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Author Rajkiran Dundaraddi
Posted 24-Mar-2007 11:59 GMT
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 p89LPC952 programming circuit
Rajkiran Dundaraddi
Hi,
I am designing 8051 trainer board using P89LPC952(from Philips).
Can you provide me the "Programming circuitary" required to program
the built-in FLASH using ISP(In-System Programming).
Thank You
Rajkiran
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Author erik malund
Posted 24-Mar-2007 14:13 GMT
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 RE: p89LPC952 programming circuit
erik malund
I am designing Can you provide me the "Programming
circuitary"
What are you actually doing? getting somebody to give it to you is
hardly 'designing'.
The Keil MCB900 should give you the basics. For the details you
will have do do some - dare I say it - work
Erik
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Author erik malund
Posted 24-Mar-2007 14:16 GMT
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erik malund
glad you informed me - I did not know that the LPC952 was a 251
core :(
\Erik
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Author Rajkiran Dundaraddi
Posted 24-Mar-2007 14:39 GMT
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 RE: p89LPC952 programming circuit
Rajkiran Dundaraddi
Dear Erik,
First of all Thanks for the reply.
It's not that i havn't done or not doing anything & i am
asking the ready made stuff.....
I have gone through many microcontrollers within 8051 family....
Like if its 89C51/52 series those simply require /PSEN line need to
LOW to Program through ISP.
Similarly LP89LPC952, to get into the ISP there has to be some
conditions. I my view once the controller is reset, it goes reset
location & start executing the program but if any interrupt comes
from the "FLASH Magic" through SCI then it goes into ISP mode.
Is it this way or not?
I read in Usermanual that it require only 3 & only 3 pulses of
reset otherwise it can't get into the ISP mode. Whether this is taken
care by "Flash magic" or shall i need have special circuitary?
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Author erik malund
Posted 24-Mar-2007 15:00 GMT
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 RE: p89LPC952 programming circuit
erik malund
I read in Usermanual that it require only 3 & only 3 pulses
of reset otherwise it can't get into the ISP mode. Whether this is
taken care by "Flash magic" or shall i need have special
circuitary?
first, if you go the 3 pulse route it is exactly handled by
FlashMagic the same way as for the 932 so once more have a
look at the MCB900.
second, why do you not save all the trouble with pulses and such and
have a look at NoTouch? I originally made versions for the c51Rx2 and
somebody else has modified it for the LPC93x, modify it for the 952
and publish it where the rest are at the esacademy website. read 'the
backdoor' as well
Erik
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Author Raj D
Posted 28-Mar-2007 10:34 GMT
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Raj D
Dear Erik,
I have gone through MCB900, MCB950 and also the "Loader".
The "NoTouch" ckt you mentioned, are you refering to "Loader" for
921 & 922?
In my view MCB900(Same as MCB950) is easier to rig-up & to use
also. As it uses only single IC i.e NOT gate & jumper
configuration & by use of RTS & DTR.
If i consider the "Loader" then i have go for 3- diff IC's even
though if leave option for 2 - microcontrollers. i.e. h/w cost
increases.
What's your view/suggestion?
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Author erik malund
Posted 28-Mar-2007 13:39 GMT
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 RE: p89LPC952 programming circuit
erik malund
you can find NoTouch for the C51 and LPC93x at the esacademy
website
My submissions (C51 and 'the backdoor') describes the whole thing,
the 93x is the code only.
READ IT
To make a version for the 95x should take you a whole 5 minutes
after you have read the datasheet.
With NoTouch and, for development, 'the backdoor' in place you
need ZERO gates etc because a factory fresh chip arrives in ISP
mode.
Erik
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Author Raj D
Posted 28-Mar-2007 16:22 GMT
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Raj D
I have searched in the esacademy.com but unable find the same.
Can you please send me the link?
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Author erik malund
Posted 28-Mar-2007 16:51 GMT
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erik malund
well, neither can I, wait till they get the website back on
line
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Author erik malund
Posted 28-Mar-2007 17:56 GMT
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 RE: p89LPC952 programming circuit
erik malund
sorry, theyhave moved it to a new website: http://www.flashmagictool.com/resources.html
Erik
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