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Others have sent the URL for the EasyAVR3 board.  Here's for the other 
tools:

       http://www.mikroelektronika.co.yu/english/product/tools/#3

For what ever it's worth...

I have an EasyAVR2 development board and have been quite pleased with 
it, except for support from Mikroelectronica.  It appears that 
documentation for #3 is better and it has even more functionality.  Use 
is almost intuitive, it only took a couple of hours to figure out what I 
needed to do that wasn't in the documentation for the #2.

It certainly is nice to be able to have access to all port pins, with 
switches and/or LEDs for digital inputs and a pot to simulate an analog 
input.  For 150 bucks (US), which includes freight, it's been well worth 
the money even if the documentation was marginal at best.

It appears the current iteration adds even more functionality with 
on-board A/D and D/A converters but they've taken away the JTAG 
connector.  Oh well...they've also done some work on the GUI and the 
manual so a JTAG interface wouldn't be difficult to kluge together.

I also don't think they provide lye soap and clorox with their dark side 
tools.


REB


Klaus Ruebsam wrote:

>Hi Tom,
>
>unfortunately, there was no URL mentioned within your email and even google does not know of any 'Easy AVR3 board'. :-(
>
>REEgards,
>
>Klaus
>
>-------- Original-Nachricht --------
>Datum: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 13:57:16 -0500
>Von: Thomas J Keller <tjkeller1@alltel.net>
>An: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com
>Betreff: [AVR-Chat] New AVR prodcut line?
>
>  
>
>>Check out this URL.  Their Easy AVR3 board looks impressive.  Scan down, 
>>and check out their Mikco-BASIC and
>>Mikro-Pascal compilers, though.  Look impressive, for the price.   Wish 
>>I could afford to order some and play with them.
>>
>>tom
>>aka avrFreak on eFnet IRC
>>
>>Check our #avrFreaks on eFnet IRC!
>>
>>    
>>


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