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I'm thinking if you use the UISP programmer with the STK500 board for AVR
programming, you may have run into this already (I hope!!)
I've been programming AVR devices with good success using uisp from unix
(macOSX flavour) and using the STK500 with no problems. Unfortunately,
I made the m...
Hello,
Because I am such a slow dumbass Digikey (de.digikey.com) meanwhile
raises the price for the Atmel STK500 from around 64 Euro to around
110 Euro. Does anyone know if/where I can still find an STK500 for
something around 70 instead of 110?
Thank you!
Regards,
johannes
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2006-11-30 19:39:00
Hi All
I use atmega16 microcontroller, STK500 development board and codevision
compiler.
Does anyone know the steps for setting up the external reset circuit
for atmega16?
I tried to follow the reset circuit in the STK500 user manual (p3-20)
http://atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_doc ... oc1925....
Rav - 2007-06-13 02:26:00
Hi,
I have a custom made communication gateway PCB with an AT90CAN128
microcontroller. The PCB card has its own 6 PIN ISP interface that i
connect to the 6 PIN ISP of the STK500 board. The STK500 board is
connected to the PC through the standard RS232 programming port. I am
using AVR studio 4...
igor - 2006-09-07 20:02:00
I am trying to verify fuse bytes by running the following ***commands.
Why I am getting: "The value of one or more fuse bytes are not
specified."
*** stk500 -dATMega128 -q
STK500 command line programmer, v 2.2 Atmel Corp (C) 2004-2005.
Scanning ports:
COM1 ... Connected to STK500 V2 on por...
Rav - 2007-06-13 02:20:00
Hi,
I have a custom made communication gateway PCB with an AT90CAN128
microcontroller meant to control OnPCB components. The PCB card has
its own 6 PIN ISP interface that i connect to the 6 PIN ISP of the
STK500 board. The STK500 board is connected to the PC through the
standard RS232 cable. I...
Hello,
Since the Atmel STK500 is much cheaper in the US than in Europe (79USD
in the US, around 120EUR in Europa are the prices I found) I'd need a
recommendation for a good webshop in the US. Of course it should be
cheap ;), reliable. Shipping and handling shouldn't be too expensive
(to the ...
Hi all:
Anyone knows of a free C/C++ compiler that I could use with an Atmel
STK500 board? I would like to use it under Linux, but a Windows compiler
will be fine too. Please advise.
Sonoman
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Hi all,
I was just trying to use an STK500 AVR development board. My version of
AVR studio told me I should upgrade its firmware. I did, and as luck
would have it the power lead came out during the upgrade.
Now when I turn on the STK I only get the red power LED. No other LEDs
light up, ...
Koon - 2004-08-10 10:30:00
I am using the STK500 to program Atiny12. I have done the following:
1.) plugged in the ATtiny12 into SCKT3400D1.
2.) connected RST on PORTE to PB5 on PORTB.
3.) connected XTI on PORTE to PB3 on PORTB.
I am able to program the microprocessor once but when I try to
re-program it, I got the fol...
Hello, All!
I'm trying to program ATmega162V chip using AVR Studio 4. STK500 board
is installed according to manual and i can program the sample chip provided
with board without any errors or warning, but trying to burn the mega162v i
get this error:
FLASH contents differs from file...
Problem with serial communications between ATmega128 and PC
I have used WinAVR and Peter Fleury's interrupt controlled uart library
successfully in the past with the STK500 board and the AT90S8515 and
ATmega16 devices. Moving on to a bigger project I purchased the STK501 board
with an ATmega...
RajW - 2004-03-10 11:39:00
Simple noobie question about the Atmel AVR STK500...
Can the XT1 and XT2 pins on PORTE\AUX used to supply a clock signal to
an external device (explanation below)?
As I am learning to program and interface the AVR's I have a 16550
UART on a separate experiment board and I see that the 1655...
Steve - 2004-05-09 10:32:00
Hi, hopefully a simple overlooked issue!
I have borrowed a STK500 kit from a colleague and I'm attempting to
download a simple program to the 8515 device.
I get the following in the message window:
Erasing device.. OK
Programming FLASH using block mode.. OK
Reading FLASH using block ...
larwe - 2006-03-28 21:49:00
Steve at fivetrees wrote:
> I don't know the specific answer, but (as an OpenBSD nut who runs Windows
> clients behind an OpenBSD firewall) it strikes me that - assuming you're
> using GNU/gcc - the common BSD base *should* mean it should be fine.
>
> In an ideal world. With a followin...
"johnstokes30" skrev i meddelandet
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> hi
> i am new here. i would like to learn embedded programming on a very well
> established microcontoller. I know that PICs are becoming more popular
> but can someone tell me of a controller t...
Greetings:
I am helping a friend with a small battery charger project. I chose the
Atmega88 for this project because it has a good mix of peripherals, memory
size and physical size.
I am using Winavr 4.11 to develop the code (which I found to be very easy to
use) and a combination of AV...
M.O.B. i L. - 2009-02-24 07:11:00
I cannot read fuses on ATMEGA8515 using STK500 (I have only tested this
so far) in Linux (Kubuntu 8.04) using avrdude 5.5. I have tried
variations of this command such as using sudo, but nothing works.
$ avrdude -c stk500v2 -p m8515 -P /dev/ttyUSB0 -U hfuse:r:high.txt -U
lfuse:r:low.txt
...
I'm interested in learning about and programming embedded
microcontrollers. I'm on a shoestring budget though. I'm looking at
the Atmel AVR chips since there is a large user community for them.
In order to get my feet wet is it necessary to get the STK500
development board or can I get start...
Alex Gibson - 2006-12-28 23:17:00
wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm filling out a order to Digikey, and was considering ordering a
> STK525 USB dev kit. I noticed however the STK525 has a TQFP socket. No
> problem, I think, I'll add a couple of AT90USB's with...
OK, another deep theological question...
What do people think of each of these...?
CodeVision C for AVR
ImageCraft C for AVR
IAR C for AVR
gcc for AVR
BASCOM for AVR
Any of them notoriously good or notoriously bad?
Integration with AVR Studio and STK500 are desirable.
...
On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 10:26:32 +0200, Anton Erasmus
wrote:
> I cannot recall having seen any programmers available that is a
> parallel programmer from the AVR's point of view.
STK500 is the only one that I know of.
--
Mikael Ejberg Pedersen
...
> Basically I feel Studio 4.07 is in beta state.
I fooled with Studio 4.07 the other day and I was getting the same impression.
I actually did get the I/O stimulus files to work at least with
single-stepping. The in-program help files could have been more helpful, but
then English is not Atmel...
"Dave VanHorn" wrote in message
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>
> > Minimum of expenditure = nothing!
> > You can get a simulator which allows you to play with I/O on the PC
> > screen.
> > Check out AVR Studio + WinAVR at www.avrfreaks.net
> > There should be ple...
> > But does anyone have any idea about what was going on with not being able
> > to reset it? I tested it out today after the AVR had been unpowered for
>
> Here's just a guess. You may have a sneak path
> for power back to your board. Unplug *all* cables,
> wait a minute, and see...
tanu - 2006-09-08 06:02:00
hi all
i m using STK500/501 kit for programming the microcontoller.
due to some reason we upgrade the kit by programming it through the avr
studio 4.
now we r using avr studio 4 to program the kit.
all the other contoller which was programmed are getting programmed at
the requiered frequency(s...
2005-06-04 08:54:00
Has anyone encountered problems getting uisp to run in cygwin? I'm
using 20040311, and savannah.nongnu.org seems to be down so I can't
check for a newer version.
20040311 works fine inside Linux and MacOS, but when I try to use it in
cygwin the STK500 doesn't respond at all. I see some activit...
On 12 Mar 2004 22:04:09 GMT, garykato@aol.com (Gary Kato) wrote:
> If you need the Terminal I/O window, then use 3.5. Also 4.0X needs the XML
> parser for Internet Explorer as it uses XML files.
>
> The I/O stimulus file bugs are still in 4.08.310. I emailed a bug report about
> them just be...
skrev i meddelandet
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> Is there any off the shelf development board for ATmega2561?
>
You can use the STK500 + STK501 combination
--
Best Regards,
Ulf Samuelsson
This is intended to be my personal opinion which may,
or may bot be...
> What would anyone suggest I use for prototyping home made hobbyist
> projects.
What's really cheap is to use a bare board, long pin sockets, and
wire-wrapping.
For a PIC, you could look into getting one of Microchip Technology's PICDEM
boards. I don't remember how much they are, but I th...
"abicash" skrev i meddelandet
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> I think i have fried my chip with wrong fuse bits.I exactly reversed the
> bits in codevision..But now i know..The next chip is nicely
> programming..What can i do to erase the earlier chip?I cant even ac...
> Does it mean that the state of the SDA output is an AND function of PORTB,SDA
and
> the 7-th bit of the shift register? I've observed that the PORTB,SDA
> must be set to 1 directly before reading from the USIDR, otherwise I
> cannot shift out anything but zeroes.
From the diagrams in the da...
"Rene Tschaggelar" wrote in message
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>
> I'm using a similar network, 10k up, 100nF to GND and 100 Ohm
> to the ISP.
>
> Hmm, the lot runs on 5V or perhaps lower ?
Everything runs at 5V.
> I once found that there is some bit timin...
2005-03-10 14:04:00
> I am looking for a micro-controller to use for my varsity project
(ham
> radio). I am not a great expert in micro-controllers and am not
quite
> sure what uC's I should considering. My priorities with choosing the
> uC are as follows:
Many microcontrollers suit your needs. But I wo...
"Bill Giovino" skrev i meddelandet
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> http://Microcontroller.com/Embedded.asp?did=142
>
>
> I'm taking a short survey of Microchip users to help decide what future
> directions
> development tools should take. The survey is confidential -...
SneakerNet wrote:
> I am making my own programming cable for Atmel AVRs.
> After some goggling I came across this site
> http://wiredworld.tripod.com/tronics/atmel_isp.html
See the parallel port programming cable and PPPT utility here:
http://www.picoweb.net/downloads.html
For that matt...
> I've never had any problem with the $20 USB-> serial interfaces
> under Linux. Windows support for them isn't great...
Which particular ones are you using? All the devices I've used either
don't work with the evbs I need to use, or cause kernel panics sometimes
(I can't work out the exact...
kunil - 2005-04-22 11:05:00
Here's FAQ that listed in AVR-libc's manual :
* Shouldn't I initialize all my variables?
....for the AVR target, in general, all integer-type variables are set
to 0, all pointers to a NULL pointer, and all floating-point variables
to 0.0.
I'm trying small program :
#include
int mai...
DirtDobber - 2005-08-31 22:50:00
Why torture yourself with a PIC?
Start with Atmel AVR. Go to www.avrfreaks.net
Get WinAVR package for free. Contains free C compiler
that is a port of GCC. Get the STK500 kit.
"bender" wrote in message
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> I don't want to start a flame w...
2004-12-12 22:49:00
Hi Lonnie,
Great :) FWIW, I am running at 115k2 8N1 with no flow control, using
minicom (at the moment). I've also experimented with the uisp in-system
programming tool for the Atmel STK500 and while it doesn't show the
kernel errors,
BTW, I would have expected to get the blacklist error wh...