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2006-01-31 by Ted Smith
After reading the various replys to my original comment I apologise for upsetting anyone and it was not my intention to start a diatribe on the subject. It's just that we in Australia are sensitive to being put down (Eg. references to being "down under") and naturally have the de
2006-01-31 by Ted Smith
Hi 1. Yes, my suspicions are confirmed that gentlemen from the South of US of A have a limited sense of humour and the slightest hint of criticism sends makes their hair rise like a grizzly bear. 2. We in Australia are intensely proud that some of our ancestors gave their lives t
2006-01-30 by Chuck Hackett
I'm trying to rebuild the Ethernut HTTPD sample application with symbols within Nut/Net, Nut/OS and HTTPD itself. I've worked on it a couple of days and read all the documentation I can find. At first I couldn't get any symbols for the Ethernut libraries but I've finally got that
2006-01-30 by Colin Paul Gloster
In an email timestamped Mon, 30 Jan 2006 10:31:01 -0000, Richard Reeves said: "[..] However, if I un-comment the trig=sin(M_PI) line, I get the error "../gcc_test.c:21: undefined reference to `sin'" [..], but why is the error saying what it is?" You should link the math library w
2006-01-30 by Richard Reeves
Hi folks, I've just put WinAVR on my machine (I'm not much of a C programmer) and tried some simple code. Then I tried some more simple code, as shown here: //*************************** #include #include #include int main(void) { double trig; DDRA=0xff; DDRB=0xff; while(1) { POR
2006-01-30 by James Hatley
Hello, I don't know the answer but I would suggest that you download the Atmel Tiny13 complete specification from www.atmel.com or www.avrfreaks.com and study it. I'm sure you will find many answers to your questions about clock options there. Good Luck, Jim ----- Original Messag
2006-01-29 by alan_probandt
hello, I just got my first batch of 25 Tiny13s from DigiKey yesterday. I test programmed one with the SP12 programmer. The device was stock which means that it was running 9.6MHz internal clock with the divide- by-8 fuse set for a system clock of 1.2MHz. The programming went OK o
2006-01-28 by Thomas Keller
sogilo wrote: >Dear all, > >I am trying to program ATtiny13 with codevision 1.24.3b, and have some >difficulty; first I set Clock frequency 9.600000 MHz(no external clock >source is connected), and simply hit the "make the project" button. it >seems that at first programing works
2006-01-28 by David Kelly
On Jan 28, 2006, at 3:30 AM, pinky elodia wrote: > hi.... > i'm looking for sample programming in C.......for ATMEL > i hve a sample on ADC (in C) but couldn't properly understand... > if i dont use portF(ADC port) as input, i can use as normal ouput, > right? > i hve try, but fa
2006-01-28 by Shawn Wilton
It took me less time to do a search on amazon for "c programming atmel" to return these results: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-url/ref=br_ss_hs/104-5094045-9203924?platform=gurupa&url=index%3Dblended&field-keywords=c+programming+atmel&Go.x=0&Go.y=0&Go=Go > than
2006-01-28 by pinky elodia
hi.... i'm looking for sample programming in C.......for ATMEL i hve a sample on ADC (in C) but couldn't properly understand... if i dont use portF(ADC port) as input, i can use as normal ouput, right? i hve try, but fail........... are they book in C for Programming microcontrol
2006-01-28 by sogilo
Dear all, I am trying to program ATtiny13 with codevision 1.24.3b, and have some difficulty; first I set Clock frequency 9.600000 MHz(no external clock source is connected), and simply hit the "make the project" button. it seems that at first programing works, and then I retry to
2006-01-28 by upctoys
Roger, At work I bought a number of AVRJTAG + AVRISP(STK500) http://www.ledz.co.kr/ for USD$49 each. The origional ones I bought where USB 1.1 using the FTDI chips. They work well as either an ISP style or jumper selectable as a JTAG. Can source power from the USB or from the Tar
2006-01-27 by Don Ingram
RW Concepts - enquiries wrote: > My JTAG Cable1 has just failed and I need to get another JTAG > programmer, ideally with a USB interface. What are people's views on the > best one available at the moment? > > Thanks. > > Roger. > The Atmel JTAGII is relatively expensive in compa
2006-01-26 by RW Concepts - enquiries
My JTAG Cable1 has just failed and I need to get another JTAG programmer, ideally with a USB interface. What are people's views on the best one available at the moment? Thanks. Roger.
2006-01-26 by Dennis
Tried to talk an American distributor down from $299 to $195 at the end of 2005, clear inventory, etc. He never responded to email and quit shortly thereafter. D ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Quinlan" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 5:57 PM Subject: Re: [AVR-Cha
2006-01-25 by Kathy Quinlan
Dennis wrote: > I also thought this list was partially condoned and/or sponsored by Atmel. I > assume they would not appreciate the tenor or direction either. > Dennis Nope, This is a public list, no Atmel sponsoring or anything (although if Atmel did want to sponsor me with say
2006-01-25 by deonbez2002
Does anybody have a code example of how to setup, connect and transfer data via an AVR162 SPI connected to a MAX3100. Thanks, Deon Bez
2006-01-25 by Dennis
I also thought this list was partially condoned and/or sponsored by Atmel. I assume they would not appreciate the tenor or direction either. Dennis ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave VanHorn" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 2:58 PM Subject: [AVR-Chat] Re: Way OT: A qu
2006-01-25 by Dave VanHorn
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Roy E. Burrage" wrote: > > It appears that not only can you all not abide by the rules of the list, > but cannot even abide by specific requests by at least two (2) of the > list moderators and list owners. Well, I'm pretty disgusted by this turn
2006-01-25 by Roy E. Burrage
It appears that not only can you all not abide by the rules of the list, but cannot even abide by specific requests by at least two (2) of the list moderators and list owners. If we were speaking face-to-face I would tell you to clean the shit our of your ears...but we're not, so
2006-01-24 by Jesper Hansen
The Ethernut board includes a full open source TCP/IP protocol stack (and operating system). See www.ethernut.de Also, examples for the most popular higher level internet protocols (HTTP, FTP, NTP, PPP) are included. /Jesper Geert De Pecker wrote: > Hi, > > Just a general questio
2006-01-24 by Chuck Hackett
> From: Geert De Pecker > > Hi, > > Just a general question about the use of ethernet with the AVR: there > have been quite a number of hardware possibilities mentioned, but how > hard is it concerning software? Does one need a lot of programming to > do before being able to get
2006-01-24 by Mark Weston
Laugh track or not, this garbage does not belong here. Mark Weston __________________________________________________________ Find your next car at http://autos.yahoo.ca
2006-01-24 by David J. Hughes
Hello, I'm looking for some guidance on setting the Brown out flags for a Mega128. My Mega 128 PDF I have simply indicates that these values are all "TBD" which presumably means "To Be Determined". And help is gratefully received. Best regards David Hughes -- Infection Music Limi
2006-01-24 by Kathy Quinlan
upctoys wrote: > Funny how this list suggest there should be no politic or religion. > Probably for the bad blood it brings out. > > This should answer the origional question and maybe we can all get on > with our lives. > > http://www.aec.gov.au/_content/How/backgrounders/17/EB_
2006-01-24 by upctoys
Funny how this list suggest there should be no politic or religion. Probably for the bad blood it brings out. This should answer the origional question and maybe we can all get on with our lives. http://www.aec.gov.au/_content/How/backgrounders/17/EB_17_Compulsory_Vot ing.pdf Che
2006-01-24 by David Kelly
On Mon, Jan 23, 2006 at 08:05:17PM +0100, Geert De Pecker wrote: > Hi, > > Just a general question about the use of ethernet with the AVR: there > have been quite a number of hardware possibilities mentioned, but how > hard is it concerning software? Does one need a lot of progra
2006-01-24 by James Washer
From reading the Mega8 docs, it seems the PU works just fine in interrupt mode. On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 15:51:28 -0000 "RW Concepts - enquiries" wrote: > It's possible to enable pull-up resistors when the pins are set to I/O inputs. Is it still possible when the special function for
2006-01-23 by Darren Worley
ROFL!!!! Ahh, its the simple things that crack me up :) Roy ligthten up, Ted was fishing with live bait without a licence!! Seems his fish caught not only the hook, line and sinker, but the reel, fisherman, and boat all in one go ! ;) Way to go Ted !!! " ...but it doesn't qualify
2006-01-23 by Don Ingram
For those up yonder that don't understand those from down under the earlier Author was expressing humour. Perhaps in future we will place a laugh track to go with it to indicate such. ( For the purpose of clarity the above statement constitutes a mix of humour and sarcasm with no
2006-01-23 by Geert De Pecker
Hi, Just a general question about the use of ethernet with the AVR: there have been quite a number of hardware possibilities mentioned, but how hard is it concerning software? Does one need a lot of programming to do before being able to get tcp communication going? Thanks, Geert
2006-01-23 by Dave VanHorn
Keep it civil please!
2006-01-23 by Roy E. Burrage
As the writer of this original message, and a resident of the Southern United Sates of America, I can assure you that there is a pretty fer difference between the expression "down yonder" and the expression "down under" to which you apparently take offense. As for your resentment
2006-01-23 by RW Concepts - enquiries
It's possible to enable pull-up resistors when the pins are set to I/O inputs. Is it still possible when the special function for those pins is then enabled? I'm particularly interested in whether it's possible to have an pull-up on an external interrupt pin. TIA. Rog.
2006-01-22 by Russell Shaw
stevech wrote: > I have Adobe Standard (the licensed editing program from Adobe), not the > Adobe Reader. > > Using that program, it says that "Content Copy and Extraction" is > disabled. To change this and others, the document password is needed. It > also says the document is e
2006-01-22 by Dave VanHorn
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, G B wrote: > > Hello, > > Is there a way to get avrasm2 to make BOTH an intel hex output and > an object file(for jtag) at the same time? > > It ignores both conditionals on the line, and only does the first one > as far as I can tell. Run it twic
2006-01-22 by stevech
I have Adobe Standard (the licensed editing program from Adobe), not the Adobe Reader. Using that program, it says that "Content Copy and Extraction" is disabled. To change this and others, the document password is needed. It also says the document is encrypted (40 bit). If you h
2006-01-22 by dlc
Has no one mentioned the one and only Fred Eady and his stuff? Check out the "Air Drop" wireless using the ATMega, most cool. http://www.edtp.com/ DLC Chuck Hackett wrote: >>From: bzijlstra >> >>Hi >> >>There are some other links where you can find ethernet boards with AVR. >> >>
2006-01-22 by brewski922
Just DLed the current complete datasheet copies of ATmega48/88/168 doc2545.pdf and ATmega8515 doc2512.pdf. I cannot copy from the mega44 but can right-button click/copy and past text from mega8515 into Word. I'm using Win98 and the latest version of Acrobat that will work with th
2006-01-22 by Mark Jordan
My copy of that datasheet doesn't have copy protection. I can select/cut/paste anything there. Tell me if you like a copy. Mark Jordan On 22 Jan 2006 at 2:08, Daniel Adolfsson wrote: > Ahh sorry thats what you get when you type to fast, i meant doc2545.pdf > (the mega48/88/168 da
2006-01-22 by Chuck Hackett
> From: Jesper Hansen > > If you've already looked at the Ethernut, why look further ? > > Chuck Hackett wrote: > > I am looking for a board that I can use to connect a home data logging > > project to the Internet (10/100-Base-T). > > I take it that you're recommending the Ether
2006-01-22 by Daniel Adolfsson
Tom Becker skrev: > > ... doc2445.pdf, rev. 254f-avr-06/05. > >"IP Core Generator: ROM >Features >• Accessible from the Macro Generator Dialog and HDLPlanner™ – Included >in IDS for FPGA Devices and System Designer™ for AT94K FPSLIC™ Devices" > >Click Select Text first. > > >Tom
2006-01-22 by David Kelly
On Jan 21, 2006, at 2:23 PM, Chuck Hackett wrote: >> From: David Kellytz.nl/ >> >> http://www.edtp.com/ > > Ah yes, forgot to list EDTP. Problem is that, as far as I know, > their AVR > boards are based on the ATMega16 and have limited data space for > the buffers I > think I'll
2006-01-21 by Dave VanHorn
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Skinner" wrote: > > My ICE-40 (which looks exactly like an ICE-50) > Has the following power supply: > Powerbox SP40-002 12V 2.5A center negative > Thanks! That was just odd enough that I needed confirmation before risking a flame-out. FWIW,
2006-01-21 by Dave VanHorn
I just uploaded a little hack that might prove useful to others. This is a tiny-11 project, that programs the fuse bits of a M128. Why? Well, the default state of the CKOPT fuse in the M128 and others enables a low power "vittoz" oscillator, (google it) which can cause you some r
2006-01-21 by Jesper Hansen
If you've already looked at the Ethernut, why look further ? Chuck Hackett wrote: > I am looking for a board that I can use to connect a home data logging project > to the Internet (10/100-Base-T). >
2006-01-21 by Chuck Hackett
> From: bzijlstra > > Hi > > There are some other links where you can find ethernet boards with AVR. > > www.drftech.com (with Atmega32) > http://members.home.nl/bzijlstra > and check again > www.achatz.nl for the WebTiger. A Ethernet add-on for the STK500. Ethernut > 1.3F compat
2006-01-21 by poitsplace
I sent them an email about it. HOPEFULLY they'll fix it...assuming they get the email --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Adolfsson wrote: > > As i was sitting and reading the mega 88 datsheet i tried to copy a > example c code from the datasheet and it wasnt possible. > Look
2006-01-21 by bzijlstra
Hi There are some other links where you can find ethernet boards with AVR. www.drftech.com (with Atmega32) http://members.home.nl/bzijlstra and check again www.achatz.nl for the WebTiger. A Ethernet add-on for the STK500. Ethernut 1.3F compatible. (with Atmega128) And also check