gwpt Posted January 18, 2021 Report Share Posted January 18, 2021 Hi, I just dug up a MBHP CORE_LPC17 which I never finished about a decade ago and thought I'd give it another go. Reading this page: http://www.ucapps.de/index.html?page=mios.html It states you can either set it up to use on the PCB JTAG connector (8 pin sil going down and soldered to PCB) or use the LPC-Link (8 pin sil going up, and then connector to the LPC-Link board). What is people's experience with either method? Is there a clear winner for ease of programming/debugging? If not... Could I do this (and have the best of both worlds?) see pic. Attach a long pinned SIL to the LPC17 and a socket to the MBHP so that the LPC connects to the PCB (and allows the use of the JTAG connector) and the LPC has a connector on top to allow the LPC-Link to be used? Or will the soldering the connector to the PCB interfere with the LPC-Link? (I noticed some of the pins connect to other pins on the LPC). Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rio Posted January 20, 2021 Report Share Posted January 20, 2021 (edited) I also use LPC17 for programming (even today). I only use the LPC-Link debugger to flash the MIOS32 bootloader with the NXP IDE once. Then I program in a simple text editor. I just compile via 'make' and upload the hex via MIOS Studio with the bootloader onto the LPC17 - at least that's the way I'm going. If something really goes wrong in the bootloader area, you can re-flash it with NXP IDE via LPC-Link again (I never had any problems with it, except that I had to reconnect the LPC-Link debugger board for the special case). Edited January 20, 2021 by Rio Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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