Nice! Maybe also add a column with mbed module pin numbers?

Consider it done!
Will update table soon as possible.

Regards,
Lerche

Igor Skochinsky wrote:

Nice! Maybe also add a column with mbed module pin numbers?

Updated with mbed pins :-)

And now what pins are interruptable.

Thanks.

Very useful, thank you!

Yes indeed very useful, you should stick it in the cookbook under the reference section!

Just did,

thanks!

Lerche

Does anybody have a raw spreadsheet version of this table?

What do you mean by raw spreadsheet? (Seen, but never understood the word spreadsheet)

Is it something I can convert it to?
I have the original Excel (I hope, cuz I bricked my laptop....)

Lerche

EDIT:

I found the Excel file, where should I send it? :-)

EDIT:

https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BxZ4gtW-NC9qY2EwZDU5MzgtYTM3ZC00MjdmLTg4ZTQtZjE3ZjY2OTM1YTBh&hl=en&authkey=CICtifsK

Christian,

Yes.  That's exactly what I was looking for.  I wanted it for tracking functions I'm hooking to the pins.

Thanks so much for the file.

No problem Bob.

Lerche

I got a laminated card with the mbed that shows USB and ethernet pins which don't get mbed numbers.

1. like the LED mbed pins designations it would be good to add those here. It isn't immediately obvious which ones are the ethernet port/pin combos i.e. port 1_9 vs port 1_10.

2. do the ethernet pins have the possibility of other uses? I presume they could be DigitalInOut if they were defined in PinNames.h

The blue colored P1.X, that is placed before the Grey colored ethernet states that you could use those as DigitalIn & Out.

The ethernet is connected through a PHY, so the LPC1768 itself, hasn't got direct connection to the outer pins on the mbed board.

If you look carefully, you'll see the LED designators in the lower left corner.

Lerche

Error???

mbed Pin p7  Func4 says MAT3.1

According to schematic   http://mbed.org/media/uploads/chris/lpc1768-refdesign-schematic.pdf    it should be MAT2.1 !!!!

(If true then all 4 MAT's of counter2 are available. Hurray, hurray, hurray!)

I checked here:   http://www.nxp.com/documents/data_sheet/LPC1769_68_67_66_65_64_63.pdf    ( look at page 9, table 4)

LPC1768 chip pin78 (=mbed Pin p7) has MAT2.1

Make it easy to see what pins do what which is great. It also make it easy to see what pins DON'T come off of a MBED board. Looks like I'll have to go stright to my on PCB. Oh well.

I believe there is a mistake with pins 20 & 21.

Pin 20 is P1.31 and pin 21 is P1.30 - Function 1 - that's OK

Then Function 2 should be reserved.

Functions 2 & 3 become Functions 3 & 4 - That is AD0.4 and AD0.5 are function 4.

John K.

Hey could anyone tell me the connections to be made to interface an LCD....i have no idea as to which pins of the mbed board must be used for this