Society of Robots - Robot Forum
Electronics => Electronics => Topic started by: vishalsaxena on July 01, 2008, 09:06:12 AM
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Hey people I have this six pin dip programmer how do i program my $50 robot MCU with 10 pin male headers.......???????????
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you have to match the pinouts of your programmer to the pinouts of the header. Look at your programmer's datasheet.
(http://www.sparkfun.com/tutorial/BeginningEmbedded/2-MicroProgramming/Program3.jpg)
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Well my programmer pinouts dont match as programmer has 6 pins ( female ) and MCU has 5*2 pin ( male )..........
Can I make other programming board just to program it with this programmer.......
and then use the same Atmega8L in my $50 MCU ????????
I found this site http://electronics-diy.com/avr_programmer.php
and I have this same programmer ( given on the above website) ....... having six pins ( female )
but programmer board for it is different......
If i make this board and program it will it work on $50 robot???????
Admin If you can reply please do.....
Thank you
Vishal Saxena
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Help me please........ :) ::) ::) ::) :-[ :-[ :'( :'( :D
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First off, let me tell you I have never done this, and I am assuming that everything in the tut is correct.
It should work fine, just sub in the 1x6 programming header in place of the 10-pin, and make sure you connect the signals as it is drawn.
(http://electronics-diy.com/schematics/avr_programmer/avr_socket_pcb)
Also, it appears that you will need an 4Mhz external oscillator for it to work.
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All the instructions are in the tutorial, just read it carefully again.
Nope, no external oscillator is needed.