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1 OVERVIEW
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3 This example will erae one 4KB page of SPI Flash, write
4 8 bytes worth of data, and then read back 16 bytes of
5 data to show how all three operations work.
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7 HOW TO USE THIS EXAMPLE
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9 1.) Connect the SPI Flash to SPI on the LPC1343
10
11 2.) Configure your terminal software to open the USB COM
12 port at 115K.
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14 3.) When the application starts, there is a 5 second delay
15 (to allow you time to connect via USB CDC), after which
16 point the device will run through the erase, write, read
17 sequence once and then wait in an infinite loop.
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