Lpc2000

Has anyone gotten an IrDA stack to work on an LPC2000 chip?
ACTiSYS and Avago make some $$$ IrDA protocol stacks, and Linux has a 
not easily retargetable stack.  Any other free or not too expensive 
stacks usable on LPC2000?

Karl Olsen

On 9 Jan 2006 at 11:27, Karl Olsen wrote:

> Has anyone gotten an IrDA stack to work on an LPC2000 chip?
> ACTiSYS and Avago make some $$$ IrDA protocol stacks, and Linux has a
> not easily retargetable stack.  Any other free or not too expensive
> stacks usable on LPC2000?

How about using one of the Microchip MCP21XX devices. These are UART to IrDA 
converters that includes a complete IrDA stack in the device. The MCP2150 cost
around US$5 in single quantities.

Regards
  Anton Erasmus-- 
A J Erasmus

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Anton Erasmus" <antone@s...> wrote:
>
> On 9 Jan 2006 at 11:27, Karl Olsen wrote:
> 
>> Has anyone gotten an IrDA stack to work on an LPC2000 chip?
>> ACTiSYS and Avago make some $$$ IrDA protocol stacks, and Linux has a
>> not easily retargetable stack.  Any other free or not too expensive
>> stacks usable on LPC2000?
> 
> How about using one of the Microchip MCP21XX devices. These are UART 
> to IrDA converters that includes a complete IrDA stack in the device. 
> The MCP2150 cost around US$5 in single quantities.

This indeed looks very nice, I think I'll use that.  Thanks.

Karl Olsen