Updated to v4.70, uVision is working fine (compiling debugging), even upgraded my ulink2 firmware, but no code completion.
"about uvision" shows version is 4.70.0.0
when I close a project on "edit->configuration->text completion" i can…
Hello, I am working with - Environment - lpc1769, KEIL UV5, LPCUSB(Bertrik Sikken) stack
I am working on a system with a secondary USB bootloader.
Bootloader resides at 0x0000. In normal circumstances, main application which starts at a higher address…
Allright I See.. offcourse.. didn't think of that..
To use the physical UART of the microcontroller can I use the ULink2 box in combination with an Terminal Emulator or is it only possible when I connect an COM-cable to my PC?
Thank you Andrew I have now downloaded the C166 tools.
The link I followed was:- www.keil.com/.../c166.htm
File details:- C166V754.EXE (49,871K) Thursday, August 14, 2014
I have managed so to:- 1. Load the original XC164CM-8F40F project. 2. Specify…
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We have a mature product in production using the NXP LPC2468. We bring the first UART out to an RS-232 driver along with RESET and the pin for the on-chip bootloader. On a PC, an FTDI cable for RS-232 to USB is used with FlashMagic to download the HEX…
I've an embedded system (ARM cortex M0) which runs firmware and has USB mass storage with size 79kB. So when you plug in the device to any computer(MAC/Windows), it pops as a 79kB flash drive. The firmware creates files which has transaction records…
I'm looking to design a simple GPS Dog Collar.
All it NEEDS to do it track where the priest goes, so when he returns the info can be downloaded and displayed on a PC. ( maybe uploaded to Google Maps )
But if it were to transmit some how ( RF…
Hi Albert,
Yes that's an ARM developed board.
In terms of peripheral connectivity the board is mostly designed for application software development on a "big OS" like Linux or Windows CE; it's not really designed as a microcontroller development platform…
There are instructions and hex and binary files that can be loaded into the board
In these folders, compiled images of the firmware are provided, in order to allow the user to test the application in a quick and easy way.
- Install ST-LINK drivers…