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2004-04-09 by Dan
Is that what a shadow register is? I noticed that earlier but wasn't certain what it was. Thanks for your help ~Dan --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Kathy Quinlan" wrote: > Read the AVR Studio 4 Bug and Help File, I think this is listed in there > as a thing they are working on.
2004-04-09 by David VanHorn
At 03:29 PM 4/9/2004 -0700, Dave Miller wrote: >Hello Dave, > >Yes, it is Bell 202 and on a standard dialup. We have a PDT that will >replace the old Telxon acoustical terminals that have not been manufactured >since the mid-90's. Did you know that at any given time there is over
2004-04-09 by Dave Miller
Hello Dave, Yes, it is Bell 202 and on a standard dialup. We have a PDT that will replace the old Telxon acoustical terminals that have not been manufactured since the mid-90's. Did you know that at any given time there is over 500K of these terminals in use today? I was surprise
2004-04-09 by David VanHorn
> >I am not up to speed on all the meanings behind some of the telco terminology so when I look at the equipment that is available now I can t find something that simply allows me to plug in my telco line then pass it on to the modem. Or lets me tap into my RS232 line and display
2004-04-09 by Dave Miller
Hello All, I am in need of analyzing some serial data. I am looking for the ability to watch the rs232 data as well as have the ASCII/Hex characters show up on the display. I am interested in such things as framing errors, parity errors, etc… Actually the ideal test equipment wou
2004-04-09 by Dan
Hello, I'm trying to write a program that implements the UART on my ATmega16 and allow it to communicate with my PC. In configuring the two registers UBRRH and UCSRC, I have run into difficulty. I understand that these two registers share the same address space and that the first
2004-04-09 by Vijay Raju
Hi, I have two boards, one supporting the AT90S8515/ATMega8515/AT90S2313/AT90S1200 (7.3728 MHz XTAL) and another one which has an ATmega128 (14.31818MHz XTAL) on it. Both boards have a ISP header and I have been using the STK200 Parallel port circuit ( http://www.lancos.com/e2p/a
2004-04-09 by stevech
no. The only public domain I've seen are the Linux WiFi drivers for PCI and USB. But the code is typically Linux/Unix, illegible. Distantly related, check out http://www.dpactech.com/wireless_dsp.asp - not an AVR. User configurable, not programmable by user. -----Original Message
2004-04-09 by techy fellow
Hi, Have also been thinking along this line. That is, since most of the programmers are connected to the PC via Com or even USB port, is there a way to change existing communication method from wire to wireless using WiFI, Bluetooth or Infra-Red. For example, the Lego RCX brick i
2004-04-08 by erikc
----- Original Message ----- From: "Wagner Lipnharski" To: Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 14:31 Subject: Re: [AVR-Chat] current in MCU and thte sleep mode at mega16 issue > erikc wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "jay marante" > > To: > > Sent: Wednesday, April 07
2004-04-08 by Lee
Hi. I'm teaching an intro class to embedded processor applications. The first part of the class used the Parallax Basic stamp, which is based on the PIC. I'm planning on using one of the ATMega's (8535, 16, or 32. What I'm looking for is any intro to AVR books that cover the ATMe
2004-04-08 by Wagner Lipnharski
erikc wrote: > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "jay marante" > To: > Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 04:29 > Subject: Re: [AVR-Chat] current in MCU and thte sleep mode > at mega16 issue > > >> any suggested DC-DC converter? i prefer from texas > intruments or maxim. they're
2004-04-08 by Wagner Lipnharski
> Do you absolutely have to use a 9 volt battery? (I am > assuming it is the square kind with snaps on the end). If > not, consider running your project from "AA" or "C" cells. > 4 x AAA NiMH (or even 3 x AAA alkaline) cells would supply enough power with the voltage within the r
2004-04-08 by amir husain
asslam-o-alikum Thank you Waseem for your mail. I have tried your every suggestion but could not get any response from controller. I one thing which I have forgot to told u is that first time when I powered the programmer and first I run the erase command this command run success
2004-04-08 by foo_kenetics
Hi: Does anybody have any good solution for transforming existing design having serial or auxillary IO or SPI into WIFI. Though I have seen many on the web but I still can't determine which one is actually good. regards
2004-04-08 by Foo Xin Reng
Hi: Does anybody have any good solution for transforming existing design having serial or auxillary IO or SPI into WIFI. Though I have seen many on the web but I still can't determine which one is actually good. regards
2004-04-07 by Jesper Hansen
It has been ported to the AVR several times. Why don't you just look at the "Ports" page at the micrium website ? /Jesper ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ganesh" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 8:15 AM Subject: [AVR-Chat] Help on Porting of UCOS-II on AVR 8515. > HI, > I
2004-04-07 by erikc
----- Original Message ----- From: "jay marante" To: Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 04:29 Subject: Re: [AVR-Chat] current in MCU and thte sleep mode at mega16 issue > any suggested DC-DC converter? i prefer from texas intruments or maxim. they're the only company i can ask for s
2004-04-07 by Ganesh
HI, I am trying to port the UCOS-II on the AVR8515. I am using the IAR studio for this as the compiler. The .s90 files which are to be used from the port are not compiling. If the .s990 files rae removed then the OS compiles but gives the problem on linking? Has any one ported UC
2004-04-07 by jay marante
any suggested DC-DC converter? i prefer from texas intruments or maxim. they're the only company i can ask for samples. it should be five volts output. thanks for the help. -jay erikc wrote: ----- Original Message ----- From: "jay marante" To: Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 11:58
2004-04-06 by jay marante
just to clear things up... the datasheet of ATMEGA16L says that DC current Vcc and GND pins = 200mA.
2004-04-06 by erikc
----- Original Message ----- From: "jay marante" To: Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 11:58 Subject: [AVR-Chat] current in MCU and thte sleep mode at mega16 issue > just to clear things up... > > the datasheet of ATMEGA16L says that DC current Vcc and GND pins = 200mA. also, what do
2004-04-06 by erikc
If you live in the U.S.A. you can. Erikc - firewevr@airmail.net /// "An Fhirinne in aghaidh an tSaoil." "The Truth against the World." -- Bardic Motto ----- Original Message ----- From: "jay marante" To: Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 01:52 Subject: Re: RE: [AVR-Chat] sleep mode i
2004-04-06 by jay marante
can i order a free sample from linear technology? the system only consumes a small amount of current since im only connec a 4x20 LCD. but later i'll connect a motor to the system. so for now, i think it only comsumes a small amount of current. -jay erikc wrote: ----- Original Mes
2004-04-05 by Craig Limber
Steven wrote: > programming, can someone tell me all the package I need to development AVR > in C under linux. What I mean is the orignal linux file for the WINAVR. > Where to get it and how to install it? Excellent and detailed instructions that I used to make my Linux developme
2004-04-05 by jay marante
--- jaythesis@yahoo.com wrote: > I think it only consumes a small amount current since > i only an LCD and a keypad. Whats a DC-DC convrtr? Any > particular device i can order? > --- yahoo@barello.net wrote: > > The mega16 in max power mode consumes only 40ma. > Simply putting it
2004-04-05 by erikc
----- Original Message ----- From: "jay marante" To: Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 18:27 Subject: Fwd: RE: [AVR-Chat] sleep mode in mega16 > > --- jaythesis@yahoo.com wrote: > > I think it only consumes a small amount current > since > > i only an LCD and a keypad. Whats a DC-DC c
2004-04-05 by Phil
If you really are pulling 250 mA with a simple design and a linear Vreg, make sure you have a 0.1uF bypass cap between the V input and ground as called out on the datasheet. Its easy enough to overlook when putting something together. At 250mA your vreg should be very hot or have
2004-04-05 by Larry Barello
The mega16 in max power mode consumes only 40ma. Simply putting it into IDLE mode between interrupts will drop the consumption to 5 or so ma. If you circuit is drawing 250ma then the vast bulk of the current draw is from something OTHER than the CPU. Read about the sleep modes in
2004-04-05 by LightYearCS
Yeah yeah like David said... Look for a "dc-dc buck converter." Check out Texas Instruments. They have an excellent sample policy and you can get samples right on line. You can get more samples if you call in. Typically, you can get 5 online or 20 (max) if you call in. Don't abus
2004-04-05 by LightYearCS
Just wanted to add to this. In this day and age, most if not almost all switching regulators will win out over linear types. One exception is the LDO linear regulator but then you need to have your input voltage to be very close to your output voltage for there to be any real eff
2004-04-05 by David VanHorn
At 07:37 AM 4/5/2004 -0700, jay marante wrote: >im using max883 as a linear regulator. its output is about 200-250mA of current. Your system draws that much? If so, you seriously need a switcher. The linear is wasting about 40% of the power available, and a switcher will not be m
2004-04-05 by Brandon Tolbert
Thanks for the info guys its good to know a group like this exists. Well I ordered the STK500 and should be receiving it this Wednesday. Looking over the instruction set and data sheets on a few of the chips it looks to be quite interesting. I already have a couple of ideas for m
2004-04-05 by jay marante
im using max883 as a linear regulator. its output is about 200-250mA of current. how will i code the power-save mode in ICCAVR? thanks. -jay David VanHorn wrote: At 06:56 AM 4/5/2004 -0700, jay marante wrote: >Hi! > >I want to put the mega16 in a power-save mode but i cant get it
2004-04-05 by David VanHorn
At 06:56 AM 4/5/2004 -0700, jay marante wrote: >Hi! > >I want to put the mega16 in a power-save mode but i cant get it done. anu sample C codes? i want it so badly coz my system comsumes so much power from the 9V battery. i think it wont even last a day. First off, how are you do
2004-04-05 by jay marante
Hi! I want to put the mega16 in a power-save mode but i cant get it done. anu sample C codes? i want it so badly coz my system comsumes so much power from the 9V battery. i think it wont even last a day. thanks. -jay Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business $15K Web Design Giveaway -
2004-04-05 by Brian Dean
On Sun, Apr 04, 2004 at 08:52:39PM -0700, Larry Barello wrote: > It would be redundant to get both the STK500 and the MAVRIC. The > STK500 is a development platform & programmer. The MAVRIC is simply > a development board with the biggest AVR chip available. Essentially, correct,
2004-04-05 by Steven Chang-Lin Yu
I decide to witch complete from windows to linux for my embedded system programming, can someone tell me all the package I need to development AVR in C under linux. What I mean is the orignal linux file for the WINAVR. Where to get it and how to install it? Thanks Steven --- Outg
2004-04-05 by Larry Barello
It would be redundant to get both the STK500 and the MAVRIC. The STK500 is a development platform & programmer. The MAVRIC is simply a development board with the biggest AVR chip available. The STK500 will come with at least one CPU to play with. You could just get the MAVRIC and
2004-04-04 by joseph torelli
I use a atmega32 with bascom with the sample electronics programmer. I do not use the boot loader. Can I free up memory to allow more program room? JoeT -----Original Message----- From: Bruce Parham [mailto:obparham@jpl.nasa.gov] Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 11:08 AM To: AVR-Ch
2004-04-03 by Ken
I just got an atmega8515-16 40 pin DIP delivered on Tuesday (March 2nd) from Digikey. They have them in stock. Ken www.speechchips.com --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Chuck Davis" wrote: > Can anyone point me to a source (or sources) that stock Atmega > chips? I need 25 - 50 at
2004-04-03 by Steven Chang-Lin Yu
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2004-04-02 by dv7839
Dave, Thanks very much. That fits with what I was looking at. For some reason I was thinking it was something fancier than that. dan --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Dave Hylands" wrote: > Hi Dan, > > Current sensing resistors are basically very low resistance, high > precision
2004-04-02 by Dave Hylands
Hi Dan, Current sensing resistors are basically very low resistance, high precision resistors, typically in the -----Original Message----- > From: dv7839 [mailto:danvernon@earthlink.net] > Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 10:49 AM > To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [AVR-Chat]
2004-04-02 by bernie@innovative.iinet.net.au
Try this game ;-)
2004-04-02 by dv7839
I hope this isn't too far off topic. I was doing some research for an AVR powered stepper motor driver design when I came across a reference to a current sensing resistor. Could someone please explain what this is, and why one might use it? thanks, dan
2004-04-02 by stevech
uh, how about the BASCOM web site? And AVRfreaks.com's projects archive. -----Original Message----- From: spiritallover [mailto:spiritallover@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 11:24 AM To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com Subject: [AVR-Chat] where can i find source codes for basc
2004-04-01 by spiritallover
hi htere where can i find some source codes fo bascom software and program my mega 8535? regards
2004-04-01 by Bruce Parham
One brute force way would be to make a composite hex file by cutting and pasting the boot loader he file data, minus the EOF record, into the application's hex file. Having done that, use any programming tool (Studio, PonyProg, etc.) that accepts a hex file for input and have at
2004-04-01 by upand_at_them
Since nobody else answered this, I will. I'm only a novice at the AVR, but here's what I can tell you about the bootloader... Some AVRs (all the Mega parts?) have the ability to program themselves. So what most people do is install a small program in the chip to handle this progr