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Philips LPC2144 User Manual (348 pages)

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Chapter 1: General Information

3
Introduction

3
Features

3
Applications

4
Device Information

4
Architectural Overview

4
Chapter 25 : Supplementary Information

5
ARM7TDMI-S Processor

5
On-Chip Flash Memory System

6
On-Chip Static RAM (SRAM)

6
Block Diagram

7
Chapter 2: LPC2141/2/4/6/8 Memory Addressing

8
Memory Maps

8
LPC2141/2142/2144/2146/2148 Memory Re-Mapping and Boot Block

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- Memory Map Concepts and Operating Modes 11 Memory Re-Mapping
  12
Prefetch Abort and Data Abort Exceptions

15
Chapter 3: System Control Block

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Summary of System Control Block Functions

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Pin Description

16
Register Description

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Crystal Oscillator

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External Interrupt Inputs

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Other System Controls

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- System Control and Status Flags Register (SCS - 0Xe01F C1A0)
  26
Memory Mapping Control

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- Memory Mapping Control Register
  26
  - 0Xe01F C040)
    26
- Memory Mapping Control Usage Notes
  27
Phase Locked Loop (PLL)

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Power Control

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Reset

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- Reset Source Identification Register (RSIR - 0Xe01F C180)
  39
VPB Divider

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- Register Description
  40
- VPBDIV Register (VPBDIV - 0Xe01F C100)
  40
Wakeup Timer

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Brown-Out Detection

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Code Security Vs. Debugging

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Chapter 4: Memory Acceleration Module (MAM)

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Introduction

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Operation

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MAM Blocks

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MAM Operating Modes

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MAM Configuration

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Register Description

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MAM Control Register

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MAM Timing Register

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MAM Usage Notes

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Chapter 5: Vectored Interrupt Controller (VIC)

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Features

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Description

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Register Description

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VIC Registers

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Interrupt Sources

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Spurious Interrupts

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VIC Usage Notes

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Chapter 6 : Pin Configuration

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LPC2141/2142/2144/2146/2148 Pinout

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Pin Description for LPC2141/2/4/6/8

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Chapter 7 : Pin Connect Block

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Features

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Applications

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Description

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Register Description

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Chapter 8: General Purpose Input/Output Ports (GPIO)

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Features

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Applications

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Pin Description

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Register Description

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GPIO Usage Notes

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- Example 1: Sequential Accesses to IOSET and IOCLR Affecting the same GPIO Pin/Bit
  92
  - Example 2: an Immediate Output of 0S and 1S on a GPIO Port
    92
- Writing to IOSET/IOCLR .Vs. IOPIN
  93
Chapter 9: Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter 0 (UART0)

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Features

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Pin Description

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Register Description

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Architecture

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Chapter 10 : Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter 1 (UART1)

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Features

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Pin Description

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Register Description

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Architecture

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Chapter 11: I 2 C Interfaces I 2 C0 and I 2 C1

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Features

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Applications

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Description

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Pin Description

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I 2 C Operating Modes

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- Master Transmitter Mode
  134
- Master Receiver Mode
  135
- Slave Receiver Mode
  136
- Slave Transmitter Mode
  137
I 2 C Implementation and Operation

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- Input Filters and Output Stages
  138
- Address Register, I2ADDR
  140
- Comparator
  140
- Shift Register, I2DAT
  140
- Arbitration and Synchronization Logic
  140
- Serial Clock Generator
  141
- Timing and Control
  141
- Control Register, I2CONSET and I2CONCLR
  141
- Status Decoder and Status Register
  142
Register Description

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Details of I C Operating Modes

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- Master Transmitter Mode
  148
- Master Receiver Mode
  148
- Slave Receiver Mode
  149
- Slave Transmitter Mode
  153
- Miscellaneous States
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- I2STAT = 0Xf8
  159
- I2STAT = 0X00
  159
- Some Special Cases
  160
- Simultaneous Repeated START Conditions from Two Masters
  160
- Data Transfer after Loss of Arbitration
  160
- Forced Access to the I C-Bus
  160
- C-Bus Obstructed by a Low Level on SCL or SDA
  161
- Bus Error
  161
  - C State Service Routines
    162
- Initialization
  163
- C Interrupt Service
  163
  - The State Service Routines
    163
- Adapting State Services to an Application
  163
Software Example

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- Initialization Routine
  163
- Start Master Transmit Function
  163
- Start Master Receive Function
  164
- I 2 C Interrupt Routine
  164
- Non Mode Specific States
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- State: 0X00
  164
- Master States
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- State: 0X08
  164
- State: 0X10
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- Master Transmitter States
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- State: 0X18
  165
- State: 0X20
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- State: 0X28
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- State: 0X30
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- State: 0X38
  166
- Master Receive States
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- State: 0X40
  166
- State: 0X48
  166
- State: 0X50
  167
- State: 0X58
  167
- Slave Receiver States
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- State: 0X60
  167
- State: 0X68
  167
- State: 0X70
  168
- State: 0X78
  168
- State: 0X80
  168
- State: 0X88
  168
- State: 0X90
  169
- State: 0X98
  169
- State: 0Xa0
  169
- Slave Transmitter States
  169
- State: 0Xa8
  169
- State: 0Xb0
  169
- State: 0Xb8
  170
- State: 0Xc0
  170
- State: 0Xc8
  170
Chapter 12: SPI Interface (SPI0)

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Features

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Description

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- SPI Overview
  171
- SPI Data Transfers
  171
- General Information
  173
- Master Operation
  173
- Slave Operation
  174
- Exception Conditions
  174
- Read Overrun
  174
- Write Collision
  174
- Mode Fault
  175
- Slave Abort
  175
Pin Description

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Register Description

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Architecture

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Chapter 13: SSP Controller (SPI1)

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Features

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Description

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Bus Description

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Register Description

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Chapter 14: USB Device Controller

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Introduction

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Features

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Fixed Endpoint Configuration

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Architecture

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Data Flow

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- Data Flow from USB Host to the Device
  197
- Data Flow from Device to the Host
  197
- Slave Mode Transfer
  197
- DMA Mode Transfer (LPC2146/8 Only)
  198
Interfaces

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- Software Interface
  198
- Register Map
  198
USB Device Register Definitions

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EP_RAM Requirements

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Protocol Engine Command Description

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- Set Address
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  - (Command: 0Xd0, Data: Write 1 Byte)
    223
- Configure Device (Command: 0Xd8, Data: Write 1 Byte)
  223
- Set Mode
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  - (Command: 0Xf3, Data: Write 1 Byte)
    224
Read Current Frame Number (Command: 0Xf5, 14.11 Data: Read 1 or 2 Bytes)

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DMA Descriptor

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- Next_Dd_Pointer
  231
- Dma_Mode
  232
- Next_Dd_Valid
  232
- Isochronous_Endpoint
  232
- Max_Packet_Size
  232
- Dma_Buffer_Length
  232
- Dma_Buffer_Start_Addr
  232
- Dd_Retired
  232
- Dd_Status
  232
- Packet_Valid
  233
- Ls_Byte_Extracted
  233
- Ms_Byte_Extracted
  233
- Present_Dma_Count
  233
- Message_Length_Position
  233
- Isochronous_Packetsize_Memory_Address
  233
DMA Operation

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- Triggering the DMA Engine
  234
- Arbitration between Endpoints
  234
Non Isochronous Endpoints - Normal Mode Operation

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- Setting up DMA Transfer
  234
- Finding DMA Descriptor
  234
- Transferring the Data
  235
- Optimizing Descriptor Fetch
  235
- Ending the Packet Transfer
  236
- No_Packet DD
  236
Concatenated Transfer (ATLE) Mode Operation

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- Setting up the DMA Transfer
  239
- Finding the DMA Descriptor
  239
- Transferring the Data
  239
- Ending the Packet Transfer
  239
Isochronous Endpoint Operation

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- Setting up of DMA Transfer
  240
- Finding the DMA Descriptor
  240
- Transferring the Data
  240
- Isochronous out Endpoint Operation Example
  241
Chapter 15 : Timer/Counter TIMER0 and TIMER1

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Features

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Applications

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Description

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Pin Description

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Register Description

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Example Timer Operation

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Architecture

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Chapter 16: Pulse Width Modulator (PWM)

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Features

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Description

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- Rules for Single Edge Controlled PWM Outputs
  256
- Rules for Double Edge Controlled PWM Outputs
  257
Pin Description

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Register Description

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Chapter 17: Analog-To-Digital Converter (ADC)

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Features

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Description

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Pin Description

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Register Description

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Operation

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- Hardware-Triggered Conversion
  272
- Interrupts
  272
  - Accuracy Vs. Digital Receiver
    272
Chapter 18 : Digital-To-Analog Converter (DAC)

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Features

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Pin Description

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DAC Register (DACR - 0Xe006 C000)

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Operation

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Features

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Description

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Architecture

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Register Description

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RTC Usage Notes

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Reference Clock Divider (Prescaler)

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RTC External 32 Khz Oscillator Component Selection

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Chapter 20: Watchdog Timer

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Features

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Applications

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Description

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Register Description

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Block Diagram

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Chapter 21: Flash Memory System and Programming

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Flash Boot Loader

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Features

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Applications

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Description

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- Memory Map after any Reset
  291
- Criterion for Valid User Code
  292
- Communication Protocol
  293
- ISP Command Format
  293
- ISP Response Format
  293
- ISP Data Format
  293
- ISP Flow Control
  293
- ISP Command Abort
  294
- Interrupts During ISP
  294
- Interrupts During IAP
  294
- RAM Used by ISP Command Handler
  294
- RAM Used by IAP Command Handler
  294
- RAM Used by Realmonitor
  294
- Boot Process Flowchart
  295
Sector Numbers

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Flash Content Protection Mechanism

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Code Read Protection (CRP)

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ISP Commands

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IAP Commands

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- Prepare Sector(S) for Write Operation
  307
- Copy RAM to Flash
  308
- Erase Sector(S)
  308
- Blank Check Sector(S)
  309
- Read Part Identification Number
  309
- Read Boot Code Version Number
  309
- Compare <Address1> <Address2> <No of Bytes
  310
- Reinvoke ISP
  310
- IAP Status Codes
  310
JTAG Flash Programming Interface

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Chapter 22: Embeddedice Logic

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Features

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Applications

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Description

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Pin Description

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Reset State of Multiplexed Pins

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Register Description

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Block Diagram

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Chapter 23: Embedded Trace Macrocell (ETM)

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Features

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Applications

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Description

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- ETM Configuration
  315
Pin Description

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Reset State of Multiplexed Pins

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Register Description

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Block Diagram

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Chapter 24: Realmonitor

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Features

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Applications

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Description

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- Realmonitor Components
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- Rmhost
  320
- Rmtarget
  320
- How Realmonitor Works
  321
How to Enable Realmonitor

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- Adding Stacks
  322
- IRQ Mode
  322
- Undef Mode
  322
- SVC Mode
  322
- Prefetch Abort Mode
  323
- Data Abort Mode
  323
- User/System Mode
  323
- FIQ Mode
  323
- Handling Exceptions
  323
- Realmonitor Exception Handling
  323
- Rmtarget Initialization
  324
- Code Example
  324
Realmonitor Build Options

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Philips LPC2144 User Manual (348 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: General Information

Introduction

Features

Applications

Device Information

Architectural Overview

Chapter 25 : Supplementary Information

ARM7TDMI-S Processor

On-Chip Flash Memory System

On-Chip Static RAM (SRAM)

Block Diagram

Chapter 2: LPC2141/2/4/6/8 Memory Addressing

Memory Maps

LPC2141/2142/2144/2146/2148 Memory Re-Mapping and Boot Block

Prefetch Abort and Data Abort Exceptions

Chapter 3: System Control Block

Summary of System Control Block Functions

Pin Description

Register Description

Crystal Oscillator

External Interrupt Inputs

Other System Controls

Memory Mapping Control

Phase Locked Loop (PLL)

Power Control

Reset

VPB Divider

Wakeup Timer

Brown-Out Detection

Code Security Vs. Debugging

Chapter 4: Memory Acceleration Module (MAM)

Introduction

Operation

MAM Blocks

MAM Operating Modes

MAM Configuration

Register Description

MAM Control Register

MAM Timing Register

MAM Usage Notes

Chapter 5: Vectored Interrupt Controller (VIC)

Features

Description

Register Description

VIC Registers

Interrupt Sources

Spurious Interrupts

VIC Usage Notes

Chapter 6 : Pin Configuration

LPC2141/2142/2144/2146/2148 Pinout

Pin Description for LPC2141/2/4/6/8

Chapter 7 : Pin Connect Block

Features

Applications

Description

Register Description

Chapter 8: General Purpose Input/Output Ports (GPIO)

Features

Applications

Pin Description

Register Description

GPIO Usage Notes

Chapter 9: Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter 0 (UART0)

Features

Pin Description

Register Description

Architecture

Chapter 10 : Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter 1 (UART1)

Features

Pin Description

Register Description

Architecture

Chapter 11: I 2 C Interfaces I 2 C0 and I 2 C1

Features

Applications

Description

Pin Description