AVR-Chat

Mark Nowell wrote:

> I'm sure it's a dumb question that's going to resolve this and I have 
> therefore checked (again....) that I've got 0V on Pins 3,5,21 (GND) and 5V 
> on 4,6 (VCC) and 18 (AVCC).
> 
> I just found a thread on AVRFreaks regarding a similar programming problem 
> where, in the end, a 500kHz clock into XTAL1 fixed the ISP problem because 
> the AVR had the wrong (external) clock fuses set. Is this a line worth 
> pursuing?
> 
> Thanks again,
> Mark

Ummmmm ANYTHING that can lead to an answer is worth pursuing, it all 
adds experiance ;)

Regards,

Kat.


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