??? 01/31/07 13:32 Read: times |
#131791 - smiling Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I'll use an 8255 [smile]
even in that case I suggest you get the HW SPI and HW IIC straight whatever else you do, I know a few functions that are only available in that style and, probably, you will run into them one day, not to metion that more keep coming. as to HW IIC there is (for everything including the SILabs derivatives, excluding the SILabs deviates) the very best and most complete information in the NXP p89C66x datasheet and again in the LPC93x user manual http://www.standardics.nxp.com/support/d...lpc936.pdf. I have used this information for other brands, and it seems that but for the clock setup this is pretty standard (which, of course, made SILabs deviate from it). Additionally the CodeArchitect software free from http://www.esacademy.com gives you working basic code for the IIC, SPI and UART standard intefaces. Erik |