Society of Robots - Robot Forum
Electronics => Electronics => Topic started by: CallumS on August 02, 2015, 07:09:34 AM
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Hello.
I'm using a breadboard for the robot, but I have encountered some problems. It would be good if someone could help me solve them.
My first is that the headers that the socket (the one that you make from single-row headers) that the Atmel AVR programmer connects to, can't be placed in such a way as for it to be the programmer to connect to it on a breadboard - or, at least, I can't find a way how it could.
In order for the different sides of the socket to not be connected to each other, I have to have it straddling two sets of columns of holes. There's a picture that might make it easier to understand.
I can't see how I can do this differently. Thanks in advance for any replies! I'll be happy to provide any other information that you might need. :)
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Initially, I used the breadboard for the 50$ robot. What I did was use a couple of jumper wires instead of the male header for the programmer. And connected them (using more jumper wires) to their corresponding pinout of the ATMEGA. Or you just connect the jumpers directly to the ATMEGA. I can post a picture of you want.
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Sounds good. I'm pretty sure I understand. Thanks for the fast response.
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No problemo. Good Luck. 8)