On Fri, Apr 16, 2004 at 06:48:31AM -0700, chris atwan wrote: > I verified that the JTAGEN fuse is "1". Any ideas?? Is there any way in AVR Studio to print out the 8-bit hex value of all the fuse bytes? There are three - the Extended Fuse, High Fuse, and Low Fuse. I'm asking these questions to ensure that the fuse bits are set appropriately. Due to the "programmed=0" and "unprogrammed=1" semantics, and AVR Studio's "checked=0", and "unchecked=1" - it is sometimes not clear what their actual settings are. In AVR Studio, is the check-box for the JTAGEN fuse checked or unchecked? If it is "unchecked", your problem lies elsewhere. If it is "checked", then uncheck it, apply the new fuse bit settings, and try your keypad interface code again. I'm assuming you are not actually using a JTAGICE programmer/debugger. If you are, then you are stuck - you can't use the upper nibble of PORTF since it is being used for the JTAG interface. -Brian -- Brian Dean http://www.bdmicro.com/
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Re: keypad and mega64
2004-04-16 by Brian Dean
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