Yes - but the programmer circuit is even simpler (and the dev tools software is free). It's all described on the flightsim page referenced.. and there is a hex image there, tho I'm not sure on whether it was modified for the one described on 1010.co.uk. ... Actually, I think the 1010 circuit has a connector that you can connect to pins on a parallel cable for programming it in-place.
Again, no warranties with these comments, I still haven't even started doing mine!
right? Also, i can't find locate the code/hex-file on the website (http:// 1010.co.uk/avrhid.html). _______________________________________________ PD-list@iem.at mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.messenger.yahoo.com
Programmer is a simple cable terminating in 5 header pins. The row of 5 sockets on the upper right hand side is the programmer connection. Code is unchanged from flightsim page for now, will be adapted later. I hope the next step will be detailed instructions on programming the ATMega on all three OSes, but this will have to wait a little while.
Thanks for all the feedback, everyone!
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Rua Haszard Morris wrote:
Yes - but the programmer circuit is even simpler (and the dev tools software is free). It's all described on the flightsim page referenced.. and there is a hex image there, tho I'm not sure on whether it was modified for the one described on 1010.co.uk. ... Actually, I think the 1010 circuit has a connector that you can connect to pins on a parallel cable for programming it in-place.
Again, no warranties with these comments, I still haven't even started doing mine!
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Rua Haszard Morris