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2005-03-17 by Mike Murphree
Jim White said: > > Anybody know of a Mil Std. 1553 implementation on something like a > M128? Looks like there are transceiver chips out there but you have to > do the protocol in your software ?? Jim, I seriously doubt anyone is doing this directly in a microcontroller (or any
2005-03-17 by wg0z@aol.com
To the best of my memeory, DDC makes a transceiver device that will interface fairly easily to most 16-bit or better microcontrollers.
2005-03-17 by Jim Wagner
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 17:45:39 -0500 wg0z@aol.com wrote: > To the best of my memeory, DDC makes a transceiver device > that will interface fairly > easily to most 16-bit or better microcontrollers. One site I found: http://www.interfacebus.com/Design_Connector_1553.html says this -
2005-03-17 by Jim White
Anybody know of a Mil Std. 1553 implementation on something like a M128? Looks like there are transceiver chips out there but you have to do the protocol in your software ?? Jim
2005-03-17 by Stefan Wimmer
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Cláudio E. Elicker" wrote: > You can always add a cheap or old PCI graphics card. Two displays is very > addictive. One for the editor, other for the pdf reader with your favorite > AVR datasheet. Well, that's what I use my tablet-PC for most of
2005-03-17 by Mike Murphree
Brian Dean said: > > Maybe I'll do that at some point, but ... honestly, all I did for each > one was to extract the source and then: > > ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/avr --target=avr > make && make install > > For gcc, you need to add --enable-languages=c to the configure. >
2005-03-17 by fnatmed
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "fnatmed" wrote: > > Note - everything is still regular DB15 VGA type connectors. I > don't know of any (affordable) DVI kvm setup out there yet. I take it back. I just found this ... http://www.kvms.com/nav/item.asp?item=9524 Looks like it will d
2005-03-17 by Brian Dean
On Thu, Mar 17, 2005 at 04:00:50PM -0000, Paul Maddox wrote: > UGH! > The headache I've had trying to get them to work. > I run Virtual PC 7 with windows 2000... > If you or anyone wants to do 'an idiots guide to develop for AVR under OSX' > I'd be a very very happy bunny.. Maybe
2005-03-17 by Brian Dean
On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 11:03:19AM -0500, David D. Rea wrote: > Easy equation to balance: > > Apple Cinema Display + Dual-processor Power Mac G5 + Gentoo Linux = > Happy Dave + Empty Wallet > :) My setup is a PowerMac dual G5 + 23" Cinema display (1920x1200) + a second 20" 1600x1
2005-03-17 by Paul Maddox
Brian, > http://wsmanager.sourceforge.net/ yeah, I got that on my G4, its superb!!! > BTW, even though AVR Studio doesn't support MacOS X, the open source > tools for the AVR run very very well on Mac OS X. All tools basically > compile right out of the box, just like on any othe
2005-03-17 by David D. Rea
I use an nVidia dual-head GeForce card at work, which works great under Winblows XP. I have a 21" monitor for PCB layout and CAD work, and a 17" beside it to park all my libraries, toolboxes, log windows, etc. We use Protel for EDA, and that package is well-set-up for dual-head w
2005-03-17 by Lauer, Thilo
Given a Mega16, i want to perform AD conversions as precise as possible and therefore am thinking of using the noise canceler feature. What i didn't find in the docs however, was a statement in which sleep modes the UART receiver would still be listening, that is, not generating
2005-03-17 by Bruce
I agree, duel display is great. But one word of caution. What is written on the box as duel display is not always "true" duel display. I ran into this awhile back. After having a computer that had a duel display that would allow displaying of different programs on each monitor, I
2005-03-17 by kelvin kooger
I am using a kvm switch for my servers (8 units) to share the monitor, keyboard and mouse. Very user friendly and with the press of the front button or CTRL x2 to switch. Advice do not get the mechanical switch type. fnatmed wrote: --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Dave VanHorn wr
2005-03-17 by Cláudio E. Elicker
On Wednesday 16 March 2005 23:51, Larry Barello wrote: > www.Costco.com has 20" 1600x1200 monitors for $550. > > But a better deal is 2x17" 1280x1024 monitors (~$200/ea). About the same > price as one 1600x1200, but >30% more real estate for the debugger & > editor, etc. I got on
2005-03-17 by Don Kinzer
> [...] and the AVR return the bytes in reverse order "1000" > but in binary = 0x31303030hex = 825241648dec This is pretty simple. If you have source code for both ends of the comm channel, then modify one end to match the other. If you only have source code for one end of the ch
2005-03-17 by Larry Barello
www.Costco.com has 20" 1600x1200 monitors for $550. But a better deal is 2x17" 1280x1024 monitors (~$200/ea). About the same price as one 1600x1200, but >30% more real estate for the debugger & editor, etc. I got one of their cheap 17" units this xmas and I am very satisfied. Eve
2005-03-17 by ttse7
I also use c language to implement your code and pulse comes out. I have few questions:why you don't need to set COM01 and COM00 and why you set FOC0. As stated in datasheet, FOC0 is set when using non-PWM mode. --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Luke.Wei" wrote: > > --- In AVR-Ch
2005-03-16 by Joel Haasnoot
Hi, I'm a newbie in this field and would like to start to actively develop for the AVR platform. Firstly, what do people recommend I buy on the hardware side, besides a Dev Kit like the STK500? Secondly, I am also kind of new to the field of electronics (I know my basic, high sch
2005-03-16 by Ralph Hilton
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 15:52:48 -0000 you wrote: > >Dave, > >> One of my biggest frustrations is that I can buy a Dell Latitude >> notebook that has a 14" LCD panel running at an impressive 1400x1050 - >> but the highest resolution that a freestanding LCD panel will run is a >> pidd
2005-03-16 by Jesper Hansen
> 1920x1440? Is that on a CRT or an LCD? > > One of my biggest frustrations is that I can buy a Dell Latitude > notebook that has a 14" LCD panel running at an impressive 1400x1050 - > but the highest resolution that a freestanding LCD panel will run is a > piddly 1280x1024 - eve
2005-03-16 by David D. Rea
Easy equation to balance: Apple Cinema Display + Dual-processor Power Mac G5 + Gentoo Linux = Happy Dave + Empty Wallet :) Dave On Wed, 2005-03-16 at 15:52 +0000, Paul Maddox wrote: > Dave, > > > One of my biggest frustrations is that I can buy a Dell Latitude > > notebook that h
2005-03-16 by Leon Heller
http://www.geocities.com/leon_heller ----- Original Message ----- From: David D. Rea To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2005 2:50 PM Subject: RE: [AVR-Chat] Oh, I am so tired of this.. On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 20:22 -0500, Henry Carl Ott wrote: > The current one
2005-03-16 by Paul Maddox
> go and check out the apple displays. > I have a 23" display, 1600 by 1050, and such a crystal clear sharp > picture. my bad, its running at 1920 by 1200 :-) Paul
2005-03-16 by David D. Rea
1920x1440? Is that on a CRT or an LCD? One of my biggest frustrations is that I can buy a Dell Latitude notebook that has a 14" LCD panel running at an impressive 1400x1050 - but the highest resolution that a freestanding LCD panel will run is a piddly 1280x1024 - even at 17" or
2005-03-16 by Paul Maddox
Dave, > One of my biggest frustrations is that I can buy a Dell Latitude > notebook that has a 14" LCD panel running at an impressive 1400x1050 - > but the highest resolution that a freestanding LCD panel will run is a > piddly 1280x1024 - even at 17" or 19"! go and check out the
2005-03-16 by David D. Rea
On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 20:22 -0500, Henry Carl Ott wrote: > The current ones are very slick. Handle hi-res displays. ps-2 style mice > and keyboards. Newest ones do USB. > Hot key switches between PCs. They also got quite cheap. Under 50 bucks for > name brand / two machine versio
2005-03-16 by Luke.Wei
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "ttse7" wrote: > > I am using atmega16 timer0 to generate but fail. Can you give me an > example on setting phase correct pwm. > Dear..... .include "m16def.inc" .cseg rjmp reset .org 0x0 .org 0x30 reset: ldi r16,0x61 out tccr0,r16 out ocr0,r16 sta
2005-03-16 by ttse7
I am using atmega16 timer0 to generate but fail. Can you give me an example on setting phase correct pwm. --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "wbounce" wrote: > What chip and what setting are you trying to use? > > > -----Original Message----- > From: ttse7 [mailto:ttse7@y...] > Sen
2005-03-16 by Leon Heller
----- Original Message ----- From: Henry Carl Ott To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2005 1:22 AM Subject: RE: [AVR-Chat] Oh, I am so tired of this.. At 07:59 PM 3/15/2005, you wrote: > > > > Not too cumbersome. Invest a few bucks in a KVM. I did this a few m
2005-03-16 by Leon Heller
----- Original Message ----- From: Lasse Madsen To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2005 12:00 AM Subject: RE: [AVR-Chat] Oh, I am so tired of this.. I share your frustration regarding the AVR tools I've worked for 5 years in an embedded development company us
2005-03-16 by John Samperi
At 12:22 PM 16/03/2005, you wrote: > > > (had my own nightmares with ice-200) > Love the ice-200. Very early on I was having some very weird inconsistent >problems and was about to give up on it.. Tracked it down to some weird >windows / comm port issue. I have had my shares of h
2005-03-16 by fnatmed
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Dave VanHorn wrote: > > Not too cumbersome. Invest a few bucks in a KVM. I did this a few months > >ago and it's has really improved productivity around here. I personally > >like having all my eggs in one basket for development, but.... > > Hmm..
2005-03-16 by Henry Carl Ott
At 07:59 PM 3/15/2005, you wrote: > > > > Not too cumbersome. Invest a few bucks in a KVM. I did this a few months > >ago and it's has really improved productivity around here. I personally > >like having all my eggs in one basket for development, but.... > >Hmm.. I tried those b
2005-03-16 by Dave VanHorn
> > Not too cumbersome. Invest a few bucks in a KVM. I did this a few months >ago and it's has really improved productivity around here. I personally >like having all my eggs in one basket for development, but.... Hmm.. I tried those before, and had bad luck. but they were just m
2005-03-16 by Henry Carl Ott
At 07:34 PM 3/15/2005, you wrote: >Maybe it's the right answer, to just have a separate machine for >this. Cumbersome though, you can't get away from the keyboard, mouse and >screen. (I-glasses???) Not too cumbersome. Invest a few bucks in a KVM. I did this a few months ago and i
2005-03-16 by Dave VanHorn
At 07:00 PM 3/15/2005, Lasse Madsen wrote: I share your frustration regarding the AVR tools I've worked for 5 years in an embedded development company using AVR processors and Kanda tools everyday from 9 to 17:00 sometimes you could sit a whole day doing nothing because your tool
2005-03-16 by fjch100
This is my code: unsigned char Rxindex; unsigned char Rxbuffer[11]; unsigned char frec_buffer[12]; unsigned char ad_volt[13]; union ad9850_data { unsigned long ldata; unsigned char cdata[4]; }; unsigned char ad9850_control=0; //control byte for AD9850, union ad9850_data ad9850_fr
2005-03-16 by Jim Wagner
Dave - I've been watching your travails and don't recall whether or not you have this same problem with a simple, basic diagnostic program, say a pin toggler. Jim --------------------------------------------------------------- The Think Different Store http://www.thinkdifferentst
2005-03-16 by Lasse Madsen
I share your frustration regarding the AVR tools… I’ve worked for 5 years in an embedded development company using AVR processors and Kanda tools everyday from 9 to 17:00 sometimes you could sit a whole day doing nothing because your tools decided to strike on you. We where six o
2005-03-15 by Dave VanHorn
At 05:28 PM 3/15/2005, David Jones wrote: > >>> 16/03/2005 12:45:03 am >>> > >It's delivery day, and once again, my AVR tools have all decided to go >nuts. > >Anyone have any ideas for preventing this garbage? > >Yes, use tools which don't go nuts! >In a professional environment
2005-03-15 by David Jones
>>> 16/03/2005 12:45:03 am >>> >It's delivery day, and once again, my AVR tools have all decided to go nuts. >Anyone have any ideas for preventing this garbage? Yes, use tools which don't go nuts! In a professional environment you can't aford to have problems like this. Blaming y
2005-03-15 by Dave VanHorn
> >The JTAG 10-pin header is there - it works great. Is there something >missing? Or do you mean incorporating JTAGICE functionality directly >on the board so that a JTAGICE is not needed? That'd be interesting. That's what I meant. >Alternatively, it might be more cost effective
2005-03-15 by Brian Dean
On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 03:16:59PM -0500, Dave VanHorn wrote: > >We're currently working to support 2.x in AVRDUE, but it's not there > >yet. I recently purchased a second STK500 so that I could take it to > >2.x in order to work on the new firmware support without messing up my
2005-03-15 by Leon Heller
----- Original Message ----- From: rproveniers To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 9:06 PM Subject: [AVR-Chat] Re: STK500 and Tiny11 --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "leon_heller" wrote: > > Has anyone successfully used the STK500 to program a Tiny11? I've
2005-03-15 by Dave VanHorn
> >Just a word of warning - Atmel's new 2.x firmware for the STK500 / >AVRISP has broken backward compatibility for all tools that supported >them, except their own. If you have updated the firmware to 2.x on >the STK500, you will need to revert it back to 1.x to work with >AVRDU
2005-03-15 by rproveniers
--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "leon_heller" wrote: > > Has anyone successfully used the STK500 to program a Tiny11? I've > checked the connections several times but can't find anything wrong. > > Leon Hello Leon, Yes, last month i have programmed a tiny11 with the stk500 many
2005-03-15 by Brian Dean
On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 08:46:55AM -0500, Dave VanHorn wrote: > >I see Studio as a constant. Why dont you try avrdude, uisp, sp12k, ponyprog... > > Yes, you're right there, and that's where I suspect the problem is. > > Why I haven't tried it, is that I have no experience with th
2005-03-15 by John Samperi
At 12:46 AM 16/03/2005, you wrote: > >I see Studio as a constant. Why dont you try avrdude, uisp, sp12k, > ponyprog... AND there is also the good old AVR910 programmer :-). The latest version 3.2 is located in the files section of this forum. It is a little sluggish for large chi
2005-03-15 by Dave VanHorn
> > >FWIW, It's all working today.. Let me qualify that, I just saw it return from a "do nothing ISR" that is active, but it returned to several instructions past where it should have. IOW, it skipped several instructions on the return. The ISR is exactly this: ISR: reti No possi