Drivers NXP Multifunction Devices

In this article it is about using that driver with the NXP MCUXpresso IDE and SDK. This article describes how to use HD44780 (or compatible) character displays with the NXP MCUXpresso SDK and the Eclipse based MCUXpresso IDE. With the help of this article you should be able to use these kind of displays for any NXP MCUXpresso SDK project. No errors came up while installing NXP MCUexpresso, the IDE installs all necessary drivers to debug. Installing the program as an administrator makes no difference. I reinstalled the drivers while in disabled driver signature enforcement, no difference. The OS on my laptop has just been reinstalled because of the problems with vivado ide. After applying our corp image, 2 unknown devices i am unable to get drivers installed remain. Hardware IDs of NXP6022. Hardware IDs of NXP6100. These appear to be NXP proximity based smartcard reader? In both instances, any driver i've tried to install results in a 'The paramter is incorrect' Event logs: The driver package installation has failed. Download NXP TV-tuner drivers or install DriverPack Solution software for driver scan and update. The peripheral drivers and RTOS driver wrappers can be used across multiple devices within the product family without modification. The configuration items for each driver are encapsulated into C language data structures. Device-specific configuration information is provided as part of the MCUXpresso SDK and need not be modified by the user.

The MCUXpresso Software Development Kit (MCUXpresso SDK) is a collection of software enablement for NXP Microcontrollers that includes peripheral drivers, multicore support, USB stack, and integrated RTOS support for FreeRTOS^TM. In addition to the base enablement, the MCUXpresso SDK is augmented with demo applications, driver example projects, and API documentation to help users quickly leverage the support provided by MCUXpresso SDK. The KEx Web UI is available to provide access to all MCUXpresso SDK packages. See the MCUXpresso Software Development Kit (SDK) Release Notes (document MCUXSDKRN) in the Supported Devices section at MCUXpresso-SDK: Software Development Kit for MCUXpresso for details.

The MCUXpresso SDK is built with the following runtime software components:

ARM^® and DSP standard libraries, and CMSIS-compliant device header files which provide direct access to the peripheral registers.
Peripheral drivers that provide stateless, high-performance, ease-of-use APIs. Communication drivers provide higher-level transactional APIs for a higher-performance option.
RTOS wrapper driver built on on top of MCUXpresso SDK peripheral drivers and leverage native RTOS services to better comply to the RTOS cases.
Real time operation systems (RTOS) for FreeRTOS OS.
Stacks and middleware in source or object formats including:
- A USB device, host, and OTG stack with comprehensive USB class support.
- CMSIS-DSP, a suite of common signal processing functions.
- The MCUXpresso SDK comes complete with software examples demonstrating the usage of the peripheral drivers, RTOS wrapper drivers, middleware, and RTOSes.
All demo applications and driver examples are provided with projects for the following toolchains:
- IAR Embedded Workbench
- Keil MDK
- MCUXpresso IDE

The peripheral drivers and RTOS driver wrappers can be used across multiple devices within the product family without modification. The configuration items for each driver are encapsulated into C language data structures. Device-specific configuration information is provided as part of the MCUXpresso SDK and need not be modified by the user. If necessary, the user is able to modify the peripheral driver and RTOS wrapper driver configuration during runtime. The driver examples demonstrate how to configure the drivers by passing the proper configuration data to the APIs. The folder structure is organized to reduce the total number of includes required to compile a project.

MCUXpresso SDK Folder Structure
Deliverable	Location
Demo Applications	<install_dir>/boards/<board_name>/demo_apps
Driver Examples	<install_dir>/boards/<board_name>/driver_examples
Documentation	<install_dir>/docs
Middleware	<install_dir>/middleware
Drivers	<install_dir>/<device_name>/drivers/
CMSIS Standard ARM Cortex-M Headers, math and DSP Libraries	<install_dir>/CMSIS
Device Startup and Linker	<install_dir>/<device_name>/<toolchain>/
MCUXpresso SDK Utilities	<install_dir>/devices/<device_name>/utilities
RTOS Kernel Code	<install_dir>/rtos

The rest of this document describes the API references in detail for the peripheral drivers and RTOS wrapper drivers. For the latest version of this and other MCUXpresso SDK documents, see the kex.nxp.com/apidoc.

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