I’m really Interested in using the Web Interface Board for LPC2129 w/ USB for my next project on school. but i have a few quistions before buying on of these boards:
The site http://www.crossstudio.co.uk/msp430/uip.htm offers a zip file “uip-e2124.zip”, a start for the use of UIP. Now I wondered whether how hard it’s to make adjustings to make the lpc2129 board function as an web server board. I need to say I’ve a pretty good back ground with using AVR atmels, but got a little bit stressed about the low clock frequency.
Anybody has information about the adjustings for making this board turn into a webserver board?
Is it recomandded to buy a JTAG cable since I’ve seen a lot complains about the program speed and use of it? (Please answer with why)
I know i ask much, but any information or suggestion is welkom.
The site http://www.crossstudio.co.uk/msp430/uip.htm offers a zip file “uip-e2124.zip”, a start for the use of UIP. Now I wondered whether how hard it’s to make adjustings to make the lpc2129 board function as an web server board. I need to say I’ve a pretty good back ground with using AVR atmels, but got a little bit stressed about the low clock frequency.
the sources are there ;) so you can have look at them and see if they fit your application, the demo code we use to test E2129 is exactly web server and when you point your browser to local board address you browse the web pages and see packet statistics etc
Is it recomandded to buy a JTAG cable since I’ve seen a lot complains about the program speed and use of it? (Please answer with why)
you will need JTAG to debug your code, if you are going to use CrossWorks as development you can see the comparison table at [http://www.rowley.co.uk/arm/CrossConnect.htm](http://www.rowley.co.uk/arm/CrossConnect.htm)
25Kb/s when load to RAM and 14KB/s when load to Flash seems to be pretty good for what you can expect from $20 device
So does the LPC-E2129 board come loaded with the web server?
the demo code we use to test E2129 is exactly web server and when you point your browser to local board address you browse the web pages and see packet statistics etc
In other words, can I just plug it into a network and access the web pages?
I built the Kiel hello example, and after some fiddling, have managed to get the board communicating with the Phillips Flash utility, but haven’t uploaded my program yet. (If there is a server which comes preloaded on the chip, I should take a look, and make sure I can acess it before I overwrite anything.)
