Forum for LPC2468 OEM board with NXP's ARM7TDMI LPC2468
microcontroller
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Author Andy Neil
Posted 2-May-2007 11:33 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2468 OEM Board
Andy Neil
what is your question?
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Author prasad krsv
Posted 2-May-2007 12:50 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2468 OEM Board
prasad krsv
Hi Neil,
We bought LPC2468 OEM board from EmbeddedArtists.We
downloaded the sample programs from embedded artists.We downloading
the programs on FLASH using J-TAG. We tested UART
program with KEIL development tools on LPC2468O OEM board
which is working.Iam able to see the messages on
hyperterminal,where the messages are from the
keyboard.
Now we want to print the debug messages on hyperterminal
with UART program where messages are from printf(),or some other
functions which contains the data.
we modified the UART program but iam unable to send the data to
hyperterminal from a function which contains the data.
How can we do that?
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Author Bruno Coppi
Posted 3-May-2007 21:49 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2468 OEM Board
Bruno Coppi
You have to look at the Realview C Compiler User's Manual
(RV_cc.PDF).
Chapter 5.10 explains how to customize the I/O functions behaviour;
moreover, have a look at the examples, which use the RETARGET.C
file.
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Author prasad k
Posted 4-May-2007 06:31 GMT
Toolset ARM
RE: LPC2468 OEM Board
prasad k
Thanks Bruno,
I solved that problem.I changed the startup.s file from the working
copy and included in my new project.I am able to send the data to
hyperterminal with a function which contains the data.
I am facing one more problme with RTOS(RTX kernel) in
keil.I wrote a simple program which creat a task and send data to
serialport.before creating the task i initialized the UART.
I followed RTL-ARM User's Guide to write the program using
his RTX kernel and i included configuration file for that and
i successfully compiled and i downloaed the code into flash using
J-TAG but it is not working.What ever he said in user's guide i
followed but it is not working.
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