LPC21xx

Note: The name of this package was recently changed from lpc21xx-boot to sysless-lpc21xx. We have also changed the version control system from Darcs to Git.

Docuemtnation

LPC21xx Datasheet

Boards

• SPEJBL-ARM
• LPCEUROBOT - A board used by our Eurobot team

Development tools

1. Download gcc-arm-elf-3.4.3-bin
2. Unpack this to the root direcotry

tar -C / -xvzf gcc-arm-elf-3.4.3-bin.tar.gz

Software

Basic development environment for LPC21xx microcontrollers. It contains makefiles for building your applications and code for booting the processor.

We have also developed a tolpc tool, which can be now used for loading applications to RAM. For flash loading lpc21isp can be used. In future we will include flash programming posibility to tolpc.

Getting the software

Actual source code can be downloaded using a Git tool (you need at least version 1.5.3.4 for submodule support):

 git clone git://rtime.felk.cvut.cz/sysless-lpc21xx.git

If you have an acount on the rtime server, you can use ssh-based access to the repository. If an administrator gave you the right for writing to the repository, you can not only read (pull) repository but also write (push) changes to the repository:

 git clone <login>@rtime.felk.cvut.cz:/var/git/sysless-lpc21xx.git

For the proper work you need to download and configure additional common files:

 cd sysless-lpc21xx
 git submodule init
 git submodule update

Later you can update your repository using the command:

 git pull

and if you see modification of common directory also:

 git submodule update

Browsing of project sources is also possible via GIT web interface.

Using the sysless framework

To compile the downloaded sources, follow the instructions at System less framework#Compiling

Literature

• ARM Cross Development with Eclipse
• The Insider's Guide To The Philips ARM7-Based Microcontrollers (LPC21xx)
• ARM Laboratory Exercises (For the ARM Evaluator-7T Board)
• ARM microcontroller Wiki