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User & Reference Guide
Document: UM03001
Software version: 5.20
Document revision: 2
Date: March 8, 2013

V1.1 Applied patch by segger to update from V5.20C to V5.20D.
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LPC-Link 2 Configuration Tool

Please note - If you are using LPC-Link 2 together with the LPCXpresso-IDE, you do not need to use this tool.

The LPC-Link 2 Configuration Tool uses Winusb for communication via USB. Prior to using this tool, the drivers need to be download and installed. The drivers are located here. NOTE: Microsoft .NET Framework 4 or later must be installed to use this tool.

This application note describes how to implement UART transmission and reception function via SGPIO on NXP’s LPC43xx. The UART implemented in this application note operates in half and full duplex mode with 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, no flow control. The supported baud rates are 9600bps/19200bps/38400bps/57600bps/115200bps.

LWIP bandwidth and timing tests

These tests were performed with LPCOpen v1.03 on a Linux desktop host (1GBPS) and a target board (100MBPS) with a 1GBPS switched between host and board.

Building automation systems based on KNX communication protocols

TouchGFX Graphics framework for NXP M0, M3 and M4 MCUs

About TouchGFX

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LPCOpen processor, board, and toolchain support

Examples were build tested with the following toolchain versions - this only applies to the latest LPCopen version.

IAR EWARM v1.02, Keil UV4 v4.70, LPCXpresso v5.2.4_2122

Supported project list for IAR EWARM v1.02

Keep an eye on this page for information on upcoming releases of LPCOpen. Features, updated drivers, and new devices/boards are continuously be added to LPCOpen, but the planned release dates and features may change without notice!

Would you like to request a feature for LPCOpen? You can request new features on the NXP support page.

Built upon the success of Seriz, SILICA and NXP present the new SILICA Seriz II Board, a rapid and secure RFID and NFC development.
The development of RFID and NFC applications is being challenged due to the many different kinds of RFID tags on the market.
Furthermore, some cards are becoming very complex as there is a growing need for security.

SILICA Seriz and SILICA Seriz II help customers migrate their existing RFID product to a more secure solution,