frantas@gmail.com wrote:> Peter Jakacki escreveu: > >> frantas@gmail.com wrote: >>> The latest LPC2138/01 do have fast GPIO. See the latest datasheet at >>> http://www.standardics.nxp.com/products/lpc2000/pdf/lpc2131.lpc2132.lpc2134.lpc2136.lpc2138.pdf >> Philips said that they would eventually upgrade the GPIO on the 2138. If >> the datasheet has just been updated then do you think that the chip that >> was produced 3 months ago or sitting on the distributors shelves will be >> upgraded as well? > > I didn't say that, not even implied.This was taking into account the OP who may misread your reply and still think that his 2138 should have fast I/O. Tacking a suffix onto a part will not draw attention to the fact that it is a different part you are talking about unless you emphasize that, especially as it is so new.>> The fast GPIO parts are denoted by the /01 suffix. > > Yes, you can see it in my post.Only in retrospect.> As you said ' yes, the setting is called "LPC2148"', I thought maybe > you were not aware of the new parts.Truth be known I was not aware that Philips/NXP had released them yet. I notice that my last weekly "Philips Semiconductor News" was received last month. I am sure they would have announced this /01 part in the weekly bulletin but maybe with all the brand name changes this e-feature is still being updated. Thank-you for bring the /01 to my attention. *Peter*
ARM FAST GPIO PROBLEM
Started by ●September 22, 2006
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