LPC900
Find help, specifications and source code for the LPC900. The LPC900 challenges Microchip and AVR based on the worlds most popular 8-bit architecture the 80C51. With a 2-clock core the LPC900 series is a high performance, very flexible and low cost 8-bit microcontroller family. Designers using or interested in these devices are encouraged to share their know-how and ask questions.
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golf5gt9375 - Sep 24 2009
Hello,
I read more about IAP mode programmation and my problem is what pins must be connected to use this mode and if necessary to use a bord device programmer or no?
Thanks for ... 
golf5gt9375 - Sep 24 2009
I like to write code that I can use to update the program in flash memory.
If any one have idea in : how to make the microcontroller in programmation mode by soft?(if possible!)an... 
akkisan9999 - Sep 16 2009
Although there's not much activity here, the file area
had it all...
Now, I have some LPC900 entertainment for you:
Just for the fun of it: NXT2NXP
I won't further commen... 
lpc900 - Sep 1 2009
Hi,
just deleted the last message from eng_hossam123 and also excluded him from lpc900_users.
Although there are not too many posts these days, we definitely don't need spam in... 
simonqian - Jul 5 2009
Is there any License limitation?
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Martin Honeywill - Jun 20 2009
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Alvin Schmitt - May 27 2009
Hi - Does anyone know of a debugger monitor for the LPC93x chips? Thanks. Alvin...
APSTRON LLC
P.O. Box 10336
Blacksburg VA 24062-0336
www.blacksburg.net/~schmitta
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Alvin Schmitt - May 15 2009
Hi - I am using the LPCPRO programmer. It worked fine before with the P89LPC932A1FA. Now it is telling me it can't read the chip's Device ID (00 00 00). I am using new MCUs and ha... 
SR - Apr 29 2009
Hi
I am using LPC938, I am trying to get the UART's baudrate to 9600 but nothing seems to work..I the following code and all I see on hyperterm is just various ASCII characters... 
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