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* $Id$        abstract.txt        2011-06-02        
* @file       IAP\IAP_Demo\abstract.txt 
* @brief      Description of the IAP demonstration.
* @date       22. April. 2013
* @author     NXP MCU SW Application Team
* 
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@Example description:
    Purpose:
        This is an example of handling interrupts during IAP calls.
    Process:
        This sample project describes how to handle the system tick timer 
		interrupts during a group of IAP calls. After the part is boot up, 
		it initizlizes UART0 to communicate processes happening in the system.
		Afterwards, it initializes the system tick timer for an interrupt of 
		every 1ms. Next it enters the while (1) loop to repeatedly perform 
		some flash erase, program and compare IAP calls. 
       

@Directory contents:
    \Keil:    includes RVMDK (Keil)project and configuration files 
        
    iaptest.c       main program.
    
@How to run:
    Hardware configuration:        
        This example was tested on:
            1. LPC1788 OEM Board rev A and OEM Base Board rev A or
               LPC4088 OEM Board rev A and OEM Base Board rev PB1
                Jumper: default
          

    Serial display configuration: (e.g: TeraTerm, Hyperterminal, Flash Magic...) 
            1. LPC1788 OEM Board rev A and OEM Base Board rev A or
               LPC4088 OEM Board rev A and OEM Base Board rev PB1
               
            - UART0: USB serial port (J25)
                + All jumpers: Default
            - UART1: Connects UART pins to COM Port (J17) 
            - UART1: Connects UART pins to COM Port (J17)
            LPC1788 OEM Board rev A			
                + P0.15 (@ J5.19) - JP12.2
                + P0.16 (@ J3.24) - JP13.2
            LPC4088 OEM Board rev A			
                + P2.0 (@J4.5) - JP12.2
                + P2.1 (@J4.7) - JP13.2               
            - UART2: Connects UART pins to COM Port (J17)
                + JP6:     1-2: OFF
                        3-4: OFF
                        5-6: ON
                + JP12: 2-3
                + JP13: 2-3
                + Other jumpers: Default
            - UART3: Connects UART pins to COM Port (J17)
                + P0.2 (@J5.13) - JP12.2
                + P0.3 (@J5.14) - JP13.2
            - UART4: Connects UART pins to COM Port (J17)
                + P0.22 (@J3.25) - JP12.2
                + P2.9  (@J3.15) - JP13.2
       
        
        Setting:
            + 115200bps 
            + 8 data bit 
            + No parity 
            + 1 stop bit 
            + No flow control              
     
    
    Running mode:
        This example can run on ROM mode.
        
                    
        Note: If want to burn hex file to board by using Flash Magic, these jumpers need
            to be connected:
            1. LPC1788 OEM Board rev A and OEM Base Board rev A or
               LPC4088 OEM Board rev A and OEM Base Board rev PB1
                - JP20: 1-2: ON
                        3-4: ON
            (Using UART0 on USB serial port
            Sure that you choose correct COM port number - Pls reference at:
            "Device Manager" -> "Ports(COM & LPT)" -> "USB Serial Port (COMx)")
            
            
    
    Step to run:
        - Step 1: Build example.
        - Step 2: Burn hex file into board (if run on ROM mode)
        - Step 3: Configure hardware as above instruction. 
        - Step 4: Hit reset button to run example.
        - Step 6: Check the messages showed on terminal

