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How to work with LPC2101 using Keil?

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Hi

I am using Keil Evaluation version wich is ditrebuted with MCB2130.

I did a project on LPC 2138 . and need to port it to LPC2101 for production.

But I couldn't find LPC2101 in the Keil Device Data base.

How to work with LPC2101 using Keil?

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Hossam Alzomor
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ke*il & LPC

walikum as salam.
LPC2101 is there in the latest keil 2.50 evaluation version. Download it.
 

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Re: Keil & LPC

Thanks

Dose this version have the same features as the one ditrebuted with MCB2130?

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Hossam Alzomor
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ke*il & LPC

yes. All the features are there. You know keil is now a part of ARM and they named it "RealView Microcontroller Development Kit ".

They released v3.00.
 

ke*il & LPC

It is possible to add new devices to ur device database.This option has been there in Keil.

Go to file options menu then you will find device database where u can add a new device
 

ke*il & LPC

Alzomor,
in the Keil knowledge base you can find how to add your own device to the device database:
https://www.keil.com/support/docs/1736.htm

Also see the links at the bottom of the short text.

Using the LPC2106 gets you very close. Differences are:
PWM timer on 2106 replaced with 2 16-bit timers on LPC2101
Fast ports not available in LPC2106
ADC not available in LPC2106

Nevertheless if your code runs on the LPC2138 you might want to start from that device and reduce it to match the LPC2101.

Robert
 

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