Hello,
So... I'm not having the best day. I'm trying to program an LPC84x using the LPC-Link2. I have successfully programmed a Hello World example into the LPC845-BRK eval board (where I fitted the 10-pin programming connector CN3 and jumper JP2). The Hello World example is simply an empty semihosted C project from the MCUXpresso IDE. When I run this program on the LPC845-BRK I do indeed get "Hello World" printed in the terminal. Yay!
Now I'm trying to get this working on a board of by own design. This board uses the LPC844 (LPC844M201JBD48E to be specific). The programming seems to go just fine, but I get a hard fault as soon as the first line of code is executed (HardFault_Handler() at cr_startup_lpc84x.c:322 0x1fa).
I have verified with an ohmmeter that the connections from the 10-pin connector to the MCU are good. I have verified that the target board does indeed get 3.3 V from the LPC-Link2. For the connections to the programming connector, I simply copied what was in the LPC845-BRK schematic (10 kΩ pull-up on SWDIO, SWCLK, and RESET). PIO0_12 is pulled high by a 10 kΩ pull-up. I have tried removing the pull-ups on SWDIO, SWCLK, and RESET as they're optional according to the data sheet. I've also tried with a pull-up on RESET and PIO0_12 only. No dice.
I bought the LPC844 from Mouser a month or two back.
I would appreciate any help getting this to work.
Thanks,
Tom
