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Tiny-15 on STK-500

Tiny-15 on STK-500

2006-04-17 by Dave VanHorn

I just went through this a few weeks ago, and here I am again. :-P
Where is the list of which device goes in which socket on the STK-500?

I would have thought it nice to have a mention in the data sheet for 
the device, or a list in the STK-500 docs, but what I remember is that 
it's a separate document somewhere that's relatively obvious once you 
already know where it is. 

Anybody remember?  Kathy, as I remember you helped me find it last 
time.

Re: [AVR-Chat] Tiny-15 on STK-500

2006-04-17 by David VanHorn


Ok, for what it's worth, it IS in the STK-500 user's guide under ISP Programming.
What I was looking for was "socket selection" which is right above that, and tells you essentially nothing about selecting which socket to use, almost as if it should have been a link to the part in the ISP programming section that does.
Anyway, in case someone else needs to find out how to pick which socket for which chip on the STK-500
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Re: Re: [AVR-Chat] Tiny-15 on STK-500

2006-04-17 by Don AE5K

David VanHorn wrote:
> 
> Ok, for what it's worth, it IS in the STK-500 user's guide under ISP
> Programming.
> What I was looking for was "socket selection" which is right above that,
> and tells you essentially nothing about selecting which socket to use,
> almost as if it should have been a link to the part in the ISP
> programming section that does.
>  
> Anyway, in case someone else needs to find out how to pick which socket
> for which chip on the STK-500

Recently, I had to use my STK-500 to program some tiny series chips (11,
13 & 45) and have found the user's guide one confusing mess.  Sure would
be nice if someone could come up with a good chart which would show the
device, the socket, and exactly the jumper configuration.  Anyone done
this yet?

Don

Re: [AVR-Chat] Tiny-15 on STK-500

2006-04-18 by Dave VanHorn

> Recently, I had to use my STK-500 to program some tiny series chips 
(11,
> 13 & 45) and have found the user's guide one confusing mess.  Sure 
would
> be nice if someone could come up with a good chart which would show 
the
> device, the socket, and exactly the jumper configuration.  Anyone 
done
> this yet?

Nothing beyond the table that you finally find, one click below where 
you'd think it would be.

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