-I programmed chip with Philips ISP
-Then closed ISP program
-Opened terminal window in crossworks
-Selected com port and baud rate
-Opened com port in terminal window
-Then removed the bootloader jumper
-Pressed reset button...
there is nothing... may be I should check soldering of the chip again
(I did it myself)
Could anyone send me a tested hex file for testing uart or pins
@ 10MHz for LPC2106?
> Now I can program the chip, > I compile LED example of crossworks and make hex file like you said. > I see different voltages at the pins of LPC. 2.57V, 3V, 3.V etc > I also tried UART example for 210x of Crossworks, it seem it does not > send bytes to PC. > > I suppose I can program the chip (I can do it only 19200baud in ISP, 9600 did not work) > with ISP (no error messages appear) but I can not make it work. > After programming, I push the reset button and remove bootloader jumper to make it work... I just tried the UART example, loading it via both the JTAG and Philips ISP utility. Both worked OK. What terminal emulator are you using? Are you getting any output at all (garbage)? Leon