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9 years, 3 months ago.
LPC43XX boards?
`I can see from the latest commits that work is being done for the 4330 and 4337 platforms. Is anyone aware of an mbed compatible board besides the Micromint?
Is anyone working on USB support for this family? if so would like to correspond!
Thx++
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9 years, 3 months ago.
I'm actual using the LPC-Link2 with the mbed code. A second LPC Link2 is used to flash and debug. This is the cheapest system with 3 cores :-) I'm using only the M4 core at the moment. USB is on of the next steps ...
Hi Peter. Very interesting, I had never thought of using the Link2! Some more questions if I may:
1. Presumably with 2 boards you can flash the target (2nd board) using the CMSIS-DAP connection to the first? 2. Does the board support standard JTAG probes? I'm a Segger user :) 3. I guess the one downside is that there is no on-board wired Ethernet interface?
Thx++
posted by 30 Jan 2015I have used LPCXpresso and Keil to debug and flash the board. The JTAG header is standard, but a small one. Segger will work with a offline IDE. You will need a external PHY to use ethernet, and i don't know if all signals are on a header. You can download the schematic from embedded artists. The processor has also a 80MSample 12 bit ADC. Embedded artist has also a LPC4357 developers kit, but without official mbed support and more expensive.
posted by 30 Jan 2015