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I made a stupid mistake and connected a sensor VCC and Ground to the prog pins. ( don't ask how I did this, I didn't notice it ).
well, good to know i have a record once in my life, although I don't really know what exactly is the damage!by the way, while I'm waiting for my new Axon I can send (if you want to) the old one just to check and see what exactly was burned.
My Axon II came to life!!!!!!! I made one last effort to power it up and it did!Next, I loaded a simple program with a Sharp IR in ADC0 and it's working correctly.What are the next steps to do so I can find out if there's a damage and what kind?( I remembered that I put the Vcc and Gnd of the GPS to the left and right pin of the first row in the prog area).
Quote from: teoxan on July 30, 2010, 03:06:11 PMMy Axon II came to life!!!!!!! I made one last effort to power it up and it did!Next, I loaded a simple program with a Sharp IR in ADC0 and it's working correctly.What are the next steps to do so I can find out if there's a damage and what kind?( I remembered that I put the Vcc and Gnd of the GPS to the left and right pin of the first row in the prog area).I already have your new Axon packed up, labeled, shipping paid for, and ready to ship . . . I got a flat tire this morning or I would have shipped it already, lol . . .Still want another Axon? I can reimburse you for everything but the shipping . . . your call! I'll delay shipping it until you've decided, no rush.So how'd you program it? With the bootloader or an ISP programmer? Sounds like maybe it was never fried after all. Try a few other programs and see what happens.Also, upload the attached .hex to your Axon. This is the default test program. It will spit text out of each UART, and blink each I/O pin. Just use a multimeter to measure it.