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| 1 | # LPC55S69 Examples | ||
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| 3 | ## Available examples: | ||
| 4 | - blinky_nop: Blink the integrated RED LED using nops as delay. Useful for flashing simple and known-good software on board. | ||
| 5 | - button_executor: Turn on/off an LED by pressing the USER button. Demonstrates how to use the PINT and GPIO drivers. | ||
| 6 | - blinky_embassy_time: Blink the integrated RED LED using `embassy-time`. Demonstrates how to use the time-driver that uses RTC. | ||
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| 8 | ## Important Notes | ||
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| 10 | On older version of probe-rs, some examples (such as `blinky_embassy_time`) do not work directly after flashing and the board must be reset after flashing. It is reccomended to update the version of probe-rs to the latest one. | ||
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| 12 | When developing drivers for this board, probe-rs might not be able to flash the board after entering a fault. Either reset the board to clear the fault, or use NXP's proprietary software `LinkServer`/`LinkFlash` to bring the board back to a known-good state. \ No newline at end of file | ||