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Re: mega64

2004-12-27 by Graham Davies

--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Hamid reza Kabiri" <kabiri@e...> 
wrote:

> ... I want program and update
> Mega64 in my board (send new
> bin for my customer and they
> update it by PC) ...

Does your board include a serial (RS232) port? Is it OK to use a 
special program on the PC to update the firmware? If so, the best way 
to do this might be with a Flash Loader (sometimes called a "boot 
loader") that is compatible with Atmel's AVR Prog utility.

If your board doesn't have a serial port, your customer will need 
some kind of special interface to re-program via ISP. This is more 
cost to you, especially when the customer looses the interface.

If you have a serial port, but don't want to make your customers use 
AVR Prog, you will need a Flash Loader that can directly read in an 
Intel Hex file sent by a terminal emulator program.

Graham.

RE: [AVR-Chat] Re: mega64

2004-12-27 by Hamid reza Kabiri

Hello
Thanks Graham
I have serial port and I don�t want my customers use AVR Programer.
But I don�t khow how I can convert my bin file to Hex file and send it to 
Mega64.
Can send me sample PCB?
thanks
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-----Original Message-----
From: Graham Davies [mailto:YahooGroups@ecrostech.com]
Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 7:02 PM
To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [AVR-Chat] Re: mega64



--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Hamid reza Kabiri" <kabiri@e...>
wrote:

> ... I want program and update
> Mega64 in my board (send new
> bin for my customer and they
> update it by PC) ...

Does your board include a serial (RS232) port? Is it OK to use a
special program on the PC to update the firmware? If so, the best way
to do this might be with a Flash Loader (sometimes called a "boot
loader") that is compatible with Atmel's AVR Prog utility.

If your board doesn't have a serial port, your customer will need
some kind of special interface to re-program via ISP. This is more
cost to you, especially when the customer looses the interface.

If you have a serial port, but don't want to make your customers use
AVR Prog, you will need a Flash Loader that can directly read in an
Intel Hex file sent by a terminal emulator program.

Graham.








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