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Hi Mark,
I agree with Pauls comments and feel that you have protected the
configuration values with the config protection bits in the BOOTSTAT
register.
These are both active high ('1' is enabled) and their functionality
is:
BootStat.7 DCCP - Disable Clear Config Protection
BootStat.6 CWP - Config Write Protect
You can use the CWP bit to protect the config area from inadvertant
writes.
However, there is a gotchya that you need to be aware of.
If you have also set DCCP then the CCP command will only be sucessful
in the ICP and parallel programming (if the device supports it) mode.
So, what value have you got in BootStat?
Phoebe
--- In lpc900_users@lpc9..., "paul_seerden"
<paul_seerden@y...> wrote:
>
> Hello Mark,
>
> Before writing the UCFG1 register you have to give the CCP Clear
> Configuration Protection command (see example below).
>
> shift_out(WR_FMCON); // write to FMCON
> shift_out(CCP); // write clear config protection
> shift_out(WR_FMDATA); // write FMDATA command
> shift_out(CLR_CCP_KEY); // write command
> do // loop while status is busy
> {
> shift_out(RD_FMCON); // read FMCON command
> read_data = shift_in(); // shift in data from FMCON
> }
> while(read_data & 0x80); // check for done status MSB
>
> Regards,
> Paul
>
>
> --- In lpc900_users@lpc9..., "markvanelst"
<markvanelst@y...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am writing a bootloader for the P89LPC922. I use IAP lite to
write
> > to the program memory and this works fine. I want to reprogram
UCFG1
> > (RPE) before updating the firmware to prevent unwanted reset
> requests
> > during updating. How can I program UCFG1 with IAP?
> > I tried the IAP sources on www.esacademy.com, but they don't seem
to
> > work :(
> > Can you help me with the esacademy sources or do you have another
> > solution? Thanks in advance for your help
> >
> > Kind regards,
> > Mark
> >
>