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EPM900 ICP for LPC936 not working

Avinash Sastry

Hi,

I'm using an EPM900 board with a LPC936FA as the bondout chip. So far I have been using it in Emulation mode - running my code through Uvision debugger - but now I want to load my code onto the LPC936 Flash and run it directly, without using uVision.

I have two queries regarding this:
1. When I configure the board for programming, and press 'LOAD', I get the error:
*** Error: This is not P89LPC936 device.

2. Is there a way to run the code directly on power-on without using uVision?

I have consulted the following threads before posting this and I have tried all the settings and configurations posted, but I keep getting the same error. - http://www.keil.com/support/docs/2648.htm - http://www.keil.com/support/docs/3204.htm

The second link given above, displays a timing diagram of the voltages expected to switch to ICP mode. I checked these voltages and what I got was 3 pulses of 2.75V each of width 12ms at intervals of 275ms on the RESET pin (P1.5). This is totally different from what is expected, so now I have no clue what's happening.

Hope someone can help.
Thanks,
Avinash Sastry

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  • 0 in reply to Avinash Sastry

    Oh I see now. You would like to program the bondout fited into the bondout socket of EPM900.

    Unfortunatelly this is not possible. The bondout chip already contains a boot loader. This loader allows uVision to download the emulating or programming firmware into the on-board 32kb SRAM. Your application (emulated code) is also loaded into SRAM and executed from there. If you would like to test your application without uVision, you need to flash the target cpu with the code (but not the bondout chip), and insert the cpu into the circuit.

    Franc

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  • 0 in reply to Avinash Sastry

    Oh I see now. You would like to program the bondout fited into the bondout socket of EPM900.

    Unfortunatelly this is not possible. The bondout chip already contains a boot loader. This loader allows uVision to download the emulating or programming firmware into the on-board 32kb SRAM. Your application (emulated code) is also loaded into SRAM and executed from there. If you would like to test your application without uVision, you need to flash the target cpu with the code (but not the bondout chip), and insert the cpu into the circuit.

    Franc

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