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@ndelisi ndelisi commented Dec 10, 2014

Porting of two new targets:

Y5 Design LLC Interface Board

LPC11u35 from NXP
Added new target to target.py, added header files for PinNames.h and device.h. Added linker library.

Low Power, ARM(r) Cortex-M0 suitable for a wide range of applications

On-Chip Bootloader - In-System programming (ISP) and in-application programming (IAP)

ROM-based USB drivers - Flash updates via USB supported

SPI, GPIO, i2C, UART, ADC

3x LEDs, Reset Button

3.3V powered via USB or external

USB interface - shipped with USB-A, male connector, pads for Micro female

Y5 Design BLE Board
Added new target to target.py, added header files for PinNames.h and device.h
nRF51822 from Nordic Semiconductor

Bluetooth Low-Energy v4.1 compliant - interface to smartphones, tablets

System-on-Chip (SoC) solution - easily transformable into a deployable solution

Drop-in solution for production - no need to design your own antenna

FCC and CE Certified

3x LEDs, 3x Buttons

Powered by interface board or external 3.3V

…les for PinNames.h and device.h. Added linker library.

Y5 Design LLC Interface Board
LPC11u35 from NXP

Low Power, ARM(r) Cortex-M0 suitable for a wide range of applications

On-Chip Bootloader - In-System programming (ISP) and in-application programming (IAP)

ROM-based USB drivers - Flash updates via USB supported

SPI, GPIO, i2C, UART, ADC

3x LEDs, Reset Button

3.3V powered via USB or external

USB interface - shipped with USB-A, male connector, pads for Micro female
…les for PinNames.h and device.h

nRF51822 from Nordic Semiconductor

Bluetooth Low-Energy v4.1 compliant - interface to smartphones, tablets

System-on-Chip (SoC) solution - easily transformable into a deployable solution

Drop-in solution for production - no need to design your own antenna

FCC and CE Certified

3x LEDs, 3x Buttons

Powered by interface board or external 3.3V
@ndelisi ndelisi changed the title [Y5Design][LPC11U35] Add New target [Y5Design][LPC11U35][NRF51822] Add New targets Dec 10, 2014
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0xc0170 commented Dec 10, 2014

hello,

what's your username on mbed? Can you sign http://developer.mbed.org/contributor_agreement/ please ?

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ndelisi commented Dec 10, 2014

Hi,

Username: ndelisi

I did sign the agreement before I submitted the pull request.

I also sent a private message to the link on the webpage but it seemed like
the owner of that page (Emilio Monti) was no longer working on the SDK. Who
is the message supposed to go t?

Thanks,
Nick

On Wednesday, December 10, 2014, Martin Kojtal [email protected]
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hello,

what's your username on mbed? Can you sign
http://developer.mbed.org/contributor_agreement/ please ?


Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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0xc0170 commented Dec 10, 2014

Use support email which can be found mbed.

Thanks, will check , and review.

P0_29 = p29,
P0_30 = p30,

LED = p30,
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For future reference, consider alignment of some elements in the code.

0xc0170 added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 11, 2014
Y5Design LPC11U35 and NRF51822 - Add New targets
@0xc0170 0xc0170 merged commit b75dada into ARMmbed:master Dec 11, 2014
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