I've been using a USB/Serial converter bought from Tiger Direct for over a year, Richard, and had no problems. I think I bought the cheapest one they had because I wasn't certain it would work. This one is a Sabrent if that helps...something like 5 or 10 bucks if I remember correctly. It's primarily used with an ISP module, but it also works well with the STK500 I have. If you don't want to go that route, I also have an EasyAVR development board from Mikroelectronika. The board is quite nice but the documentation sucks and once they get your money they don't seem to want to even answer an inquiry about it. So if you want to go that route it might be worth while, too. I like the fact that I can test all the I/O with it and for that one reason it's worth the aggravation, at least to me. REB Richard Austin wrote: >Hi all, > >I've been lurking for a while and have a question. > >I have bought a STK500 and wish to program it/monitor it with my laptop. >Only problem is that the laptop only has USB ports. I've looked on the >group to find mention of USB>parallel or serial, but there does not seem >to be any definitive answer as to which ones work. > >Does anyone have any further thoughts on this? > > >
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Newbie question - STK500 and USB
2006-01-11 by Roy E. Burrage
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