AVR USB Programmer is hardware clone of AVRISP mkII.
Use this programmer with Windows XP, Windows 7 (32 & 64 bit) or Linux to program 8 bit AVR Microcontrollers (ATmega & ATTiny)
Though the programmer is clone of mkII, it can not be configured from AVR Studio.
Downloads:
1. Driver for AVR USB Programmer
2. FreeISP-mkII-Clone Software (Instead of this software, one can use AVRDude command line program too with parameters -P usb -vvvv -c avrispmkII )
The AVR USB Programmer drivers are easy to install and the hardware is simple to use.
This programmer can be used with any AVR board which has 10Pin ISP Connector.
Refer User Manual for more details about ISP Connector and Driver Installation
Product Packing:
Product contents:
- One AVR USB Programmer
- One 10 Pin ISP Flat Cable
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Question - by Uttamrao
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programmer driver installs but
the programmer software FreeISP-mkII-Clone Software fails to install
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Embedded_Market_Support - Reply
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What is the exact error? Which OS are you using?
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Question - by Uttamrao
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I am using win xp. After running setup it says copying files after that it asks ok to update out of date files after saying yes it just says it need to restart windows to complete setup but nothing happens after restart ie no program groups or shortcuts are added in start menu. The same thing repeats if I try running setup.exe again
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Embedded_Market_Support - Reply
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XP requires SP3 installed. Else try running the FreeISP....exe file from the folder directly
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Question - by Joy
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when I try to install "FreeISP-mkII-Clone Software" it is showing me this error
C:\windows\TSTUP.LST
Invalid line in setup information file|
Section: Setup1 files
@COMDLG32.OCX,$(WinSysPath),$(DLLSelfRegister,$(Shared),7/5/99 12:00:00 AM, 140288, 6.0.84.18
Please reply ASAP
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Embedded_Market_Support - Reply
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If setup is not moving ahead by pressing ignore, then run the FreeISP exe from the unzipped folder. It should work. Your error is due to non-admin rights. You may also try running the freeisp in compatibility mode with 32bit.
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Question - by swapnil
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The AVR USB programmer which you have given has 10 pins and the controller on the ATmega32 based robot controller board has only 6 pins so how to connect it and what are its connections.
please send us the solution to this problem ASAP.
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Embedded_Market_Support - Reply
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Use 6 single pin connectors to connect the board to programmer. Six pin connector sequence is Vcc, Gnd, MOSI, MISO, SCK, RST. The 10 Pin connector's top view is explained in user manual of the programmer. Download the user manual from product web page.
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Question - by abhinav
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The programmer is working well with the winavr and avrdude.
Is there any way i can use/configure it with "avr studio"
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Embedded_Market_Support - Reply
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No. It can not be used as mkII in AVR Studio. This is mentioned on product page / user manual.
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