Hi everyone, I hope in your precious help, I wanted to program an attiny10 with a soft. that I found on the net, I use atmel studio, and an AVRISP mkII programmer, but I can't do it I get an error, give me an eye and tell me what to do thanks
I have attached the error and also the firmware
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ok I think I have inserted it well now the image, however I tried to insert also another firmware but always ninte same error
| AVRISP mkII | Target | ATTINY10 |
| connector | pin name | pin number |
| 1 MISO | TPIDATA | 1 |
| 2 VCC | VCC | 5 |
| 3 SCK | TPICLK | 3 |
| 4 MOSI | – | – |
| 5 RESET | RESET | 6 |
| 6 GND | GND | 2 |
Slow down your ISP programming speed setting to the lowest possible...does that help?
I have searched but I have not found any point where you can reduce the speed, explain to me what to do
Minimum programming voltage for the ATtiny10 is 5V. You're running at 3.2V:
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many many thanks, now it works
someone can give me an eye to the firmware that I posted because it does not work as it should, I do not understand anything, thanks
Minimum programming voltage for the ATtiny10 is 5V.
That sounds rather odd...is this something for any of their other chips as well? Might surprise someone who has 3.3V max allowable components connected to the avr (sort of like the HV programming warnings of yesteryear)
That sounds rather odd
Also mentioned 5 or 6 other times elsewhere in the datasheet.
is this something for any of their other chips as well?
Might surprise someone who has 3.3V max allowable components connected to the avr (sort of like the HV programming warnings of yesteryear)
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I managed to program attiny10 with the code I put on my first post, but I need your help,
this code is for a flashlight and ATTiny10. This implements a simple 3-level plus off light using a momentary switch and includes voltage monitoring, which I don't understand because I'm not expert,
how do I vary the minimum voltage monitoring,
how do I put a delay on the button presses to remove accidental starts,
how do I if possible have a pwm at 40kHz
can you help me thanks
hi, no programming expert to help modify this firmware, please
thank you
gchapman tiny102 is a follow-on to tiny10
AN_42676 AT13053: Differences between ATtiny4/5/9/10 and ATtiny102/104
[PDF page 4]
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Flash Self-programming is supported for the full supply voltage range (1.8 – 5.5V).
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via ATtiny102 - 8-bit AVR Microcontrollers
For me thanks to you I solved this problem, I could not program, the solution is that Attiny10 must be programmed at 5v
Percciò declare this problem solved
Thank you
Sorry I opened another more specific thread we continue the discussion there, thank you so far who will help me
