-----Original Message-----
From: Sandeep T. Bakshi [mailto:bakshi_sandeep@...]
Sent: 27 February 2004 15:31
To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [lpc2000] New LPC2214 114 Pin Adapter on EVBA7 Help
Hi Hugh,
will it be possible to you to send me the schematic diagram for
evalution board of LPC2114 ?
Sandeep
The Netherlands
Hugh O'Keeffe <hugh.okeeffe@...> wrote:
Hi Rick,
1. No jumper settings are needed for the adapter (your mail seems to
imply that it is working anyway).
2. The 2214 has 16KB RAM, hence, ensure you select this when flash
programming i.e. use the PFARM\FLASH\INTERNAL\PHI_LPC\16KRAM\PHI_LPC.CSO
flash utility.
3. FlashLPC (our equivalent of Philips ISP programmer) doesn't have
LPC2214 listed yet, however, select LPC2294 (which has 256KB flash) and
this should work.
4. We are working on v113 which will be available early next month. We
will support the following devices directly (i.e. they will be named in
the FlashLPC menu):
* LPC2114 128KB flash/16 KB RAM
* LPC2119 128KB flash/16 KB RAM
* LPC2124 256KB flash/16 KB RAM
* LPC2129 256KB flash/16 KB RAM
* LPC2194 256KB flash/16 KB RAM
* LPC2212 128KB flash/16 KB RAM
* LPC2214 256KB flash/16 KB RAM
* LPC2292 256KB flash/16 KB RAM
* LPC2294 128KB flash/16 KB RAM
In addition, we will have support for the new Code Protection feature.
5. Contact me directly if you have more support questions.
Hugh @ http://www.ashling.com/support/lpc2100/
-----Original Message-----
From: helicopterproject2003 [mailto:helicopterproject2003@...]
Sent: 27 February 2004 14:41
To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [lpc2000] New LPC2214 114 Pin Adapter on EVBA7 Help
I have been using the Ashling EVBA7 board with the soldered on
LPC2106 and using the Ashling GNU development tools with their
excellent debugger Pathfinder.
After developing with this combination for several months I have run
into a memory problem. So I requested and have now received several
LPC2214 chips and a 144 Pin adapter for the EVBA7. I also ordered
and received a new EVBA7 development kit this week which contains
the latest version of the Ashling development software version 1.12.
While the Ashling web site infers this version of the development
software supports the new LPC22xx chips it seems to be missing some
stuff.
I have removed the soldered LPC2106 from the EVBA7 and installed the
144 Pin adapter. The Philips ISP utility will see the new LPC2214
perfectly and Pathfinder will load and run but I can't flash or even
check the device status in the Pathfinder flash utility. I reviewed
the source for the flash utility and it does not seem to have any
support for the LPC2214.
I also did not receive any instructions at all on the proper
installation and use of the 144 pin adapter so I am only guessing on
the proper jumper settings.
Does anyone have instructions and/or more recently updated that
supports the 144 pin adapter and the LPC2214 using Pathfinder?
Thanks
Rick
Sandeep,
The Nehterlands
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