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| Configuring the µVision Flash UtilityConfigure the µVision interface to the target hardware for debugging and Flash ROM programming in the Project — Options for Target — Utilities. - Select the EPM900 LPC Emulator/Programmer as the Target Driver for Flash Programming.

- Click on the Settings button to open the Configure EPM900 Flash Programmer dialog.

Configure the EPM Flash Programmer dialog as follows: Download FunctionThe Download Function options to configure the µVision menu function Flash — Download are: Erase: Enable the Flash Erase function. You may specify individual sectors in the Flash Erase section. Program: Enables Flash Programming of the application code. Verify: Enables the verify function that compares the CRC of the downloaded application code. Write Configuration: Enable this option to download the configuration bytes to the LPC device. Protect ISP Code: Protects the ISP code against reprogramming. The ISP code is stored in the LPC device in the Flash address range C:0x1E00 - C:0x1FFF. |
Device OptionsThe Device Options group selects the LPC9xx device, programming mode and adapter. Device: Selects the target LPC9xx device to be programmed from a drop-down list. Programming Mode: Selects whether Parallel or In-Circuit Programming (ICP) hardware interface is used for programming. Disable ID Byte Check: Prevents the programmer from reading the target device ID and comparing it to the selected device. Adapter: Selects either a Pin-to-Pin or PAB9xx adapter type. |
Device Configuration and SecurityThe Device Configuration and Security options specify the configuration bytes that are programmed to the LPC device. Use Configuration from START900.A51: EPM900 uses the configuration bytes that are specified in the START900.A51 file. UCFG1 - UCFG2: Shows the HEX value of the UCFG1 and UCFG2 configuration bytes. BOOTVEC, BOOTSTAT, SEC0 - SEC7: lets you specify HEX values for the LPC configuration bytes. Click here to link to the NXP (formerly Philips) LPC User's Manuals. |
Flash Erase| Specifies the sectors to be erased prior to the download process. |
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