Content originally posted in LPCWare by NXP_USA on Mon Nov 30 15:47:00 MST 2009 [COLOR=black][SIZE=4][FONT=Arial]Hello,
The LPCXpresso forum is now active and ready for use! NXP extends a warm welcome to all LPCXpresso users. We will be actively supporting the LPCXpresso community on the forum.
Please visit the links below to get going with LPCXpresso:
On www.nxp.com/lpcxpresso-support: FreeRTOS Demo and Docs for LPC13xx and LPC17xx (also posted on FreeRTOS's web site) New Example Projects bundle for the LPC1xxx family.
They are: A FreeRTOS example for the LPC11xx Stack usage monitoring examples for the LPC11xx, LPC13xx, and LPC17xx New example projects for the LPC17xx & EA baseboard
Content originally posted in LPCWare by NXP_USA on Wed Feb 24 03:18:10 MST 2010 Embedded Artists offers many LPCXpresso-focused products that can also be used with mbed.
LPCXpresso Base Board The LPCXpresso base board is ideal when you need to do prototyping work or when you wish to learn more about the Cortex-M0 and Cortex-M3 microcontrollers. It works with the LPCXpresso boards (LPC1114 and LPC1343) and with the mbed module (LPC1768).The base board is loaded with different peripheral units with connectivity and inputs that includes an OLED display, accelerometer and light sensors, joystick and connector to optional wireless module. The network connectivity includes XBee support and ethernet (only mbed), and there’s an SD/MMC card socket and SPI-Flash, I2C port expander and a CAN interface (mbed). The board measures 150 x 180 mm and is powered through a USB connector. There are also plenty of other things like push-buttons and rotary switch. To make it very easy to get started, many sample applications have been developed like:
•Rotary switch controls 7-segment display •Reading and writing to EEPROM •Joystick controlling LEDs (PCA9532) •Listing content on a FAT formatted MMC/SD card •Values from light sensor, temperature sensor, accelerometer and trim potentiometer are written to the OLED display •Joystick controlling RGB LED •Speaker - Playing tones •Speaker - Playing WAV file •Reading and writing to SPI-Flash •Reading from UART1 and writing to UART2 (and vice versa) •Trying to contact an XBee module. Result printed on OLED display •Values from the BNC is written to the OLED display •NXP's USB Mass Storage Device example •NXP's UROM based SB Mass Storage Device example •NXP's USB HID example •NXP's ROM based USB HID example More information about the LPCXpresso Base Boards is found at: http://www.embeddedartists.com/products/lpcxpresso/xpr_base.php
LPCXpresso Value Pack Embedded Artists offers an LPCXpresso Value Pack comprising: •A 10-pin to 20-pin JTAG Adapter designed to convert between the ARM mini-JTAG connector (10-pin) and the standard ARM JTAG connector (20-pin) •The LPCXpresso Prototype Board with two pin lists and two headers •A mini-B to A USB Cable The JTAG adapter lets you connect the LPC-Link to any custom board. The prototype board provides you with an easy-to-use expansion area for your own experiments.
Content originally posted in LPCWare by NXP_USA on Wed Feb 24 01:42:35 MST 2010 Dear Customers,
Code Red has released the LPCXpresso upgrade versions. Starting at $256, they add support for C++, automatic live online updates, Red Trace functionality, Flash utilities, direct support from Code Red and debugging of projects with more than 128KB of code. Please visit http://www.code-red-tech.com/products.php#comparison for a comparison table of the products.
Enhancements: [LIST] [*]This version introduces new, faster debugger support for Windows XP machines, and also improves the peripheral views for LPC11xx and LPC13xx devices. [*]There is an updated example bundle with fixes to the USB examples. [/LIST]
Enhancements: [LIST] [*]Added support for LPC11xx family devices [*]Added checksum utility to create the correct LPC in-circuit programming flash checksum in a binary file [*]Added a 'Browse the web' button to the Import Examples dialog to simplify searching for new examples [*]Minor improvements to the Serial Number/Activation process [/LIST] Fixes: [LIST] [*]Fixed bug with recognizing LPC-Link on non-English language operating systems [*]Fixed a crash in the LPC-Link debug driver causing a "No error" error when starting a debug session [*]Fixed issue where another application could prevent the debug driver from connecting to LPC-Link [/LIST]
Known Issue: [LIST] [*]The USB schematic in the included Getting Started guide has mistake. Please download the latest, corrected Getting Started guide at www.nxp.com/lpcxpresso-support [/LIST]
