copy a port into a variabele I'm with AbDoO_ on this one.
The reason why he (she?) can't receive them all simultaneously is because he can't fire them all simultaneously, because each sensor will...
Thursday, 9 April 2020 - 05:44
Programming One AVR with Another Brian Fairchild wrote:
1) Write a bootloader which looks on the 6-pin ISP connectors for an EEPROM and loads flash from that if present. The EEPROM will be I2C. Why? Because...
atmega324PA not working at higher than 1MHZ freq So the blinky LED thingy works fine at all frequencies. The chip is happy.
But it won't be, if you don't have caps on your 7805 outputs. 10uF would be a...
Monday, 6 April 2020 - 02:41
atmega324PA not working at higher than 1MHZ freq It's the voltage regulator that bothers me. We're going to need a lot more information about how that's working, and what it has as output. Is it a switching regulator...
Sunday, 5 April 2020 - 21:18
atmega324PA not working at higher than 1MHZ freq It certainly doesn't need any more voltage, but it might want more current. What's your supply rated at, in amperes?
It might also want a better pullup on the /RESET...
Programming One AVR with Another The EEprom idea, and the SD card idea, both have the interesting advantage that neither contains the whole program - if you're worried about someone swiping it. Even if they...
Sunday, 5 April 2020 - 16:04
Programming One AVR with Another joeymorin wrote:
Scroungre wrote:Seems to me that fifty cents worth of TTL glue logic could solve the bit-banging MISO/MOSI swap. Zero cents worth of software will do the same...
Sunday, 5 April 2020 - 15:49
Programming One AVR with Another Another suggestion, although it might be a bit late now - Skip the whole AVR programmer, and put the smarts into the 'field' device. Have it, on powerup, go looking for an...
Sunday, 5 April 2020 - 15:37
Programming One AVR with Another If you have an AVRisp I'd be tempted to take it apart and look at it. I believe it's basically an AVR that programs AVRs, with an internal bootloader and a USB connection....
I'm with AbDoO_ on this one. The reason why he (she?) can't receive them all simultaneously is because he can't fire them all simultaneously, because each sensor will...
Brian Fairchild wrote: 1) Write a bootloader which looks on the 6-pin ISP connectors for an EEPROM and loads flash from that if present. The EEPROM will be I2C. Why? Because...
gchapman wrote: ETA 9-Jul'20 AX01 & AX03 Floating Board-to-Board Connectors - JAE | Mouser edit : floating B2B https://www.mouser.com/Connectors/Board-to-Board-Mezzanine-...
So the blinky LED thingy works fine at all frequencies. The chip is happy. But it won't be, if you don't have caps on your 7805 outputs. 10uF would be a...
It's the voltage regulator that bothers me. We're going to need a lot more information about how that's working, and what it has as output. Is it a switching regulator...
It certainly doesn't need any more voltage, but it might want more current. What's your supply rated at, in amperes? It might also want a better pullup on the /RESET...
westfw wrote: I'd guess you could compute X/5, where X is an 8-bit value, We want 32bits, not 8bits. That makes a lookup table impractical. Yes and no. ...
The EEprom idea, and the SD card idea, both have the interesting advantage that neither contains the whole program - if you're worried about someone swiping it. Even if they...
joeymorin wrote: Scroungre wrote:Seems to me that fifty cents worth of TTL glue logic could solve the bit-banging MISO/MOSI swap. Zero cents worth of software will do the same...
Another suggestion, although it might be a bit late now - Skip the whole AVR programmer, and put the smarts into the 'field' device. Have it, on powerup, go looking for an...
If you have an AVRisp I'd be tempted to take it apart and look at it. I believe it's basically an AVR that programs AVRs, with an internal bootloader and a USB connection....
davethomaspilot wrote: There's no need for mechanical strength connector to connector. They should never touch. Touching means sheer force is being applied. Pcb...
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