LPCXpresso Base Board

[rmteo]

Anyone have the LPCXpresso Base Board as mentioned here http://knowledgebase.nxp.com/showthread.php?t=5

What do you think of it?

[brucesegal]

I have one. Nice board as it allows you to exercise all the peripherals without a lot of effort. It all depends on what you are trying to accomplish.

[rmteo]

Thanks. I have one as well. Really nice and great value (like the LPCXpresso tool chain) at $99. The included routines/drivers are a great help in understanding the workings of the LPC1xxx. Does anyone know of a compatible target board with a LPC17xx besides the MBED?

[renan]

Originally Posted by rmteo

Does anyone know of a compatible target board with a LPC17xx besides the MBED?

That's something I would like to know.

Renan

[rmteo]

Originally Posted by renan

That's something I would like to know.

Renan

Send EA an e-mail. They may have interesting info for you.

[NXP_Europe]

Hi All,
Besides mBed there are no pin compatible LPC1700 boards for the EA Base board yet. We're working hard on a LPC1700 LPCXpresso. So that one you can expect soon.


Kind regards,

[rmteo]

Originally Posted by NXP_Europe

Hi All,
Besides mBed there are no pin compatible LPC1700 boards for the EA Base board yet. We're working hard on a LPC1700 LPCXpresso. So that one you can expect soon.

Kind regards,

Thanks, NXP_E. That is what the hardware people told me as well.

[bladerunner]

Originally Posted by rmteo

Anyone have the LPCXpresso Base Board as mentioned here http://knowledgebase.nxp.com/showthread.php?t=5

What do you think of it?

Have the base board and LPC1114 module. It's good value, especially considering the entire toolchain (HW + Code Red IDE / compiler). And the lot work together nicely. As mentioned the code example's are useful to get up and running.
Recommended

[caprock]

I have the mbed 1768 and the lpcexpresso base board Rev A but do not have the 1114 board.

This combination seems to be a good debug/develop platform except for the fact that I can't seem to extract the sample programs without first setting up the code red IDE, which seems to entail that the lpcxpresso 1114 board is required as well.

Does anyone have a suggestion as to how to extract the source code that seems to be embedded in the projects? At the moment I was trying to get the 'Shift Reg to 7-Segment' section to work from the mbed, and would really like to see the simple driver code.

Thanks

[rmteo]

Originally Posted by caprock

...This combination seems to be a good debug/develop platform except for the fact that I can't seem to extract the sample programs without first setting up the code red IDE, which seems to entail that the lpcxpresso 1114 board is required as well.

Thanks

You don't need the LPCXpresso 1114 board to extract the examples using the Code Red IDE if you do not intend to do any debugging.