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LPC1788 Clear Memory?

Homepage › Forums › Modular Dev Kits › Q&A › LPC1788 Clear Memory?

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  • February 6, 2025 at 10:21 pm #16817
    Logan Moon
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      (This message was transferred over from our old forum)
      Posted August 17, 2015
      By Todd DeBoer
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      On 10/21/13 ennegi92 asked, “Hi, I’ve a problem with my lpc1788 sdk kit. I’ve upload a bad elf file, so I can’t communicate with board anymore. It’s very strange, so I want to use SPI for clear flash memory. I want to use FlashMagic, but how can I do this? It’s possible to do this with j-link lite? Or I must use serial port?”
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      Answered:

      “When the LPC17XX/LPC24XX gets into a bad state, you need to short the ISP entry signal to ground while programming.
      See here for the revision 4 schematic for the SOMDIMM module.
      (File Archived, Contact us through https://www.teamfdi.com/contact/ for the archived file)

      On J1 you need to short pins 3 and 4 together, then use the JLink to reprogram the unit.

      If you purchased a USB-ISP then you should have a cable that will plug into the SOMDIMM’s J1, if not you can use a small flat head screw driver stuck in the middle of the pins to short them together”

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