Programmer head of sparkfun programmer

[dellagd]

I am a robotics/computer programming kid and I wanted to do the $50 robot(I had searched the web for a inexpensive to build robot and this one looked good) so I ordered the parts. But when I got the programmer from SparkFun.com, the programmer head was different from what was on the circuit board. Long story short, I went to the READ THIS POST on the tutorial and saw that neither of the programmer heads there looked the same as mine.
(1x6 row of pins instead of 2x3 or 2x5)
Now, I REALLY don't want to mess thing up, so I was wondering if you could tell me which pin goes to which pin on the microcontroller.
I hope you can help me, and I hope that the answer wasn't right in front of me the whole time.
 

[cosminprund]

All of the things on this page http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/categories.php?c=7 have a 2x3, an 2x5 or both an 2x3 and an 2x5 connector. What exactly did you get? Post a link!

[SmAsH]

should be really easy to fix. all you'll need to do if rearrange the programmer headers a bit.

[dellagd]

sry , I am a newbie at this
I got the
PGM-00014
AVR STK Serial Port Dongle Programmer
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=14

[dellagd]

Smash said they only sell 2x3 and 2x5, but I got 1x6!
I am really confused. It seems the one I purchased is different from the one I got!

[SmAsH]

no pics come up? and that one says its a 2x5 header. you could do two options here:
1. make an adaptor for it
2. change the pin config on the $50 board.
me personally would take the adaptor as it could come in handy later
if your thinking about modding the pin config this may help http://www.olimex.com/dev/images/avr-icsp-10.gif and maybe this http://www.olimex.com/dev/pdf/avr-pg1b.pdf . thanks for posting this, i was thinking i would have to get an AVR MKII for like $60-70. i may just make one of these!

[SmAsH]

[stolen]
Signal : 6-Pin : 10-Pin        : I/O : Description
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VCC    : 2     : 2               :  -  : Power is delivered from the target board
GND    : 6     : 3,4,6, 8,10 :  -  : Ground
MOSI   : 4     : 1               : O : Commands and data from AVRISP to target AVR
MISO   : 1     : 9               : I  : Data from target AVR to AVRISP
SCK     : 3     : 7               : O : Serial Clock, Controlled by AVRISP
RESET  : 5     : 5              : O : Reset. Controlled by AVRISP
[/stolen] from pelibot. thanks may help. red line is pin 1

[dellagd]

so mine is the same as the 2x3, just oriented differently?(mine is 1x6)
I heard that it came with different headers (I think) and mine didn't (if it does at all)

[dellagd]

HERE are the pics:
(BTW which one would be pin 1?)

[Razor Concepts]

Send Sparkfun a note... they might hook you up with the right programmer since you received something that wasn't like the photos.

[SmAsH]

i cant really tell which one is 1. id say go with razor concepts on this one.

[cosminprund]

dellagd, the programmer you linked to has an 2x5 connector in the picture and in the documentation.

On the other hand your connector looks way to close to this connector: http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=8108
Click on the extra pictures where it shows the 1x6 connector, even the wire colors are the same! They probably sent you an PIC programmer, not an AVR programmer.

[dellagd]

here is another picture of it.
But yeah, I'm gonna send sparkfun a letter

[superchiku]

 i guess they have sent a pic programmer...look in the datasheet and verify wat they have sent

[sean22]

Ya that's a pic programmer i got the same one by mistake but i call sparkfun and they sent me the correct AVR programmer right away.

[dellagd]

wait.
did you call or e-mail?
it says call for urgent inquires only.

[dellagd]

ok
I called and they are hooking my up with the right one.
the dude said that some of their stocks got mixed so that's what happened
thanks to all who posted on this topic.
I hope someone in my situation will see this post