Matt Clement

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12 years ago.

Anyone buy and use an LPC1768-Mini-DK??

This is a pretty cool little board that loads the same files compiled with the MBED compiler. They are available online for $40 with a 2.8" touchscreen included. I dont know much about the LCD but it looks to be SPI with SPI touch interface. It comes with some RealView examples. I have successfully run mbed programs on it without problem using FlashMagic to transfer.

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTrIIFac7K-ynZtjkiyhKWYvQLYq775SmIJmuqNSJT-rTX_fZcE

http://www.hotmcu.com/lpc1768minidk-devboard-28-tft-lcd-p-12.html

3 Answers

Matthew Green
12 years ago.

I've got one of those, but currently it's not made it out of the box.

Its a good form factor for some kind of home automation display, which I was vaguely thinking of when I got it. But mainly I got it because it was cheap. :-)

It'd be really good to hear about how others have got it to work.

Matt

Frank Vannieuwkerke
12 years ago.

I also have this board - i started coding with LPCXpresso - Matt requested to get the code back to mbed - just did it.

You can get more info on http://mbed.org/users/frankvnk/notebook/lpc1768-mini-dk/.

Code is available at : http://mbed.org/users/frankvnk/code/LPC1768_Mini-DK/

Currently LCD and touchpad code are working (still need to tidy up).

Last hurdle is the Ethernet interface.

Note : i'll keep developing on LPCXpresso (i'm regularly working offline) but i will update the mbed code regularly.

Any remarks/improvements to the current code are greatly appreciated.

Matt Clement
poster
12 years ago.

Awesome. I will continue to play with this board and your port of the MBED libraries.