AVR-Chat

At 21:34 17/07/2006, Tim wrote:
>If it is dead because of wrong oscillator fuse settings, you just need
>to put a 1MHz clock signal into the XTAL1 pin, then set the fuse bits
>for internal 1MHz oscillator (the factory default). Then you will be
>able to remove the clock and program it ok.

I've certainly messed up the osc fuse settings a few times.  I have usually 
recovered by sticking dip parts back into my STK200 and reprogramming.   I 
think you'll find the STK300 has its own external oscillator that drives 
the XTAL1 pin, the same as the STK200.

So Tim's method above should work.  If not I'd be looking somewhere 
else.   Any chance of checking the XTAL1 input with a CRO ?   What program 
are you using to drive the STK programmer ?  Can you elaborate more on "not 
waking up ?".

Cheers

Matthew