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2007-08-23 by Mark Nowell
Tim et al, Thanks all for lots of useful advice. I've tried various recommendations but haven't fixed the problem. I added a loop counter to the busy flag check to limit the busy checking to max 1.6ms, then just went ahead and sent the instruction regardless of the busy flag. Thi
2007-08-23 by Leon
----- Original Message ----- From: "mago Umandam" To: Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 10:01 AM Subject: [AVR-Chat] AT90S2313 hex code to ATtiny2313 > Hello guys > > I am trying to make build my own AVR ISP programmer. I have seen the > schematic from sixca.com but the component I
2007-08-23 by John Samperi
At 07:01 PM 23/08/2007, you wrote: >Can i load this to ATtiny2313? Any help? Anyone has code for AVR >ISP programmer? The code is right here in the files area, look for AVR910JS_2313_v3_3.asm It SHOULD work but you have lots of fuses to set in the Tiny2313. Regards John Samperi *
2007-08-23 by mago Umandam
Hello guys I am trying to make build my own AVR ISP programmer. I have seen the schematic from sixca.com but the component IC they are using is AT90S2313 which is now obsolete. I also read that AT90S2313 is compatible with ATtinay2313. I can only download the compiled hex file. C
2007-08-23 by John Samperi
At 01:28 PM 23/08/2007, you wrote: >A hot-air gun and freeze spray can be very telling. That sounds like torture, ve hafe vays to make you toc! LOL :-) Regards John Samperi ******************************************************** Ampertronics Pty. Ltd. 11 Brokenwood Place Baulkha
2007-08-23 by Russell Shaw
John Samperi wrote: > At 01:09 PM 23/08/2007, you wrote: >> The 44780 internal clock may be slowing with temperature, and silicon >> gets a bit slower with heat too iirc. I'd put more time delays between >> every operation to narrow down where the timing problem is. > > May try a
2007-08-23 by John Samperi
At 01:09 PM 23/08/2007, you wrote: >The 44780 internal clock may be slowing with temperature, and silicon >gets a bit slower with heat too iirc. I'd put more time delays between >every operation to narrow down where the timing problem is. May try and run it at 4MHz instead of 8,
2007-08-23 by Russell Shaw
Owen A wrote: > I have a few 4X40 LCD's that display rubbish without adding a 220nf cap to gnd on the lcd bios pin. > Owen. > > John Samperi wrote: > At 02:01 AM 23/08/2007, you wrote: > >> Kathy Quinlan wrote: >>> I have had problems with Ampire displays and static, I found that
2007-08-23 by Owen A
I have a few 4X40 LCD's that display rubbish without adding a 220nf cap to gnd on the lcd bios pin. Owen. John Samperi wrote: At 02:01 AM 23/08/2007, you wrote: >Kathy Quinlan wrote: > > I have had problems with Ampire displays and static, I found that by > > grounding the LCD Be
2007-08-22 by John Samperi
At 02:01 AM 23/08/2007, you wrote: >Kathy Quinlan wrote: > > I have had problems with Ampire displays and static, I found that by > > grounding the LCD Bezzle I could stop this problem. > > > >Have had a quick go at this but no change - did you get the same >symptoms or did the s
2007-08-22 by Bruce
Rick wrote: >--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, enkitec@... wrote: > > >> Is this an AVR? >> >> http://www.geevee.com/index.php?p=viewvideo&v=4892 >> >> >> > >Yes, it's an ATmega16-PI. > >I found more info and source code here: > >http://heim.ifi.uio.no/haakoh/avr/ > >Rick > > Not
2007-08-22 by Zack Widup
Looks like it. Can't tell which though. Maybe a mega16? Zack On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, enkitec@gmail.com wrote: > > Is this an AVR? > > http://www.geevee.com/index.php?p=viewvideo&v=4892 > >
2007-08-22 by David VanHorn
On 8/22/07, enkitec@gmail.com wrote: > > Is this an AVR? Sure looks like it.
2007-08-22 by enkitec@gmail.com
Is this an AVR? http://www.geevee.com/index.php?p=viewvideo&v=4892
2007-08-22 by Tim Gilbert
Mark, Being HD44780 compatible only means that they cloned the command set developed by Hitachi some 20 years ago. In my collection of LCDs (and I have a lot of them), I've only ever seen 1 unit that had real hitachi HD44780 chips (it's really old and required the 8 bit interface
2007-08-22 by Rick
> Yes, it's an ATmega16-PI. > Oops! I dropped a number. That should read ATmega16-16PI. Neat little project. Rick
2007-08-22 by Rick
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, enkitec@... wrote: > > > Is this an AVR? > > http://www.geevee.com/index.php?p=viewvideo&v=4892 > Yes, it's an ATmega16-PI. I found more info and source code here: http://heim.ifi.uio.no/haakoh/avr/ Rick
2007-08-22 by Zack Widup
On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, Kathy Quinlan wrote: > Mark Nowell wrote: >> Kathy Quinlan wrote: >>> I have had problems with Ampire displays and static, I found that by >>> grounding the LCD Bezzle I could stop this problem. >>> >>> >>> >> Have had a quick go at this but no change - did y
2007-08-22 by Kathy Quinlan
Mark Nowell wrote: > Kathy Quinlan wrote: >> I have had problems with Ampire displays and static, I found that by >> grounding the LCD Bezzle I could stop this problem. >> >> >> > Have had a quick go at this but no change - did you get the same > symptoms or did the static proble
2007-08-22 by Kathy Quinlan
Mark Nowell wrote: > Kathy Quinlan wrote: >> I have had problems with Ampire displays and static, I found that by >> grounding the LCD Bezzle I could stop this problem. >> >> >> > Have had a quick go at this but no change - did you get the same > symptoms or did the static proble
2007-08-22 by Mark Nowell
Kathy Quinlan wrote: > I have had problems with Ampire displays and static, I found that by > grounding the LCD Bezzle I could stop this problem. > > > Have had a quick go at this but no change - did you get the same symptoms or did the static problem perhaps stop it working comp
2007-08-22 by Mark Nowell
According to the display datasheet it's apparently a "KS0066U or Equivalent", and according to Google, the KS0066U is compatible with the HD44780 apart from some timing differences in the initialisation sequence, where it seems I'm well within spec for both devices. Having said w
2007-08-22 by Kathy Quinlan
Mark Nowell wrote: > Apologies in advance for the thoroughly non-AVR question but I'm really > tearing my hair out with an LCD problem and I'm sure there are some > really clever/experienced LCD'ers here (grovel, scrape) ... > > We've recently switched to yet another cheaper, bri
2007-08-22 by Zack Widup
Hi Mark, If your program has been working with other HD44780 display drivers, I'd assume some problem with the displays. I haven't seen that they changed anything within that chip. Or does HD44780 compatible mean it actually uses an HD44780? Or something else? Zack On Wed, 22 Aug
2007-08-22 by Mark Nowell
Apologies in advance for the thoroughly non-AVR question but I'm really tearing my hair out with an LCD problem and I'm sure there are some really clever/experienced LCD'ers here (grovel, scrape) ... We've recently switched to yet another cheaper, brighter, 16x2, HD44780 compatib
2007-08-22 by Roy E. Burrage
How's your math and physics background? http://ibiblio.org/obp/electricCircuits/ REB myfirstmullet wrote: >Hi guys i'm starting out in AVR and electronics in general, and one of >the problems i'm running into is picking a decent tutorial to learn >from. It seems there's 10000000
2007-08-22 by Jim Wagner
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 01:06:47 -0000 "myfirstmullet" wrote: > Hi guys i'm starting out in AVR and electronics in > general, and one of > the problems i'm running into is picking a decent > tutorial to learn > from. It seems there's 10000000 ways to skin a cat, but > for learning >
2007-08-21 by myfirstmullet
Hi guys i'm starting out in AVR and electronics in general, and one of the problems i'm running into is picking a decent tutorial to learn from. It seems there's 10000000 ways to skin a cat, but for learning purposes I need to stick with one. many of the tut's on the web have exa
2007-08-21 by xolang1
Hello Everyone, The energy measuring IC ADE7753 from Analog Devices has 2 input channels, one for voltage and another for current. The current input requires some current sensing circuit using, as stated in the datasheet, Micro-Ohm Shunts & Current Transformers or Rogowski Coil (
2007-08-20 by Leon
----- Original Message ----- From: "khalil ahmed" To: Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2007 9:11 PM Subject: Re: [AVR-Chat] gps ic/module > hello > > i also trying to desing some projects using GSM modem. but i do nothing > about GSM modem so plz if you knoledge about that plz send some
2007-08-19 by khalil ahmed
hello i also trying to desing some projects using GSM modem. but i do nothing about GSM modem so plz if you knoledge about that plz send some links or attachments so that i bcome able to use GSM modem. regards tiger mago Umandam wrote: Hello, i want to bulid a gps system using at
2007-08-16 by Zack Widup
Yes! I have done a great deal with GPS engines. You should be able to pick up a GPS engine for between US $10 and $20 on eBay. The most common ones are the Jupiter 12 engines. Do a search on eBay for "GPS engine" or "Jupiter 12". The GPS engines use NMEA protocol, which is ASCII-
2007-08-16 by mago Umandam
Hello, i want to bulid a gps system using atmel controller, a gsm modem and a gps module. I have not been working with gps before. Has anyone worked on gps? Please advise for relatively cheap gps module or gps ic. And ofcourse easier to understdand. regards, mago ----------------
2007-08-15 by timbomcnuckle
Poor man like myself? I loot my jumpers from old PC cases- They are usually abundant in desktops, especially the older ones. I literally have tons of them from looting old systems in the past few years. The great thing is they cost nothing, many times they are double end connecte
2007-08-15 by Mike Bronosky
After looking at the SparkFun jumpers, the connectors look exactly like the ones form ERE. They say they are 100mm long, about 4 inches. Mine are 150mm, 6 in. The ones in the picture, judging by the size of the US quarterdollar, they must be the 150mm jumpers. ERR jumpers come in
2007-08-15 by Mike Bronosky
Several times I tried to order from www.ere.co.th us a credit card issued through Bank of America and it failed to complete. The people at ERE said they never got my payment from Bank of America. Then I tried my Capital One card and it went through as expected. That was on a Tues
2007-08-14 by John Samperi
At 01:35 AM 15/08/2007, you wrote: >put in my Visa debit card numbers, hit "Do It" and promptly had my >order rejected and my card frozen >by Visa. It seems that Visa thinks that any orders from Thailand are >bogus. It took about an hour on the >phone with my bank to get my card
2007-08-14 by Bruce Parham
Alex Shepherd wrote: >> I believe it was you who had located a source for jumpers >>for the AVR >>Dragon. Could you please repost that URL? > > > Not John's original but here is one I found recently: > > http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=8430 > > Alex
2007-08-14 by Alex Shepherd
> I believe it was you who had located a source for jumpers > for the AVR > Dragon. Could you please repost that URL? Not John's original but here is one I found recently: http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=8430 Alex
2007-08-14 by John Samperi
At 12:41 PM 14/08/2007, you wrote: > I believe it was you whohad located a source for jumpers for the AVR >Dragon. Could you please repost that URL? It's www.ere.co.th, then products and then cables. I hope the full link below works. I would strongly suggest getting a 40 pin ZIF
2007-08-14 by Thomas Keller
John Samperi: I believe it was you whohad located a source for jumpers for the AVR Dragon. Could you please repost that URL? The Fragon is my only hope for getting this program on the ATtiny25 running, since AVRStudio doesn;t support timer simulations. tom
2007-08-14 by John Samperi
At 10:07 AM 14/08/2007, you wrote: >how do I debug this doggoned thing? Not DOGGONE, it's called DRAGON :-) Regards John Samperi ******************************************************** Ampertronics Pty. Ltd. 11 Brokenwood Place Baulkham Hills, NSW 2153 AUSTRALIA Tel. (02) 9674-6
2007-08-14 by Thomas Keller
DANG. Nope, not even that bit. ***DANG*** I just can't win. now how do I debug this doggoned thing? tom Richard Reeves wrote: > > > Well, I've checked the "Known Issues" in Help, and find nothing > > relevant. > Not even this bit: > "Notes for ATtiny25/45/85 > Timer/Counter1, inc
2007-08-13 by Richard Reeves
> Well, I've checked the "Known Issues" in Help, and find nothing > relevant. Not even this bit: "Notes for ATtiny25/45/85 Timer/Counter1, including the Dead Time Generator, is currently not supported in the AVR Simulator." ? Richard --- "Sve je bilo tako tiho a nemirno..." http:
2007-08-13 by Thomas Keller
Well, I've checked the "Known Issues" in Help, and find nothing relevant. I looked for service packs on www.atmel.com, and find none (I donwloaded the most resent build of AVRStudio when I rebuilt my system last week). As far as I can tell this program ought to work, but the coun
2007-08-11 by anant
THANKS for the link but just one more request can any one help me finding those chips in INDIA and as i am doing this a my academic project so i wish to find it in cheap price. please can any one help me. --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Bruno" wrote: > > 1)interfacing a CMOS co
2007-08-11 by Bruno
1)interfacing a CMOS coamera with AVR microcontroller. For this you should loke for camera with a built-in processor that take pictures in jpeg and via uart you could acess this pictures. Becouse to processa real-time video is heavy to AVR. http://www.electronics123.com/s.nl;jses
2007-08-11 by Thomas Keller
Cat: yes to Windows service packs, no to AVRStudio, as yet., I had forgotten about those, thanks. tom Cat wrote: Did you install service packs, both to windows and AVRstudio? > > > Cat > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Thomas Keller" > > To: > > Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2
2007-08-10 by anant
this link is very close to what i want but not exactly. actually they are using a client to display the vedio i wanted to use the web to disply it all. --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Ralph Hilton wrote: > > On Fri, 10 Aug 2007 10:08:27 -0000 you wrote: > > >I have a problem it
2007-08-10 by anant
Actually my projct is to control a webcam through LAN i will be connecting 2 servo's to control the movement of the cam. but the main problem is that i wanted to show vedio live at the other end. limitations are such that i have only at max 128KB of memory webpages including my b