My programmer is STK300 on pc parallel port, yet is unable to wake up mcu. Is a 'parallel programmer' something else?
Mark Jordan <enki@cpovo.net> wrote:
If the fuses are badly messed up, only a parallel programmer can
restore them to a normal condition.
On 17 Jul 2006 at 1:27, Behrooz Hariri wrote:
> This kind of problem is already discussed in this group, but I
> could never finaly gather what might be a 'standard way' to wake
> up a dead AVR when osc fues bits are wrong programmed. Let's
> assume I have an AVR on my desk and do not know how osc fuesbits
> are programmed. Is the only way trying every possible
> configuration? This way doesn't seem a wise one to me. If I were
> AVR manufaturer, I would set up a seperate emergency osc. inside
> mcu to at least have access to fues bits to avoid such dead
> situations to happen.
>
>
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Waking up dead AVR??
2006-07-18 by Behrooz Hariri
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