0:00 - Overview 0:40 - The Objective 1:27 - Material Requirements 1:49 - Back up your data 2:41 - Software Requirements 3:04 - Downloading Atmel Studio 3:31 - Installing Atmel Studio 4:46 - Creating New a Project 5:51 - Coding in C 10:20 - Connecting the ISP Programmer 11:05 - Uploading the Code 12:09 - Troubleshooting 13:05 - Closing Remarks
i tried this. followed all the way through. However, I used a usbasp as a programmer. Despite intalling a driver for the programmer, it wasn't present on the list here @ 11:30
Great video. I have a problem though. I have made my own ISP serial programmer. Long ago I used it, and recently I revived it. I can't remember what software I used with it. Using Arduino as ISP fails for me. I know my programmer worked. How do I use it on the Atmel/Microchip Studio software? Studio does not recognize it. Since computers have no serial port anymore, I now use a usb-serial converter.
Thank you for sharing. I have a question. Symtom is programmer power ON --> AS7 start --> programming is OK, but power on/off programmer with AS7 started then programming failed. I need to close AS7 and power on/off ISPMK2 programmer and then AS7 start Ok after. Is it normal for AS7 and programmer? (difficult to explain english is not my first language.) ie. programming failed when programmer power on/off with AS7 already started.
This is unusual. The old Atmel Studio 7 used to have this problem, which was later fixed. The latest Microchip Studio should work even if the programmer is off at startup. It could also be an out-of-date driver for the programmer. I will see if I can reproduce this problem with ISPMK2, but I don't know the answer.
@@unboxing_tomorrow I already use latest Microchip studio. It's very wierd for me. MK2 power on(USB) -> Studio start OK, But Studio started -> MK2 USB connect then timeout occur. I found 'Device programming -> Apply' ok for either case, Only timeout occur when writing to the AVR. More wierd thing is when this happen I power on/off MK2 with Studio opened and wait for about 1min. then writing Ok.
Today, it looks like there are no major vendors with any in stock. It's older device, but maybe this is also due to the parts shortage. If I can find one on the secondary market, I'll give it a try.
@@blvckbytes7329 thank you very much for the description. Ive been wondering about this myself and you explained it well. is it safe to say that these boards dont have macro librarys like the stm32 boards?
@@zzzzbisonxzzzz I saw that he didn't OR, just override. You can do this when you whip something up real quick, but as soon as your routine isn't the only one manipulating ports, I'd always use masks. I have no experience with STM, sry :(. What would you miss? You can theoretically use all libs you want to, as long as it fits on the chip's flash. I mostly write all stuff myself and don't use STD or Arduino libs.
Quick update on the project: there are 4 more videos coming up to demonstrate bitwise operations, boolean (true/false) operations, and fixed-point arithmetic. The final one should be handy for anyone wishing to save flash space by avoiding floating point math.
yeah good video so far. Im confused. Coding - no problem, connecting - fails sometimes but ok, i basically went through all tutorials about programming with Atmel studio, everbody is like: ok ISP, build solution (F7), then start without debugging. ok cool, got it, only that in my case atmel says "no fck u, uNaBlE to sTaRt dEbUg sEsSiOn". Im surprised how one program can make me dead inside every fckn evening for a week now. Any solution-leading hints will be rewarded with 25 bucks via paypal.
If you are using a pickit 4 or mpsnap as your programmer don't bother with trying in circuit debugging otherwise check the DWEN fuse on your MCU. it must be enabled. Note some programmers do not support in circuit debugging as well.
0:00 - Overview
0:40 - The Objective
1:27 - Material Requirements
1:49 - Back up your data
2:41 - Software Requirements
3:04 - Downloading Atmel Studio
3:31 - Installing Atmel Studio
4:46 - Creating New a Project
5:51 - Coding in C
10:20 - Connecting the ISP Programmer
11:05 - Uploading the Code
12:09 - Troubleshooting
13:05 - Closing Remarks
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i tried this. followed all the way through. However, I used a usbasp as a programmer. Despite intalling a driver for the programmer, it wasn't present on the list here @ 11:30
Thank you for the well described video ❤
Great video. I have a problem though. I have made my own ISP serial programmer. Long ago I used it, and recently I revived it. I can't remember what software I used with it. Using Arduino as ISP fails for me. I know my programmer worked. How do I use it on the Atmel/Microchip Studio software? Studio does not recognize it. Since computers have no serial port anymore, I now use a usb-serial converter.
Thank you for sharing. I have a question. Symtom is programmer power ON --> AS7 start --> programming is OK, but power on/off programmer with AS7 started then programming failed. I need to close AS7 and power on/off ISPMK2 programmer and then AS7 start Ok after. Is it normal for AS7 and programmer? (difficult to explain english is not my first language.) ie. programming failed when programmer power on/off with AS7 already started.
This is unusual. The old Atmel Studio 7 used to have this problem, which was later fixed. The latest Microchip Studio should work even if the programmer is off at startup.
It could also be an out-of-date driver for the programmer. I will see if I can reproduce this problem with ISPMK2, but I don't know the answer.
@@unboxing_tomorrow I already use latest Microchip studio. It's very wierd for me. MK2 power on(USB) -> Studio start OK, But Studio started -> MK2 USB connect then timeout occur. I found 'Device programming -> Apply' ok for either case, Only timeout occur when writing to the AVR. More wierd thing is when this happen I power on/off MK2 with Studio opened and wait for about 1min. then writing Ok.
Any luck? I will retry this on another machine.
Hi, can you make a video for ATA6264 Atmel Ic please ?
Today, it looks like there are no major vendors with any in stock. It's older device, but maybe this is also due to the parts shortage. If I can find one on the secondary market, I'll give it a try.
Good video, thanks
I got lost at DDRB part, where did you get that from, also 1
DDRB is a data direction register for port B. Since you didn't provide a timestamp, I have to assume what he did. If you did: DDRB = DDRB | 1
BTW, that is defined in avr/io.h the studio automatically includes after you chose the device.
@@blvckbytes7329 thank you very much for the description. Ive been wondering about this myself and you explained it well. is it safe to say that these boards dont have macro librarys like the stm32 boards?
@@zzzzbisonxzzzz I saw that he didn't OR, just override. You can do this when you whip something up real quick, but as soon as your routine isn't the only one manipulating ports, I'd always use masks.
I have no experience with STM, sry :(. What would you miss? You can theoretically use all libs you want to, as long as it fits on the chip's flash. I mostly write all stuff myself and don't use STD or Arduino libs.
Quick update on the project: there are 4 more videos coming up to demonstrate bitwise operations, boolean (true/false) operations, and fixed-point arithmetic. The final one should be handy for anyone wishing to save flash space by avoiding floating point math.
Can you help me how to copy atmega8535 to new mcu ic
Hi. Sorry for the late reply, but I did recently get a ATMega8335. I'll try it outl
Professor desejo criar minha própria placa de circuito bem simples
yeah good video so far. Im confused. Coding - no problem, connecting - fails sometimes but ok, i basically went through all tutorials about programming with Atmel studio, everbody is like: ok ISP, build solution (F7), then start without debugging. ok cool, got it, only that in my case atmel says "no fck u, uNaBlE to sTaRt dEbUg sEsSiOn". Im surprised how one program can make me dead inside every fckn evening for a week now. Any solution-leading hints will be rewarded with 25 bucks via paypal.
Oh and currently my rsp seems to have 3 different device signatures, which all cause errors, interesting...
If you are using a pickit 4 or mpsnap as your programmer don't bother with trying in circuit debugging otherwise check the DWEN fuse on your MCU. it must be enabled. Note some programmers do not support in circuit debugging as well.