At 08:46 AM 1/9/05 +0000, you wrote:
>I've had the UARTs on the LPC21xx LPC22xx running fine at 115.2k (e.g.
>receiving large files with 32 bit CRCs). It just that the divisor
>arrangement means the baud rate @ 12MHz is approx 1% out (with the PLL
>multiplying the XTAL by 5 to 60MHz / VPBDIV = 1). I just wondered
>whether the bootloader on the chip gives up if it can't get an exact
>baud rate...
Remember the ISP program on chip doesn't use the PLL (at least there is no
indication that it does) so a 1% mismatch at the (pll'd) 60MHz could be a
5% mismatch at 12MHz native clock. You can see the problem.
Robert
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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Philips Flash Utility V2.2.0 (max baud rate = 38400???)
2005-01-09 by Robert Adsett