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LPC954 info - Fausto Marzoli - Nov 12 5:20:19 2007
Hi all!
I need to know the MFGID, ID1 and ID2 for the new LPC954 device.
I suppose that MFGID = 15H and ID1 = DDH, but ID2?
Is there an updated ICP_LPC9xx_v27.pdf (P89LPC900 In-Circuit Programming
Specifications) available?
On the user manual I read that the P89LPC952/954 program memory consists 1 kB
sectors. This is true for LPC952 (8K total flash), but the only other LPC900
device with 16K flash (LPC936) has 2K sectors; the LPC954 has 16K total
flash: is it correct that its sectors are 1K sectors, or they are 2K sectors
as in LPC936?
Anyone can help?
Thank you,
Fausto
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I need to know the MFGID, ID1 and ID2 for the new LPC954 device.
I suppose that MFGID = 15H and ID1 = DDH, but ID2?
Is there an updated ICP_LPC9xx_v27.pdf (P89LPC900 In-Circuit Programming
Specifications) available?
On the user manual I read that the P89LPC952/954 program memory consists 1 kB
sectors. This is true for LPC952 (8K total flash), but the only other LPC900
device with 16K flash (LPC936) has 2K sectors; the LPC954 has 16K total
flash: is it correct that its sectors are 1K sectors, or they are 2K sectors
as in LPC936?
Anyone can help?
Thank you,
Fausto
--
Fausto Marzoli - 8052.it - http://www.8052.it/
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RE: LPC954 info - Finn Li - Nov 13 21:39:21 2007
For LPC954, the MFGID = 15H, ID1 = DDH and ID2 = 7AH.
And sector size for LPC954 is 1K.
Good Luck.
Finn
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From: f...@8052.it
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:43:24 +0100
Subject: [lpc900_users] LPC954 info
Hi all!
I need to know the MFGID, ID1 and ID2 for the new LPC954 device.
I suppose that MFGID = 15H and ID1 = DDH, but ID2?
Is there an updated ICP_LPC9xx_v27.pdf (P89LPC900 In-Circuit Programming
Specifications) available?
On the user manual I read that the P89LPC952/954 program memory consists 1 kB
sectors. This is true for LPC952 (8K total flash), but the only other LPC900
device with 16K flash (LPC936) has 2K sectors; the LPC954 has 16K total
flash: is it correct that its sectors are 1K sectors, or they are 2K sectors
as in LPC936?
Anyone can help?
Thank you,
Fausto
--
Fausto Marzoli - 8052.it - http://www.8052.it/
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And sector size for LPC954 is 1K.
Good Luck.
Finn
To: l...@yahoogroups.com
From: f...@8052.it
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:43:24 +0100
Subject: [lpc900_users] LPC954 info
Hi all!
I need to know the MFGID, ID1 and ID2 for the new LPC954 device.
I suppose that MFGID = 15H and ID1 = DDH, but ID2?
Is there an updated ICP_LPC9xx_v27.pdf (P89LPC900 In-Circuit Programming
Specifications) available?
On the user manual I read that the P89LPC952/954 program memory consists 1 kB
sectors. This is true for LPC952 (8K total flash), but the only other LPC900
device with 16K flash (LPC936) has 2K sectors; the LPC954 has 16K total
flash: is it correct that its sectors are 1K sectors, or they are 2K sectors
as in LPC936?
Anyone can help?
Thank you,
Fausto
--
Fausto Marzoli - 8052.it - http://www.8052.it/
_________________________________________________________________
Peek-a-boo FREE Tricks & Treats for You!
http://www.reallivemoms.com?ocid=TXT_TAGHM&loc=us
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