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lpc2148 USB host ???

lpc2148 USB host ???

2006-05-23 by ricardo_silva_marinheiro

Hello everybody!

  I'm trying to build a USB host in Windows2000, and later build
grafic interface over it, to the lpc2148 but i cant find C header
files neither their DLLs to use windows HID SYSs files, could anyone
tell me where to find C/C++ libraries and DLLs to use in windows?
Other ideas are wellcome to.

 Thanks  to those how give some attention to my S.O.S. :)

Re: [lpc2000] lpc2148 USB host ???

2006-05-23 by 42Bastian Schick

ricardo_silva_marinheiro schrieb:

> files neither their DLLs to use windows HID SYSs files, could anyone
> tell me where to find C/C++ libraries and DLLs to use in windows?
> Other ideas are wellcome to.

I suspect a windows (driver) SDK should be the place to find these.
-- 
42Bastian

Re: lpc2148 USB host ???

2006-05-23 by Gus

shouldn't you be using DDK instead of SDK? Driver implementation is 
quite different from software development.

Gus

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> 42Bastian
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Re: [lpc2000] Re: lpc2148 USB host ???

2006-05-23 by mgray@ess-us.com

Here is a good reference on writing USB drivers for Windows as well as a 
number of embedded processors.  They have good examples on wrapping the 
Win32 API in the user space with .NET managed code.

http://www.lvr.com/
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Reg: SPI timing

2006-05-23 by sriram karunagaran

Hello All,

I'm trying to connect LPC2148 with another chip with SPI interface. I have gone through the data sheet as well as the manual, but didn't find any timing related to hold time, setup time and max freq for SPI interface. Also, I would like to know when LPC is master, how the SPI clock is getting generated and how can I control the frequency of the SPI clock.

Regards,
Sriram.K

		
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Re: [lpc2000] lpc2148 USB host ???

2006-05-23 by philipp1024@web.de

have a look at LibUsb-Win32:
http://libusb-win32.sourceforge.net/

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Hello everybody!
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>   I'm trying to build a USB host in Windows2000, and later build
> grafic interface over it, to the lpc2148 but i cant find C header
> files neither their DLLs to use windows HID SYSs files, could anyone
> tell me where to find C/C++ libraries and DLLs to use in windows?
> Other ideas are wellcome to.
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Re: Reg: SPI timing

2006-05-23 by rtstofer

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, sriram karunagaran <karun_sriram@...>
wrote:
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> Hello All,
> 
> I'm trying to connect LPC2148 with another chip with SPI interface.
I have gone through the data sheet as well as the manual, but didn't
find any timing related to hold time, setup time and max freq for SPI
interface.

A lot of this is handled by the settings of CPHA and CPOL - see
section 12.4.1 of the User Manual and the timing diagrams in section
12.2.2.

The Datasheet doesn't give any specific timing information.  So, send
a continuous stream of bytes and check it with a scope.

> Also, I would like to know when LPC is master, how the SPI clock is
getting generated and how can I control the frequency of the SPI clock.

See section 12.4.4 of the User Manual


Richard

Re: [lpc2000] Re: lpc2148 USB host ???

2006-05-24 by 42Bastian Schick

Gus schrieb:
> shouldn't you be using DDK instead of SDK? Driver implementation is 

That's what I meant with "(driver)" :-),I just forgot the 3letter word.
-- 
42Bastian

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