Content originally posted in LPCWare by janderson on Tue Jun 04 07:42:51 MST 2013 I am currently working to program the Hitex LPC1850EVAL-A4 board via the LPC-Link's 10-pin JTAG interface using the LPC1769. I've aquired the demo software that comes pre-installed on the LPC1850EVAL-A4 board, however, I'm receiving the following error when building the "freertos" example software in my LCPXpresso IDE
Path of example code: C:\Users\janderson\Documents\LPC1850EVA-A4 Board Files\LPC4350_DemoFW.zip\LPC4350_DemoFW\boards\Hitex-LPC4300-A4\examples\freertos-4350
Content originally posted in LPCWare by CodeRedSupport on Tue Jun 11 04:00:26 MST 2013 As I said, I do not believe that Hitex provide examples in LPCXpresso project format. Thus you cannot just import them into LPCXpresso. You would need to create new projects and copy the source files over.
But before doing that, I again ask - have you actually tried the simple examples for the Hitex LPC1850 board provided within the Examples subdirectory of your LPCXpresso IDE installation?
When using the Hitex board, you also need to take care that the jumpers for boot configuration match how your code is configured to build. See this FAQ for more information:
Content originally posted in LPCWare by janderson on Mon Jun 10 08:18:13 MST 2013 I am trying to burn software to the LPC1850EVAL-A4 using the LPC1769 debugger portion for the application debugger (yes, we have cut the soldered joints between the debugger and target portion of the board).
I figured the default demo software was appropriate and a good place to start. This software can be found at the following link:
Content originally posted in LPCWare by CodeRedSupport on Wed Jun 05 01:20:32 MST 2013 As far as I am aware, Hitex don't ship any examples themselves in LPCXpresso project format.
There are some simple examples for the Hitex LPC1850 provided within the Examples directory of your LPCXpresso IDE installation. Have you tried importing these, building them and debugging them?
For information on how to import projects, please see the supplied Getting Started Guide.
PS - You'll find some useful links on splitting LPC-LInk off from the target MCU on an LPCXpresso board at: