p89LPC936 programming through universal programming,

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Hello all,

I am trying to program Blinky program to P89LPC936 microcontroller through a universal programmer(SuperPro). But the microcontroller is not running. Please I need help regarding it where i am doing wrong.

Here is code >>>

Here is Hex file >>>

And here is the Dev Config attached settings in SuperPro universal programmer >>>



Regards
Dani
 

Hi Dani,

I do not understand what exactly u r trying to say.
But looking at ur code, ur port pin is not configured properly (P2M1 = 0.
It should be in the following manner(by the combination of M1 & M2). Also refer the datasheet for the same. its quite simple.

PXM1 0|
|---- QUASI BIDIRECTIONAL.
PXM2 0|


PXM1 0|
|---- PUSH PULL MODE.
PXM2 1|



PXM1 1|
|---- INPUT ONLY.(HIGH IMPEDENCE).
PXM2 0|


PXM1 1|
|---- OPEN DRAIN MODE.
PXM2 1|


regards
mandar
 

Dear mandar,

Thanks for replying, The microcontroller seems to be stuck and don't work at all, Thats what i was trying to say. I tried the port and pin configuration but it is not working. Any clue why...

R programming settings i.e. dev config are ok...
 

You r using Port 2, right???
your port 2 pins must be in PUSH PULL MODE OR QUASI BI DIRECTIONAL MODE.
What's the voltage u r getting on ur portpins when u want to glow the LED'S. There might be a problem in ur hardware also.

I use Flash Magic for loading the program in my LPC. Don't have any idea for dev config .
Portpin config should be as below:

P2M1 = 0x00; // Quasi
P2M2 = 0x00;

OR

P2M1 = 0x00; // Pushpull
P2M2 = 0xff;
 

I have tried this way as well but of no use.. here i am going to attach the project of keil with source files. I think i may be doing some wrong or incomplete steps which is not resulting in correct hex file. Please mandar, and other kindly help me.
 

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Hello Dani,
It seems u r missing some basics. Any microcontroller code runs in a infinite while loop.
Plz try the below code.

void delay (unsigned long cnt);

void main()
{
unsigned char i;

P1M1 |= 0x20;
P1M2 &= 0xDF;

P2M1 = 0x00; // Pushpull
P2M2 = 0xff;

while(1)
{
delay (20000);
P2 = 0x00;
delay (20000);
P2 = 0xff;
}

}
void delay (unsigned long cnt)
{
while (--cnt);
}
 

Hi,
may be I just missed the entry in the list but I could not find the information that Xeltek Superpros supports the LPC900 series. And if it does not, there is no way it could work.
hth, Bob
 

You mean , entry from the startup .s file in the code, Yes it may be the problem you are right. But how to correct it. I have used default startup file coming with keil.

Super pro programmer does support lpc900 series i have infect checked it using a simple assambly program below and it is working fine with this.

; LPC936A1.A51
; Oct 7, 2010 PCB: ?

; Features: ?
; ?


$mod51


RL1 bit P2.3
RL2 bit P2.4

DSEG AT 20H
FLAG1: ds 1
STACK: ds 1


FRL1 bit FLAG1.0 ; Relay 1


CSEG
org 0H
ajmp Reset

org 30H
Reset: mov 0A5H,#0FFH

Start: mov c,FRL1 ;
mov RL1,c
cpl c
mov FRL1,c
mov RL2,c

acall Delay0

ajmp Start

Delay0: mov R7,#250
Delay: mov R6,#61
Delay1: nop
nop
nop
nop
nop

nop
nop
nop
djnz R6,Delay1
djnz R7,Delay
ret

Text: DB '(C) DIGIPOWER 2010'
Text0: DB ' LPC936A1 '

END

And its hex is
:020000000130CD
:1000300075A5FFA20092A3B3920092A411400133D0
:100040007FFA7E3D0000000000000000DEF6DFF2D7
:10005000222843292044494749504F5745522032CE
:0D006000303130204C5043393336413120CF
:00000001FF
 

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