RE: That file was a couple posts before in this thread. Well... duuuh. Boy is my face red. I completely skipped over that reply. Didn't see it, until you pointed it out. Sheesh. (Been a long day here.) Thank you for the polite reply. RE: Looks like you bought a version from the store too Yeah. Went ...

RE: I published the firmware for the LPC1114 above, it does not matter which package it is in. I must be dumber than a board. I searched your forums, your website... I guess I don't know how to find things anymore. I can't find the firmware. RE: Just copy that firmware .hex file into the same direct...

I guess I don't see how my I2C code will help you. RE: using the TSSOP-28 chip Well, that was/is my first goto. Digikey sells them, and it makes perfect sense to just design my board to use one. The problem - as I see it (unless things have changed in the 5 or 6 years I last looked at it), is that C...

Hey there! Sure, I can upload the program. I have gotten it to a point where it works well, but have put it on the shelf, looking at another processor to use since the processor used in the 79000 is being retired from support. I would like to continue using Coridium BASIC chips, but... well... the c...

I am sorry, but I am going to have to be placed in the 'huh? Why?' crowd. I used BS-2's for a project, and they are great - don't get me wrong, but I found the Coridium chip (LPC1114) that ran a form of BASIC, I never went back. I realize it is not pin compatible, but since I am doing my own PCB lay...

Just a note to update my ogress on my new 79000 PCB. I am using an LPC1114 Coridium BASIC chip. I have utilized almost all of the I/Os on the chip. I am using 4 of the Analog Inputs - 1) Current Input (ACS711) 2) Temp Input (MCP9700) 3) Battery Voltage Monitor (0V - 24V) 4) Regulator Voltage Monitor...