Lpc2000

Hello to everybody 
I am using IAP to program the FLASH memory ,to store permanently some 
data, as I have not included EEPROM in my target board.So my 
application itself is programming the FLASH to recall some data
during next power ON. 
I am using the assembler-code which I found in the user manual 
LPC901..... It runs very well in my software-simulator in Keils 
µVision3. When I am using Keils EPM900-Emulatorboard it also runs 
good. When I use it on Chip, I always read different numbers from the 
same address. 
H E L P me please. Is here anybody who can help me, to program some 
code, which runs on chip and in the emulator? 
How about this: Write #89H into code:0801H -- than read from 0801H
and store in ACC 
It would be nice to hear from anybody Best Regards Frank

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "frankausloehne" <frank@f...> wrote:
> 
> Hello to everybody 
> I am using IAP to program the FLASH memory ,to store permanently some 
> data, as I have not included EEPROM in my target board.So my 
> application itself is programming the FLASH to recall some data
> during next power ON. 
> I am using the assembler-code which I found in the user manual 
> LPC901..... It runs very well in my software-simulator in Keils 
> µVision3. When I am using Keils EPM900-Emulatorboard it also runs 
> good. When I use it on Chip, I always read different numbers from the 
> same address. 
> H E L P me please. Is here anybody who can help me, to program some 
> code, which runs on chip and in the emulator? 
> How about this: Write #89H into code:0801H -- than read from 0801H
> and store in ACC 
> It would be nice to hear from anybody Best Regards Frank

You can only effectively program 512byte chunks at a time on 512byte 
boundaries.

If you want to only update a few bytes at a time you're progbably going 
to have to read in the page, erase it and rewrite the modified page.

The IAP routines work fine for me.

Hi Frank and Charles,

there seems to be a little mix up here: 
Frank you are talking about LPC900 and yes you can program byte by
byte and use the program memory very easy as EEPROM.
Charles, I guess you are talking about the LPC2000 flash devices where
byte programming as EEPROM replacement can only be done in larger
chunks as discussed before in this group. 

Frank, you asked your question in the correct group LPC900_users as
well, this group is for the LPC2000 devices and EEPROM is very
different than on the LPC900, that's where the confusion comes from.

hth, Bob

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "embeddedjanitor" <manningc2@a...> wrote:

> 
> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "frankausloehne" <frank@f...> wrote:
> > 
> > Hello to everybody 
> > I am using IAP to program the FLASH memory ,to store permanently some 
> > data, as I have not included EEPROM in my target board.So my 
> > application itself is programming the FLASH to recall some data
> > during next power ON. 
> > I am using the assembler-code which I found in the user manual 
> > LPC901..... It runs very well in my software-simulator in Keils 
> > µVision3. When I am using Keils EPM900-Emulatorboard it also runs 
> > good. When I use it on Chip, I always read different numbers from the 
> > same address. 
> > H E L P me please. Is here anybody who can help me, to program some 
> > code, which runs on chip and in the emulator? 
> > How about this: Write #89H into code:0801H -- than read from 0801H
> > and store in ACC 
> > It would be nice to hear from anybody Best Regards Frank
> 
> You can only effectively program 512byte chunks at a time on 512byte 
> boundaries.
> 
> If you want to only update a few bytes at a time you're progbably going 
> to have to read in the page, erase it and rewrite the modified page.
> 
> The IAP routines work fine for me.

Hi Bob and Charles, 

sorry for starting this mess in the wrong group. At least I have 
learned more about the LPC2000 flash devices. But I have still the 
problem with my LPC901. 
Thanks to everybody     Best Regards   Frank

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "lpc2100_fan" <lpc2100_fan@y...> 
wrote:
> 
> Hi Frank and Charles,
> 
> there seems to be a little mix up here: 
> Frank you are talking about LPC900 and yes you can program byte by
> byte and use the program memory very easy as EEPROM.
> Charles, I guess you are talking about the LPC2000 flash devices 
where
> byte programming as EEPROM replacement can only be done in larger
> chunks as discussed before in this group. 
> 
> Frank, you asked your question in the correct group LPC900_users as
> well, this group is for the LPC2000 devices and EEPROM is very
> different than on the LPC900, that's where the confusion comes 
from.
> 
> hth, Bob
> 
> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "embeddedjanitor" <manningc2@a...> 
wrote:
> > 
> > --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "frankausloehne" <frank@f...> 
wrote:
> > > 
> > > Hello to everybody 
> > > I am using IAP to program the FLASH memory ,to store 
permanently some 
> > > data, as I have not included EEPROM in my target board.So my 
> > > application itself is programming the FLASH to recall some data
> > > during next power ON. 
> > > I am using the assembler-code which I found in the user manual 
> > > LPC901..... It runs very well in my software-simulator in 
Keils 
> > > µVision3. When I am using Keils EPM900-Emulatorboard it also 
runs 
> > > good. When I use it on Chip, I always read different numbers 
from the 
> > > same address. 
> > > H E L P me please. Is here anybody who can help me, to program 
some 
> > > code, which runs on chip and in the emulator? 
> > > How about this: Write #89H into code:0801H -- than read from 
0801H
> > > and store in ACC 
> > > It would be nice to hear from anybody Best Regards Frank
> > 
> > You can only effectively program 512byte chunks at a time on 
512byte 
> > boundaries.
> > 
> > If you want to only update a few bytes at a time you're 
progbably going 
> > to have to read in the page, erase it and rewrite the modified 
page.
> > 
> > The IAP routines work fine for me.