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2005-04-10 by arhodes19044
I re-re-loaded WinAVR and it does the same thing. I used PN to try the make and it got the same results. I loaded WinAVR on my kids old computer and everything worked just as advertised. Maybe I will have to use their computer to do the work. They will love it because they are no
2005-04-10 by arhodes19044
I will check out the sources you mentioned. Size is a little factor bacause the display will be at arm's length away. Good contrast and visibility in bright surroundings is really important. I will check out the PLED's -Tony --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Ralph Hilton wrote: >
2005-04-10 by Richard Reeves
Tony: > I am looking for a source for a large character LCD display. At least > 16 x 2 characters. 20 x 4 might be OK too (vertical space might be an > issue). > > I'd like the characters to be 9mm high or slightly more. Needs a back > light. I know they are around, but I can not
2005-04-10 by arhodes19044
I definitely do not get the same results as you. I will re-install WinAVR and try again! -Tony --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Leon Heller" wrote: > ----- Original Message ----- > From: arhodes19044 > To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 2:12 PM > Subject
2005-04-10 by Graham Davies
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "arhodes19044" wrote: > I am just trying out AVR-VCC. > I am running Windows XP. > When I try to use MAKE ... If you want to use GCC for AVR on Windows, I suggest you get WinAVR. You can launch make from within Programmer's Notepad and the output
2005-04-10 by arhodes19044
I am looking for a source for a large character LCD display. At least 16 x 2 characters. 20 x 4 might be OK too (vertical space might be an issue). I'd like the characters to be 9mm high or slightly more. Needs a back light. I know they are around, but I can not find a definite s
2005-04-10 by arhodes19044
Running MAKE from DOS? Oh, Oh. In XP (home), all that I can do, as far as I know, is open a DOS box. I do not think that I can drop into raw DOS the way I could in 98. Isn't a DOS box good enough? I did get a DOS box to come up and I can CD to the demo directory. From there I can
2005-04-10 by wbounce
I am simming as you put it. I do not have jtag. Flipping the OCIE0 bit in TIFR is the 1st thing I tried but then I get so far and the whole thing resets and I have to start from the top again. -----Original Message----- From: Chuck Hackett [mailto:egroupscdh@WhiteTrout.net] Sent:
2005-04-10 by wbounce
Launch a dos prompt ie Programs/accessories/Command Prompt CD to you project's window and type make all. You should see everything. Also you need the following on your path and make sure you have the temp variables set ( I forget which one it uses) Path=D:\Robot\WinAVR\bin;D:\Rob
2005-04-10 by wbounce
More info Looking at the aps file AVR studio generates I noticed these differences in the XML >From problem project .aps file - 0 93 60 20 15999998 0 0 My board is configures as extended : 0xff high : 0x89 low : 0x3f My figures are in hex I do not know if the .aps file is using h
2005-04-10 by Chuck Hackett
> From: Larry Barello [mailto:yahoo@barello.net] > > .... > Most (but not all) of my current projects use a foreground loop with Finite > State Machine (FSM) tasks and a high speed timer interrupt that increments > counters or runs additional FSM that need precise periodic execut
2005-04-10 by Leon Heller
----- Original Message ----- From: arhodes19044 To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, April 09, 2005 11:27 PM Subject: [AVR-Chat] Problem using AVR-GCC I am just trying out AVR-VCC. I am running Windows XP. When I try to use MAKE, a DOS-type window appears for a split seco
2005-04-10 by Chuck Hackett
> From: Dave VanHorn > .... > Are you simming, or jtagging? > > If jtag, do you have the "run timers while stopped" option clicked? > I had that one bite me a while back, it apparently enabled itself > somehow. I know I've never turned it on. Dave, where's that option? I took a q
2005-04-10 by Dave VanHorn
At 09:55 PM 4/9/2005, wbounce wrote: >Winavr 3.4.1 AVR studio 4.1 >I have a new program that keeps resetting. Also the timer interrupts >keeps firing too quick once I turn on the interrupts with sei. I have to >keep clicking through it and after maybe 10 times I get to step throu
2005-04-10 by wbounce
Winavr 3.4.1 AVR studio 4.1 I have a new program that keeps resetting. Also the timer interrupts keeps firing too quick once I turn on the interrupts with sei. I have to keep clicking through it and after maybe 10 times I get to step through a single line of non timer0 interrupt
2005-04-10 by Don Kinzer
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "arhodes19044" wrote: > I am just trying out AVR-GCC. I am running Windows XP. When I try > to use MAKE, a DOS-type window appears for a split second and then > disappears. You may not need to see the window. Depending on where you launched it fro
2005-04-10 by Brian Dean
On Sat, Apr 09, 2005 at 02:02:40AM -0000, arhodes19044 wrote: > Are there any C templates to perform multitasking? Take a look at my threading library for an example: http://www.bdmicro.com/code/threads -Brian -- Brian Dean BDMICRO - ATmega128 Based MAVRIC Controllers http://www.
2005-04-09 by arhodes19044
I am just trying out AVR-VCC. I am running Windows XP. When I try to use MAKE, a DOS-type window appears for a split second and then disappears. It has been a while since I had any need to try to use DOS programs, and I know it is an issue with XP. What can I do so I can see the
2005-04-09 by al boehnlein
I have tried to use splint in my makefile with avrgcc and programmers notepad with little luck. Anybody got this working? al
2005-04-09 by arhodes19044
YEah, something like that was my idea, but I definietly do not have the skills (yet) do do it. I had though about having a high speed timer to update counters. When some counter reaches a certain # then something is called and As long as they are done quickly, then it is good. Re
2005-04-09 by arhodes19044
Daniel, That looks like a nice idea. I will look at it more. -Tony --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Adolfsson wrote: > > >Are there any C templates to perform multitasking? > > > >Or do I have to use a timer interrupt to try to do some basic time- > >slice activity? > > >
2005-04-09 by Leon Heller
----- Original Message ----- From: Arif Deshmukh To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, April 09, 2005 3:08 PM Subject: Re: [AVR-Chat] AVRISP for ATTINY11 Hello, I want to know is ATTiny microcontrollers is still in production. Since here in India it is not available. Of co
2005-04-09 by Larry Barello
I wrote a small RTOS that is available at www.yahoogroups.com/avrx and on my website (but really out of date) www.barello.net/avrx that works with GCC. It is written in assembly and very small, but somewhat difficult to get up and running. Most (but not all) of my current project
2005-04-09 by Daniel Adolfsson
>Are there any C templates to perform multitasking? > >Or do I have to use a timer interrupt to try to do some basic time- >slice activity? > >Actually, I can have timer interrupts to perform certain functions, so >true multitasking is not really necessary. I was just interested
2005-04-09 by Arif Deshmukh
Hello, I want to know is ATTiny microcontrollers is still in production. Since here in India it is not available. Bye On Thu, 07 Apr 2005 budimansh wrote : >I just buy a AVRISP and alot of ATTINY11. >Then I find out that this AVRISP do not support ATTINY11. >I think to modify the
2005-04-09 by Chuck Hackett
> From: gary457b > > Chuck, > > Martin Thomas has converted the Butterfly demo program into gcc. You > might want to look at this rather large block of code. It's > generously commented. > > http://www.siwawi.arubi.uni-kl.de/avr_projects/#bf_app Thanks Gary, that also addresses a
2005-04-09 by stevech
Anyone used a chip45 product? Would be nice if there were a US distributor, or a group purchase, since the shipping to the US is high for a small qty. -----Original Message----- From: Robert Moro [mailto:rjjmoro@gmail.com] Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 4:32 AM To: AVR-Chat@yahoogr
2005-04-09 by David Kelly
On Apr 7, 2005, at 7:49 AM, arhodes19044 wrote: > Obviously, I need the Mavric-IIb board, and a power supply. I think I > need a programmer interface such as the AVRISP which I can get from > Digikey for $29.00. I need some language complier such as GCC or > Bascom-AVR. I'd love
2005-04-09 by gary457b
Chuck, Martin Thomas has converted the Butterfly demo program into gcc. You might want to look at this rather large block of code. It's generously commented. http://www.siwawi.arubi.uni-kl.de/avr_projects/#bf_app Regards, Gary --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Chuck Hackett" wrot
2005-04-09 by arhodes19044
Are there any C templates to perform multitasking? Or do I have to use a timer interrupt to try to do some basic time- slice activity? Actually, I can have timer interrupts to perform certain functions, so true multitasking is not really necessary. I was just interested if such e
2005-04-09 by arhodes19044
I downloaded AVR-GCC and it looks quite complete. I will try to work a little with it. It seems cumbersome to have to "make" everything manually each time, but I am sure it will become easy. I'd rather just have a menu selection called "compile and run" -Tony --- In AVR-Chat@yaho
2005-04-08 by alwelch93021
Today will debugging I had the JTAG MKII runining with it and it had downloaded just fine a few minuts ago and when i went to do it again it errored out and said power supply was down. Quick check of the power with my fluke meter showed 4.99 VDC rock solid supply. Reset circuit i
2005-04-08 by alwelch93021
The DRC stopped at too few errors and that is why it missed the clearance problems. I increased the errors on the misc tab and then it did find the shorts. In fact it found a second one i had not uncovered yet. Al Welch --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Jesper Hansen" wrote: > I
2005-04-08 by Dennis Clark
Ron wrote: > It could be a problem of "slowly rising power". On most Atmel chips > you can program the fuses to get a longer start up time, thus > delaying the chip starting to run until the power is adequate. Ron I do use the 64ms slow startup, especially since I'm using the int
2005-04-08 by Dennis Clark
Kathy Quinlan wrote: > Dennis Clark wrote: > >>Hmm, >> >> You know, I have this happen with my Tiny26 boards too. They just >>start doing something "else" every once and a while and I can't figure >>out why. In most cases if I hold down the reset while I power the >>boards on, th
2005-04-08 by Chuck Hackett
> From: Reza [mailto:reza_agha@yahoo.com] > > Hi; > > the main part of a function prototype is count and > type of arguments passed to function. so if no > paramtters should be passed, use (void) instead of (). > > void overrun(void) > { > } That's what I thought but I couldn't e
2005-04-08 by Ron
It could be a problem of "slowly rising power". On most Atmel chips you can program the fuses to get a longer start up time, thus delaying the chip starting to run until the power is adequate. Ron ----- Original Message ----- From: Dennis Clark To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent:
2005-04-08 by Dave VanHorn
> >I am yet to have a flaky product with ATMEL parts (except when I stuff >up and forget to program things like the BOD enable fuse ;) Or the CKOPT fuse! I agree though, "Chips of Steel, Tools of Jello".
2005-04-08 by BryanW
Hi Is that a Kanda AVRISP or an Atmel AVRISP? The reason maybe because these devices require to be programmed in High-voltage Serial mode. The 10/11 and 12 support this method. In the datasheet for this device see High-Voltage serial Programming Algorithm. If this is the Atmel AV
2005-04-08 by Leon Heller
----- Original Message ----- From: budimansh To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 1:05 AM Subject: [AVR-Chat] AVRISP for ATTINY11 I just buy a AVRISP and alot of ATTINY11. Then I find out that this AVRISP do not support ATTINY11. I think to modify the AVRIS
2005-04-08 by Kathy Quinlan
Dennis Clark wrote: > > Hmm, > > You know, I have this happen with my Tiny26 boards too. They just > start doing something "else" every once and a while and I can't figure > out why. In most cases if I hold down the reset while I power the > boards on, they work. And the vast maj
2005-04-08 by Reza
Hi; the main part of a function prototype is count and type of arguments passed to function. so if no paramtters should be passed, use (void) instead of (). void overrun(void) { } 2nd; use: do{ ... }while( result == 0 ); __________________________________ Yahoo! Messenger Show us
2005-04-08 by Larry Barello
Any chance the two functions that fail are #define to be something else? -----Original Message----- From: Chuck Hackett > From: Paul Curtis > > I believe it's the difference between > > void foo(); > > And > > void foo(void); > > The first is a function that takes unspecified par
2005-04-08 by Chuck Hackett
> From: Paul Curtis [mailto:plc@rowley.co.uk] > > I believe it's the difference between > > void foo(); > > And > > void foo(void); > > The first is a function that takes unspecified parameters and the second > is a function that takes no parameters. > > -- Paul. > .... That make
2005-04-08 by Chuck Hackett
I have purchased an ATMega16 based board to connect a project to the Internet. I'm attempting to compile my first real embedded program. The example code that came with the board was written for ImageCraft's ICCAVR Pro C compiler and I'm currently converting it to WINAVR. I'm try
2005-04-08 by Paul Curtis
I believe it's the difference between void foo(); And void foo(void); The first is a function that takes unspecified parameters and the second is a function that takes no parameters. -- Paul. > -----Original Message----- > From: Chuck Hackett [mailto:egroupscdh@WhiteTrout.net] >
2005-04-08 by Robert Moro
The Crumb128 is a small board for a low price. It has a STK500 compatible bootloader preinstalled, so you only need a serial cable to program it! http://www.chip45.com Robert
2005-04-08 by Brian Dean
On Thu, Apr 07, 2005 at 06:21:31PM -0000, alwelch93021 wrote: > First of all, the STK500 can not even read back the firmware version > unless you have a working target attached. This is strange to me as > It leaves you with no way to even test the rs232 comms to the skt500 > unti
2005-04-08 by Jim Wagner
Most of the stuff I know about is powered from the field generted by the reader. There is barely enough energy to run a non-volatile shift-register to clock out serial number data. There is a system called "SpeedPass" used to collect highway tolls. And, there is a similar one use
2005-04-07 by Jesper Hansen
I have no problem in running the STK-500 without a target. It must be something else that is causing your problem. I look forward to hear more about the Eagle problem. I've been using Eagle for about 3 years and made a lot of boards without noticing such a problem. But I layout m