Hi PGO,
I try to identify and program the LPC1111 with no success.
It is an ARM cortex-M0 with SWD. Why it cannot answer the "detect chip" ?
Do you have some TCL command that I can do to check if this chip works with the same protocol?
It will be good if could include this LPC1111 on USBDM programmer, I can help to include it if you believe it is possible.
Luciano
Hi Luciano,
The latest version of USBDM (4.12.1.180) now has support for a few LPC devices.
bye
Hi pgo,
I have tried to use USBDM with LPC 822, it is on the list, but does not work (tried with 2 new MCUs). But Kinetics works fine. LPC822 says "it needs MASS Erase". But if I try to mass erase, says "Device does not allow this function" or similar error. Tried in Linux, and Windows, same errors.
Does it work with LPC 822 or another similar LPC ? (LPC 804, LPC 824...)
André
Dear Luciano,
I basically don't have the time to add a new set of devices. There is a fair investment of time to become familiar with the intricacies of the device family before being in a position to add support.
I have briefly looked at the LPC11xx devices and I will admit that they would be doable - there are even some advantages over the approach that was necessary with the Kinetis devices. The LPC devices have a on-chip firmware that could do the heavy lifting of the actually programming (using the IAP interface). I am able to connect to the one(!) LPC device I have using USBDM script so communication and examining registers etc is straightforward. I would presume the debugging would also be standard since that is determined by the ARM IP.
To add a device for programming the following would be needed:
To do the above it would be necessary to have a debugging interface - a bit chicken-and-egg really :smileyhappy:
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