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UH, I ran the 'hello world.c' example as it was presented
[I did put my name in there!!]
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PROBLEM is .. I wasn't paying attention to the 'onBasic' #def !!!
so ended up with the bare-metal program.
Works - 'cept I can't get it to stop / cleared -- so I can load another program.
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the <Stop> and <Reset> buttons send signals but it always does a reset and keeps going in the loop.
HOW do I recover????
TIA
Olzeke51

The LPC824 DIP was designed and built by NXP. They gave us some to distribute cheaply.

It's serial port does not have DTR, RTS connections that we use to force the LPC824 into boot mode. Instead it has ISP and RESET buttons (too small for my big fingers).

For ConBASIC, you can STOP the program by switching to manual mode in control and follow the prompts to STOP a program.

For straight C you will need to force it into ISP serial programming mode, by holding ISP button and pressing RESET.