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2006-06-13 by David Kelly
It sure would be nice if this list would disable attachments. My systems are not vulnerable to the virus contained in "New Graphic Site" but there is no point in continuing to assist such malware. -- David Kelly N4HHE, dkelly@HiWAAY.net ===========================================
2006-06-13 by surbyte
I am looking for the files of document "AVR323 Interfacing GSM Modems." The files are called : AVRGSM_API.C AVRGSM_TOOLS.C AVRGSM_COM.C AVARGSM_ZIP.C I can't find them on ATMEL website. If someone can upload to this forum, i would appreciate that. Thanks.
2006-06-13 by Ali
Hey Faisal, Yes the links Jim has provided are very useful. I would also recommend the same for you. Here are few more links that can speedup your learning process. These are lectures from university web and read them twice before asking any question;-) http://supernova.stanford.
2006-06-13 by Dave Hylands
> Everyone who downloads the e-mail and opens it is going to be sending it > out. I'm guessing Stuart will now be sending it out too. Apparently this > virus only sends the e-mail to Yahoo groups though. Many Yahoo groups disallow attachments, which also happens to prevent this p
2006-06-13 by Michael Darling
See here: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/ js.yamanner@m.html On Jun 13, 2006, at 12:26 AM, Zack Widup wrote: > > There is some advantage to the dinosaur technology of reading your > e-mail > with a text-only mail program (PINE) at the ISP, like I do. I >
2006-06-13 by Roy E. Burrage
Just in case... For information purposes, I just received this from another list I subscribe to. By the way, for those who might require an AutoCAD compatible mechanical drawing package TurboCAD is quite handy. I started with version 1 point something or another and had to go awa
2006-06-13 by Roy E. Burrage
For information purposes, I just received this from another list I subscribe to. By the way, for those who might require an AutoCAD compatible mechanical drawing package TurboCAD is quite handy. I started with version 1 point something or another and had to go away due to DXF qui
2006-06-13 by Zack Widup
Everyone who downloads the e-mail and opens it is going to be sending it out. I'm guessing Stuart will now be sending it out too. Apparently this virus only sends the e-mail to Yahoo groups though. There is some advantage to the dinosaur technology of reading your e-mail with a t
2006-06-13 by Jeffrey Engel
--- Kathy Quinlan wrote: > Stuart Whelan wrote: > > Can the list admin boot/ban this porn spammer > please? > > As they are an old member, they were put on > moderation, untill they fix > the virus they have. > > -- > Regards, > > Kat. > ------------------------------------------
2006-06-13 by Kathy Quinlan
Stuart Whelan wrote: > Can the list admin boot/ban this porn spammer please? As they are an old member, they were put on moderation, untill they fix the virus they have. -- Regards, Kat. --------------------------------------------------------------- K.A.Q. Electronics Website: w
2006-06-13 by Stuart Whelan
Can the list admin boot/ban this porn spammer please? Kind Regards, Stuart Whelan Technical Director Pacific Simulators International Ltd DDI: +64 3 3778866 Mobile: +64 27 2828074 Recursion: See Recursion. > -----Original Message----- > From: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:AV
2006-06-13 by kelvin kooger
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2006-06-12 by Jeffrey Engel
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2006-06-12 by Jeffrey Engel
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2006-06-12 by Jim Wagner
Hello, Faisal - There are two very good resources on the internet. http://www.avrbeginners.net http://www.avrfreaks.org The second one has a large archive of articles, projects, and so forth. Many start with the "Butterfly" from Smiley Micro. It is inexpensive, has a nice LCD dis
2006-06-11 by Kathy Quinlan
Hi all, I will be posting schematics on my website, with photos once I have finished tidying things up (putting the adaptor in a box). I have just built a Nokia FBUS adapter for a Nokia 3350 (was an old pre pay phone I have laying around :) I originally bought the Altronics SMS c
2006-06-10 by Jay Dagenais
I have been trying to develop a small board for running a ATtiny45 on, and have had some problems with getting started for a while now, here are the main difficulties. I have an old Kanda STK300 board, runs the Atmega103L and comes with the AVRISP cable for downloading to the IC.
2006-06-10 by faisal nisar
Hi to all I am an hobbyist, have also worked some time with 8051 microcontrollers now am interested in avrs could somebody help how to start, and kindly can someone guide me on what books are available online regarding avrs, will be really thankful! ______________________________
2006-06-09 by Ned Konz
Roy wrote: > Thanks Ned for the heads up :-) > > Doesn't just interface to AVR studio, so long as this has the chips are > in the studio would this not work? > > I have studio version 4.12 - is this the version you have? > I don't generally use AVR Studio, as I don't generally us
2006-06-09 by Roy
Thanks Ned for the heads up :-) Doesn't just interface to AVR studio, so long as this has the chips are in the studio would this not work? I have studio version 4.12 - is this the version you have? Will email olimex to see what they say as I want to order one soon. ______________
2006-06-08 by anding_eunding
Hi John, Tim and Ivan, Thanks for your advice. I actually have an Ecros Ice Cube JTAG programmer (that I havn't used yet). Seems like I should be able to fix the problem! Thanks again, Andrew --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, John Samperi wrote: > > At 11:31 PM 8/06/2006, you wrot
2006-06-08 by John Samperi
At 11:31 PM 8/06/2006, you wrote: >you either need to get hold of an ISP >programmer or get a new butterfly. If you get a new butterfly then you can use it as an ISP using Buttload to fix your existing unit (provided you don't kill the new one in the process :-( ). Does anyone yo
2006-06-08 by Tim Mitchell
AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com wrote: > AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com wrote: >> Thank you, >> >> Is there anything practical I can do? I swapped the power and tried >> batteries but it made no difference. I can read the flash ok, and >> program the EEPROM fine. I don't want to give up too e
2006-06-08 by Ivan Vernot
Andrew There has been an extensive discussion on this subject on www.avrfreaks.net. This link has details http://www.avrfreaks.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=36154&highlight= Let us know how you get on. HTH Ivan Vernot ----- Original Message ----- From:
2006-06-08 by Tim Mitchell
AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com wrote: > Thank you, > > Is there anything practical I can do? I swapped the power and > tried batteries but it made no difference. I can read the > flash ok, and program the EEPROM fine. I don't want to give > up too early. Any tricks of the trade to coax
2006-06-08 by Tim Mitchell
AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com wrote: > Hi > > Could anyone help me? > > I have been sucessfully using the Tools/AVRProg function of AVR Studio > 4.12 to program my butterfly. > > This evening in no longer works. I hit Flash/Program. It > erases, programs, and then during verification
2006-06-08 by anding_eunding
Thank you, Is there anything practical I can do? I swapped the power and tried batteries but it made no difference. I can read the flash ok, and program the EEPROM fine. I don't want to give up too early. Any tricks of the trade to coax it to work? Overnight in the freezer? --- I
2006-06-08 by anding_eunding
Hi Could anyone help me? I have been sucessfully using the Tools/AVRProg function of AVR Studio 4.12 to program my butterfly. This evening in no longer works. I hit Flash/Program. It erases, programs, and then during verification I get the following error in a dialog box: Address
2006-06-06 by John Samperi
At 02:03 PM 6/06/2006, you wrote: >if only I could get VB6 and the AVR to talk. If you get too many VBs (an Australian beer) you won't be able to talk :-D I have a VB application on my website but it needs .NET2 and it does talk to AVRs or anything else on the com ports, it is wr
2006-06-06 by Ned Konz
Roy wrote: > I am personally thinking of buying the *AVR-USB-JTAG* OPTOISOLATED USB > JTAG DONGLE FOR PROGRAMMING AND EMULATION as shown at > http://www.olimex.com/dev/index.html > > It is available from various suppliers. > > Has any one had any experience with using this unit?
2006-06-06 by Ryan
Sounds good. Now if only I could get VB6 and the AVR to talk. Trying to learn too many things at once, I think.
2006-06-05 by Ned Konz
David VanHorn wrote: > > > It's really not that hard, just peg the corners to that you know you're > centered in both axes, flood and braid. > I posted an Instructable on one way to hold down chips when doing that initial soldering: http://www.instructables.com/ex/i/665BBCB442D41
2006-06-05 by Ned Konz
Ryan wrote: > Thanks for the reply. So it sounds like what I would want to do is > create a startup loop that checks the RS232 for characters, and when > it receives them, have it stuff the needed ones into EEPROM. Do I > need to worry about things like checksums for the data? I
2006-06-05 by Leon Heller
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Mitchell" To: Sent: Monday, June 05, 2006 1:09 PM Subject: RE: [AVR-Chat] One of >46 pin project AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com wrote: >> Ryan wrote: >> > >> If you've never seen it before, check out this video: >> >> http://region.bdmicro.com/sm
2006-06-05 by Ryan
Yep, it was flux. The solder is 0.015" diameter. More on his webpage here: http://www.bdmicro.com/smt/ --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Howard Amos wrote: > > > Ryan wrote: > > > > > If you've never seen it before, check out this video: > > > > http://region.bdmicro.com/smt1.mov
2006-06-05 by Tim Mitchell
AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com wrote: >> Ryan wrote: >> > >> If you've never seen it before, check out this video: >> >> http://region.bdmicro.com/smt1.mov >> > > I had not seen that before, very tempting. > > If there was any sound on the video, I couldn' t hear it, so > does anyone k
2006-06-05 by Howard Amos
> Ryan wrote: > > If you've never seen it before, check out this video: > > http://region.bdmicro.com/smt1.mov > I had not seen that before, very tempting. If there was any sound on the video, I couldn' t hear it, so does anyone know what the 'pen' was? It looks like a highlighte
2006-06-05 by Ben Zijlstra
Check this link http://members.home.nl/bzijlstra/software/examples/RTL8019as.htm#SMD Have fun Ben Zijlstra http://members.home.nl/bzijlstra
2006-06-04 by Larry Barello
Bitfields are probably the MOST non-portable code one can write. I found that out the hard way :) That is why they are discouraged. Much better to do the shift & masking manually. The problem goes beyond big & little endian: apparently different compilers for the same architectur
2006-06-04 by Don Ingram
Even easier, get a concave tip ( readily available ) & try the drag technique. google drag soldering tqfp keys are lots of flux & keep the iron temp no more than 250C, magnification is helpful particularly at first so you understand what is really happening gotta fly Cheers Don D
2006-06-04 by Erich Ludwig
Hi Ryan, no problem to change data direction of ports during run, easy with BASCOM. You can use the CONFIG PORT statement not only in the header of a program. I already had to switch data direction during run because of many lines talking to one single input where always only one
2006-06-04 by Colin Paul Gloster
Kathy Quinlan wrote on Saturday, June 03, 2006: "I am trying to find the best way to work around a few problems. [..]" You did not really describe an actual problem. "As this chip works in 16 bit words on SPI, The first byte is a constant for each instruction, I would like to use
2006-06-04 by David VanHorn
It's really not that hard, just peg the corners to that you know you're centered in both axes, flood and braid. Go with it.
2006-06-04 by Ryan
Thanks for the reply. So it sounds like what I would want to do is create a startup loop that checks the RS232 for characters, and when it receives them, have it stuff the needed ones into EEPROM. Do I need to worry about things like checksums for the data? I really am a newbie w
2006-06-04 by Larry Barello
You probably want a union: struct foo { char command; union { char volume; // char somethingelse; struct // Byte wide bitfield { char A4BitValue:4; char SomeOtherBits:2; }; }; }; The above relies upon anonymous structs and unions, something probably not supported in all C compile
2006-06-04 by Ned Konz
Ryan wrote: > Hi folks, > > I'm working on a project using the atmega8, and would like to > implement more features into it. Basically, there are 3 different > flavors for this project to control, and (now) the end user has to > select one before I send it to them. > > I'd much r
2006-06-04 by Ryan
If you've never seen it before, check out this video: http://region.bdmicro.com/smt1.mov Looks almost too easy, eh? ;) I'm feeling brave, and might try a TQFP on my next project. Ryan --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Nathan Nottingham wrote: > I need at a minimum 46 I/Os, which M
2006-06-04 by Ryan
Hi folks, I'm working on a project using the atmega8, and would like to implement more features into it. Basically, there are 3 different flavors for this project to control, and (now) the end user has to select one before I send it to them. I'd much rather have them program it t
2006-06-03 by Kathy Quinlan
Hi all, I am trying to find the best way to work around a few problems. I am using the New Japan Radio NJW1157B in a project, it is a no brainier volume / matrix/ EQ chip. I want to build more modular code, so to this end I am looking at writing a device driver (Library) for this
2006-06-01 by OWEN-A
Has anyone had a problem with an ATMEL JTAGICE MKII that will not enter the isp programming mode. I also have the early model ATMEL JTAGICE that enters isp and programs fuses / lock bits OK using the same board and connector as the MkII has the problem with. I am using Studio 4.1