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2016-02-03 by John Samperi
G'day Wolf On 3/02/2016 8:20 AM, wolfram_s@hotmail.com [AVR-Chat] wrote: I'm new to this group and seeking advise. WOW nothing has been happening here for a long time. :-) Most of the action happens at www.avrfreaks.net but this is cosy and boutique like. If ready made modules ar
2016-02-02 by wolfram_s@hotmail.com
HI Everyone I'm new to this group and seeking advise. I've been out of the embedded side for too many years now while concentrating on Medical Practice software. Seeing my retirement is only a week away and I have model railway that needs to look alive I thought I better pull the
2015-06-27 by jara8462@nelsonvilletv.com
The last post " Marcos Paulo te mandou uma mensagem" is a form of spam, and nothing to do with this forum.
2015-06-27 by Marcos Paulo
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2015-06-09 by Jim Wagner
The issue you are struggling with is the step size of the oscillator calibration. You cannot expect to be able to tune it to "exactly on". You have to allow for the finite step size. If the algorithm uses the standard procedure, use it as it is. Jim James Wagner Oregon Research E
2015-06-08 by Riccardo Castellani
I read about OSCCAL_calibration function on page 122-123 of your "C programming for microcontrollers” book of Smiley Macros but I have several doubts! I don't understand how many pulses timer/counter1 should have to count if calibration was accurate (optimal value). I see that th
2014-11-13 by D. Daniel McGlothin
Messages just went out to the those who expressed interest. It looks like all items have likely been placed. Thanks for your patience in my delay in getting these responses out. John, if you want to add this note to the avrfreaks posting, you have my permission. Daniel On 11/10/2
2014-11-11 by englsprogeny1
If you still have them, I would like to have them. I can PayPal the money to you. Many thanks, David Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone
2014-11-10 by John Samperi
At 09:09 AM 11/11/2014, you wrote: >Go ahead and re-post for me. Done. http://www.avrfreaks.net/forum/nearly-free Regards John Samperi ******************************************************** Ampertronics Pty. Ltd. 11 Brokenwood Place Baulkham Hills, NSW 2153 AUSTRALIA Tel. (02)
2014-11-10 by D. Daniel McGlothin
John, Go ahead and re-post for me. Thanks, Daniel On 11/10/2014 17:05, D. Daniel McGlothin wrote: > John, > > Go ahead and re-post for me. > Thanks, > > Daniel > > > On 11/10/2014 16:37, John Samperi samperi@ampertronics.com.au > [AVR-Chat] wrote: >> Hi Daniel >> >> At 04:27 AM 1
2014-11-10 by John Samperi
Hi Daniel At 04:27 AM 11/11/2014, you wrote: >I have the following items redundant to my needs; Even though some of the stuff is obsolete the STK500 is still useful. If you don't know about this already you may want to post the same on the market place at AVRFreaks for a wider au
2014-11-10 by D. Daniel McGlothin
All, I have the following items redundant to my needs; the are unused and in original boxes (but may have been opened). Perhaps they can be of use to one of you. I'm giving them away for the cost of shipping. I'd prefer US destinations as that is easier for me to post to. qty ite
2014-11-09 by doug@whiteapple.u-net.com
Thanks gentlemen, your comments appreciated. I realise now that the Arduino has a bootloader rather than an OS. I have used CodevisionAVR in the past and notice that the latest version even has an option for uploading to Arduino boards. Regards. Doug Locke.
2014-11-08 by John Samperi
At 05:38 AM 9/11/2014, you wrote: >I used the AT90S8535 The new Mega1284p will plug into the same socket of the STK500 (PDIP type) or solder onto a board which used the 90S8535 or Mega8535. For learning or refreshing your memory purposes it's as quick and cheap as you can get see
2014-11-08 by Jim Wagner
The Arduino has no operating system. Its code does tend to be a bit larger than a straight hand-crafted C but it is not serious. You can also use it without the Arduino development system through the bootloader. Its probably the best there is right now, largely because of the hug
2014-11-08 by doug@whiteapple.u-net.com
Hope some kind souls can give some general advice. I used the AT90S8535 some time ago to provide a few units for automating several bits of equipment used in a laboratory. The chips were mounted on a proprietary board (ABC Maxi board) and programmed in C and were very much just a
2014-10-29 by xolang1@yahoo.com
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2014-10-24 by ceremy.soller
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2014-10-20 by Cat C
I think you have all you need; you could start by trying to build one of the examples for the AT32UC3C2128. I only used older studios with an UC3 eval board (1104?) but it worked almost OK. I have a question too, since you mentioned the Mega1284. I tried to "port" a 644 project t
2014-10-20 by Chuck Hackett
I am looking into using the AT32UC3C2128 to build a CAN-to-CAN message bridge (store-and-forward) because it contains two integrated CAN controllers as well as USB & Ethernet interfaces (possible CAN-to-USB bridge in addition to CAN-to-CAN). I know that there are commercial units
2014-08-28 by Philippe Habib
I'm trying to have a single set of common library files that are shared across many projects using Atmel Studio 6.2 but I can't get it to work. What I'd like is a lib directory above several project directories with each project using the same libs so that I only have one copy fo
2014-08-19 by Chuck Hackett
Thanks for the info. I’m digesting it now along with reading some Inline Assembly tutorials so I can understand the code. Cheers, Chuck Hackett "Good judgment comes from experience, experience comes from bad judgment" 7.5" gauge Union Pacific Northern (4-8-4) 844 http://www.white
2014-08-18 by dkinzer@gmail.com
The simplest way is to pass the MCUSR value in a register. I recently added code to the OptiBoot bootloader to do this and it has been done this way in the ZBasic bootloader for years. In both cases, register R2 is used but you can choose any register that isn't modified by the s
2014-08-18 by Chuck Hackett
I have an ATMega1284p based application. I have a bootloader installed. My application needs to know the reason for a start/restart (power-on, reset button, brown-out, WDT, etc.). Before I started using the bootloader my application did this be saving the MCUSR immediately upon s
2014-08-17 by Jim Wagner
Not directly. That is, you cannot program a serial memory as the only device on an STK500. That said, you can always write a program for any of the supported AVR Mega/Tiny MCUs that will write to an SPI-serial device as a peripheral to the MCU. Then, the only useful function of t
2014-08-16 by Riccardo Castellani
Do you know if STK500 supports flash memory SPI (pm25LD020), then I need to power this chip with supply lower 3.6 V Thanks
2014-07-22 by Jim Wagner
There have been a number of very recent threads on AVRFreaks about using Arduino as a programmer. Jim Wagner Oregon Research Electronics ----- Original Message ----- From: "'shubham tiwari VU3SXN' vu3sxn@gmail.com [AVR-Chat]" To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, July 21, 20
2014-07-21 by shubham tiwari VU3SXN
hi , i have a hex file of a program which i would like to burn in atmel attiny861v microcontroller, i have a arduino uno/Duemilanove board with me, can anyone please help me out that how can i burn this hex file in my microcontroller through arduino board,,, kindly help.. many th
2014-05-05 by Philippe Habib
One solution is to buy industrial grade SD cards instead of consumer grade. I did some work for a major switch vendor and they started having problems with the SD cards on their flagship product failing after a pretty short time. They traced it to someone in purchasing who decide
2014-05-04 by Jim Wagner
Thanks Jim On May 3, 2014, at 11:34 PM, Pradumn Joshi wrote: Hello Jim, ; I used MCU 8051 IDE earlier although my experience with 8051 was limited and have no idea with new developments in core(integration of RF and other modern peheriperals and higher clock frequencies last I he
2014-05-04 by Pradumn Joshi
Hello Jim, I used MCU 8051 IDE earlier although my experience with 8051 was limited and have no idea with new developments in core(integration of RF and other modern peheriperals and higher clock frequencies last I heard). MCU 8051 IDE Windows version is available since v1.3.5, A
2014-05-04 by tim gilbert
This thread started with people complaining about the short comings of AVR studio 6. I tried it a year or so ago and after a week of frustration, sent a payment to codevision for the upgrade. So let me qualify: when someone comes out with a razor that doesn't leave your skin raw,
2014-05-04 by Jim Wagner
Atmel has done that, and so far, they are not crushing anyone. Jim Wagner Oregon Research Electronics On May 3, 2014, at 7:36 PM, tim gilbert wrote: Everyone, When will the chip manufacturers realize that they're selling chips and not software? Having worked for a major semicondu
2014-05-04 by tim gilbert
Everyone, When will the chip manufacturers realize that they're selling chips and not software? Having worked for a major semiconductor house, I can tell you that the cost of spinning a new chip completely dwarfs the cost of developing a complete IDE from scratch! The first micro
2014-05-04 by Jim Wagner
To dredge up an old-horse, of sorts, any recommendations for free IDE for 8051 family? Or, even a compiler and programming mechanism that works? Thanks Jim Wagner Oregon Research Electronics On May 3, 2014, at 5:55 PM, Martin McKee wrote: I would certainly agree that "limited" ve
2014-05-04 by Martin McKee
The bloat is not as bad as AS6. AS6 looks to be about twice the size. It's not small though, nor as zippy as it could be if they had reduced the "slickness" factor of the UI. Martin Jay McKee On Sat, May 3, 2014 at 4:13 PM, John Samperi samperi@ampertronics.com.au > wrote: At 04:
2014-05-04 by Martin McKee
I would certainly agree that "limited" versions are useless. However, given that very likely half of all LPC series products come in well under the 256k debug limit, I feel it is perfectly reasonable to consider. I guess I would think of the free version of LPCXpresso as "constra
2014-05-04 by Philippe Habib
I'm using 6.2 and I can vouch for the slowness of it. Booting is slow and responsiveness is bad enough that I've repeated commands thinking they got lost. I haven't figured out how to get DS 6 to have libraries outside of the project the way I did with IAR. Having libraries in th
2014-05-03 by John Samperi
At 04:42 AM 4/05/2014, you wrote: >@JS, I am still alive and well. Super busy these days. I'm glad on all accounts. :-) Regards John Samperi ******************************************************** Ampertronics Pty. Ltd. 11 Brokenwood Place Baulkham Hills, NSW 2153 AUSTRALIA Tel.
2014-05-03 by John Samperi
At 12:37 AM 4/05/2014, you wrote: >It is Eclipse based, so there is some bloat Really? :-) Anything like the M$ Studio bloat upon which AS6 is based? Regards John Samperi ******************************************************** Ampertronics Pty. Ltd. 11 Brokenwood Place Baulkham
2014-05-03 by larryvc@hotmail.com
LPCXpresso Pro is only US $495.00 for a single user license, not the thousands that you mention. We have done some very large projects here and have yet to need the Pro version. @JS, I am still alive and well. Super busy these days.
2014-05-03 by Cat C
If it's limited I think it doesn't really count. One may spend years getting to know it and growing with it only to have to spend thousands when the limit is reached. To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com From: martinjaymckee@gmail.com Date: Sat, 3 May 2014 08:37:20 -0600 Subject: Re: Fre
2014-05-03 by Martin McKee
Actually, the LPCXpresso IDE is quite usable and stable, at this point ( version 7.0 ). It is Eclipse based, so there is some bloat and it's not as quick as it absolutely could be, but it handles the creation of C and C++ applications and libraries well, debugging progresses with
2014-05-03 by Steve Boak
Another lurker here... I've been using several of the ATmega series chips for the last year or so since I decided to abandon my retirement and get back into hardware and software design to save my brain from fading away. So far it's working :-) I have spent 30-odd years working i
2014-05-03 by Dave McLaughlin
I concur, it still needs work. Try creating and empty project and drop in all the libraries you need. At this point a proper compiler will build without any errors, at least those that don't need any special defines for some libraries. Codevision for example will compile without
2014-05-02 by Richard Purcella
I have been following the "where has everyone gone thread" with so empathy. I too have several headaches with studio 6 as I seldom can get it to start in compile mode. Using add ons seems to change the whole environment. Several have noted activity with other platforms, namely AR
2014-05-02 by John Samperi
At 02:27 AM 3/05/2014, you wrote: >So nobody can comment on how bad AS6 is compared to any free IDEs >available from/for other manufacturers? Well I can comment on the PE Micro's Motorola development system for the 68HC11, the DOS version (20+ years ago) was usable, I could do ev
2014-05-02 by Cat C
So, so far everybody that CAN use it (sorry Windows challenged people :-) has no better freeware alternative for ANY micro-controller family out there. I've used CooCox a little and I can't say it's bad but it has "holes" in coverage and porting samples is a PITA. Some versions s
2014-05-02 by Jim Wagner
Correct, and I have been told that it will not work on wine. However, there are versions of the up to date toolchain (command line) that have been prepared for several flavors of linux by Bingo600. He has been doing an excellent job of keeping that current. See: http://www.avrfre
2014-05-02 by Jim Wagner
I use Studio 6.x more or less willingly. It is a major pain in my situation (Win8 on VirtualBox on a Mac). Not counting VirtualBox boot time, Studio can approach 5 minutes to boot up. It is also quite sluggish in basic use, but just at the outer edge of acceptable. However, it co