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simonb65 - Oct 7 2008
Hi Ken,
Thanks for the idea. I'll give it a whirl !
I looked at using the IAP to get the bootloader version (thinking
that only the newer parts would have the later bootlo... 
ostehaps01 - Oct 3 2008
Hi
Im about to implement a bootloader for my LPS2103 device. The
firmware is send with RS232 communication.
I have thought of this implementation.
1. On request (via the... 
HM2 - Oct 1 2008
> > How about answering this question. Assume you're running your code in RAM
> > at 72MHz with the MAM fully enabled on the LPC2378 (which avoids nasty
> > MAM/Flash bugs) an... 
tape...@hotmail.com - Sep 26 2008
Hello,
I also have to store variables in Flash, but it's because I ran out of RAM memory. I have one variable which is a struct and already occupies 16 Kb. So, I have a lot of f... 
zhli...@yahoo.com - Sep 13 2008
I only read from it most of the time. I'm just not sure how to use IAP to write stuff to flash and read from it. I suppose to write functions in RAM space? what other ways to are t... 
Mike Harrison - Aug 31 2008
> > Although they are working on support for the LPC series, they are being
> > severely hampered by poor
> > documentation and slow responses from NXP's tech dept..
> > Ha... 
good...@acanac.net - Aug 28 2008
Hi,
I am experiencing troubles with iap fucntions for the LPC2138.
The code executes correctly with no error status and the bootversion
and Chip ID codes it returns are ... 
boia3333 - Aug 25 2008
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to use IAP to store a data buffer in flash (i.e. at sector
14 of my LPC2468).
I successfully did it using IAR IDE v. 5.20 and locating a simple code... 
Baldur Gislason - Aug 11 2008
I'm developing code on LPC23xx, previously on LPC2378 which I then
swapped out for an LPC2387 (Nice that the MCB2300 has pads for both
packages)
I recently started playing with ... 
mjames_doveridge - Aug 6 2008
--- In l...@yahoogroups.com, "franco.dalpero"
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> Hi at all
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> I must update the firmware in microprocessor LPC23xx use the CAN
> bus,not use the traditional... 
kermitvi2 - Aug 4 2008
Hello,
I am just starting work on an LPC2468 based board and wanted to know
how I could best develop for a future flashless design.
I want to use the 2460 when I go to my e... 
Mike Harrison - Aug 1 2008
On Fri, 01 Aug 2008 15:03:17 -0000, you wrote:
> My firmware have to run on different types of LPC2000 mcu (an LPC2388
> and an LPC2378 as example).
> Is there a flash locatio... 
Ghislain Djanang Tchami - Jul 30 2008
Hi,
Programming the LPC2103 the IAP command to write data into flash do
not work after the command to prepare the sectors. The programming
function is running from RAM during ... 
rtstofer - Jul 24 2008
--- In l...@yahoogroups.com, "malzki7480" wrote:
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> Hi,
> I am a newbie in hardware programming.
> I have a project that requires firmware update of a device that uses ... 
thonguyen02 - Jul 18 2008
I check the flash image and see that on window PC, when copy the
firmware.bin it writes image to address 0x2000, that is the location
where bootloader jump to user application.
... 
santforjob - Jul 18 2008
I'M RUNNING THE IAPs FROM RAM ITSELF AND REPLACING THE CODE ALREADY
PRESENT AT 00 LOCATION IN FLASH BY THE CODE RESIDING IN RAM. PROBLEM IS
THAT THE CODE GOT REPLACED BUT NEW C... 
suha...@honeywell.com - Jul 18 2008
All,
I am using LPC 2148 in one of my project.
I want to store some data values in the internal flash at Run time.I need to read these data values from the flash at the power o... 
Baldur Gislason - Jul 13 2008
I've been developing for the LPC2300 series since initial release of
those chips. Now I decided to add IAP to my application but it's not
behaving very well.
void ToFLASH(void... 
sunnyloves1983 - Jul 10 2008
Hi all!
I wrote a IAP program .Before operating the FLASH i disable all the
interrupts,but when i reable the intertupts after finishing the IAP,i
found that the program dea... 
sunnyloves1983 - Jul 2 2008
--- In l...@yahoogroups.com, "Glazar, Bostjan"
wrote:
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> From the MAP file of your compiler it can easily be seen where
certain parts of the code, constants and data re... 
Embedded Techie - Jun 30 2008
Hello,
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The IAP routine returns erroneous value (non-zero) when the IAP ZI/RW secti=
on of the application is mapped to external memory. But i read an article w=
hich says I... 
mayotte_d - Jun 25 2008
I would like to write my own iap program loader routine that I would
like to be in one of the first small (4k) sectors of the flash in a
lpc2146. Using the Rowley compiler, how d... 
c.pa...@acevin.com - Jun 24 2008
hi,
In my application i am using LPc 2378,I am using IAP programming in that CPU clock frequency is 12MHz in that my application is execute properly.But I need to increase my CPU... 
sunnyloves1983 - Jun 16 2008
Hi All!
I have saved the data in FLASH by means of IAP on the LPC24XX board,but
how to read those data what i saved ?
THanks in advanced.
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sunnyloves1983 - Jun 13 2008
Hi All!
I just made 2 demo projects, one IAP application with arm/thumb
interworking in ADS complier setting,and a normal application
without /thumb interworking method.They ... 
yaqu...@yahoo.com - Jun 7 2008
Thanks Herbert and mike for your response and support. Maybe It's not so quick achievable as I was thinking it is But I think is possible. I have some experience with microcontro... 
"Tek...@libero.it" - Jun 5 2008
Yes this is the reason, Flash is not like a EEPROM you've to work with sector then:
1. read the sector in a sized buffer
2. change the buffer into the byte you need
3. erase ... 
"Tek...@libero.it" - Jun 5 2008
Dear niksaorlic,
sorry for this late reply, happy that my work was useful for you!!
About the mentioned trouble may be there is some error into the Flash strin=
g writing routin... 
"da.simons" - Jun 3 2008
Is it possible to use IAP function to program the flash with a image
stored on SD/MMC card?
Darren
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Herbert Demmel - Jun 1 2008
Hi,
basically it *is* possible to do what you want, but it's not that
easy as you might think. As you want to have the possibilty to
exchange the *complete* flash data (that... 
yaque valera - May 31 2008
Hi everybody, my name's Yaque, I'm working in a project with microcontrollers of family LPC2000. Basically I have 100 electronic terminals, each one is controlled by a microcont... 
btiger2000 - May 20 2008
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Markus Zingg - May 20 2008
Hi group
What's the minimum requiered steps to write to the same flash memory
area multiple times using IAP?
After reading the user manual (LPC2378) I'm not sure if I have ... 
Mike Harrison - May 16 2008
Just tracked down another issue with "reinvoke ISP" that I just wasted another few hours finding,
further to my post below a while ago.....
This is on LPC2136/01 but probably ap... 
Kürşad Göl - May 14 2008
Hi all,
How can I load the RTC time and data values at standing on 0xE002 4020 - 0xE002 403C addresses on LPC2378 to battery powered RAM side at standing on 0xE008 4000. H... 
titi_toon - May 13 2008
Hello,
I am using GCC on a LPC2138. Did someone manage to have the IAP work
with GCC ?
Thank you very much.
Jerome
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rf_equip - May 3 2008
How do you define a .text and .rodata for a c module in Crossworks?
How do you add these sections to the flash_placement.xml file? I am
trying to make a IAP boot loader code ... 
Danish Ali - May 1 2008
I see three points to have vectors in RAM:
1) RAM is faster than FLASH (specifically for random
access). The MAM cannot help since it does not expect
the vector access. This pro... 
Valentino Rossi - Apr 24 2008
Does anyone know how to change the cstack pointer (R13) using the IAR EWAVR C-compiler (no assembler).
I am using the NXP LPC2368.
This is required to get the IAP reinvoke is... 
Paul Curtis - Apr 21 2008
Michael,
You need to reserve some space to store data by editing the memory map--or
just don't use part of memory. To write to that memory you call the libmem
functions, afte... 
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