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MCB900 Starter Kit for the Philips P89LPC932 8051 Microcontroller |
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The MCB900 is a comprehensive low-cost Starter System for the Philips P89LPC932 FLASH 8051 Microcontroller. The kit contains a featured-packed Evaluation Module fitted with a P89LPC932 microcontroller plus a special version of the µVISION2 8051 C development environment which only supports the Philips LPC devices. The IDE supports editing / compiling / simulating up to 4Kb of code (C + Assembler) for the LPC devices. A suite of suitable example programs are supplied with the software which can be compiled and then downloaded via ISP (In-System Programming) to the Target Device using the 'FLASH Magic' ISP software. Once a program is downloaded, the MCB900 can then be run without PC control and becomes a 'Standalone Microcontroller Module'.
This kit is designed for evaluating the Philips LPC family of microcontrollers. It encompasses the 8051 architecture plus the ability to write programs in C and download them to a real microcontroller mounted on a Target Board. This makes the Keil MCB900 kit ideal for low-budget high-specification designs and is therefore ideally suited to student projects. |
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MCB900 Evaluation Board |
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- Philips P89LP932 Microcontroller mounted in PLCC socket
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LED array on Port 2
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Prototyping area for user circuitry
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RS-232 Port for ISP, debug and/or user application use
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On-board power supply (9V unregulated input)
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LPC900 Development Studio |
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- Feature-packed source code Editor, Project Manager and Make Utility
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8051 Assembler
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8051 ANSI-C Compiler
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Software Simulator
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ISD51 - In-System Debugger
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Application Examples for the LPC family
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All components of the Keil IDE are limited to a maximum of 4Kb of compiled code. No hardware support is available for multiple DPTR registers. No support is available for user libraries or floating point arithmetic.
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FLASHMagic ISP Software |
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- Software Utility supporting In-System Programming (ISP) of Philips ISP devices
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Supports downloading of HEX file output of the Keil IDE to the FLASH / EEPROM of the Target Microcontroller
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Uses the Philips LPC Boot Loader method of ISP via the UART of the Target Device
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Required spare PC COM port to be connected to the COM port of the MCB900 Module
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System Requirements |
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- PC with one available serial (COM) port
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Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
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One 3½-inch, 1.44MB disk drive
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One CD-ROM drive
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Please note: A suitable serial cable and power supply are NOT supplied with this kit.
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Device Support (by family) |
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| This product supports devices from the families listed below: |
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NXP (Philips):
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8051 LPC (Low Pin Count) Microcontroller Family
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The MCB900 prototyping board uses the Philips P89LPC932 which is a superset of the Philips P89LPC920, P89LPC921, P89LPC922, P89LPC930 & P89LPC931 devices. You may create application programs for these devices by ignoring the extra features of the LPC932.
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Device Support (by manufacturer / programming algorithm) |
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| Philips Semiconductor | | | | BL - Boot Loader Algorithm: | | 8051 LPC (Low Pin Count) Microcontroller Family: | | P89LPC920, P89LPC922, P89LPC930, P89LPC931, P89LPC932 |
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