers for the 87C554 family of chips for years.  The 87C is 
great but it is becoming an antique.  We are migrating to the LPC2114 
and have purchased the Keil Ulink and MCB2100 to ramp up.  Keil does 
not seem to have much sample code to work with the MCB2100 for 
starters.  Are there any web sites with code, flash programming 
examples, UART, Hello world.... examples so the learning curve isn't 
quite so steep?

Thanks, Peter

----- Original Message ----- 

From: "petermccormick1" <peter@...>
To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 11:26 PM
Subject: [lpc2000] MCB2100 LPC2114 starter code


> We have used Keil Uv2 (assemblers & C) and Ceibo emulators & 
> programmers for the 87C554 family of chips for years.  The 87C is 
> great but it is becoming an antique.  We are migrating to the LPC2114 
> and have purchased the Keil Ulink and MCB2100 to ramp up.  Keil does 
> not seem to have much sample code to work with the MCB2100 for 
> starters.  Are there any web sites with code, flash programming 
> examples, UART, Hello world.... examples so the learning curve isn't 
> quite so steep?

You'll find some stuff like that in the group's Files area.

Leon
--
Leon Heller, G1HSM
Email: aqzf13@...
My low-cost Philips LPC210x ARM development system:
http://www.geocities.com/leon_heller/lpc2104.html

petermccormick1 wrote:
> We have used Keil Uv2 (assemblers & C) and Ceibo emulators & 
> programmers for the 87C554 family of chips for years.  The 87C is 
> great but it is becoming an antique.  We are migrating to the LPC2114 
> and have purchased the Keil Ulink and MCB2100 to ramp up.  Keil does 
> not seem to have much sample code to work with the MCB2100 for 
> starters.  Are there any web sites with code, flash programming 
> examples, UART, Hello world.... examples so the learning curve isn't 
> quite so steep?

The MCB2100 stuff does come with an example, called Blinky. There's two 
versions - one that reads from the ADC to flash the LEDs at a rate 
controlled by the analogue in, which outputs to UART1 the current ADC 
reading at regular intervals, and another that doesn't do this but 
instead uses a timer interrupt.

The timer version is at:

http://www.keil.com/download/docs/lpc2100_blinky.zip.asp

The ADC version was on the installation disk somewhere... look for a 
directory called Examples under c:\keil

> 
> Thanks, Peter
> 

ABS