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Introduction The ZeptoProg II™ is an AVRISP mkII compatible USB AVR programmer that supports chips with the ISP, PDI, or TPI programming interfaces, which includes most megaAVR®, tinyAVR®, and XMEGA™ series devices. It supports high-speed in-system programming of the AVR flash, EEPROM, fuses, lock bits, and more using AVR Studio 4 and 5, Atmel Studio 6 and 7, or AVRDUDE. Target boards operating at 2V to 5.5V are supported. A jumper can be installed to provide 5V through a polyfuse to the target board. Additionally, a mutitool mode implements a simple 4-channel logic analyzer, GPIO, PWM, frequency output, frequency measurement, a SPI interface, and configuration, all accessible using the ZeptoProg II Java application or the command line using a terminal emulator.
Finally, the USB to serial bridge can be used to connect the target to a computer over USB (virtual COM port) at up to 2Mbps. Not recommended for 115.2Kbps or 230.4Kbps. At these speeds and higher, choose a baud rate that the 8MHz cpu clock can be divided down to (ie: 125Kbps). Features ● AVRISPmkII compatible AVR Programmer. QuickStart Installation Before using the ZeptoProg II, you must install at least the AVRISP mkII driver and the MattairTech CDC (virtual COM port) driver. A third DFU driver is available for firmware updates (see Firmware Updates section).
If using Atmel Studio 7, the AVRISPmkII driver must now be downloaded separately (see below). Extract the archive to any directory, then plug in the ZeptoProg II. Windows will prompt for drivers, so direct the installer to the new directory.
Prior versions of Atmel Studio bundled the AVRISP mkII driver. In these cases, point the installer to 'Program Files/Atmel/AVR Jungo USB' and choose the 32 or 64 bit directory.
Once the AVRISPmkII driver is installed, press the TOOL button. Point the installer to the directory where you extracted the CDC driver. Remember to rename the file from.txt to.inf if the installer does not see it.
I am attempting to program an ATtiny13a micro with avr-gcc and on Mac OS 10.6. I chose this as my first micro project after reading a 'beginning AVR programming' article on MIT's High-Low tech website. It seemed simple enough, and cheap enough to try. The sample code compiles no problem. I have changed the -mmcu flag to 'attiny13a', otherwise I have made no changes to the 'blink light' sample code. However, I have not been able to download the hex file onto the micro using avrdude. Is this even possible?
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By possible I mean possible to do on a mac? There are tutorials that indicate that this is doable, but they always seem to be 2 or 3 years old. Perhaps there are incompatibilities with my hardware. Is anyone developing using a Mac, the AVRISP mkii, and ATtiny13a, or something similar?
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Should I be using a different programmer? I wired up my micro to the programmer following this article: Here is my error msg: Programmer Type: STK500V2 Description: Atmel AVR ISP mkII Programmer Model: AVRISP mkII Hardware Version: 1 Firmware Version Master: 1.10 Vtarget: 0.0 V SCK period: 8.00 us avrdude: stk500v2command: command failed avrdude: stk500v2command: unknown status 0xc9 avrdude: stk500v2programenable: cannot get connection status avrdude: initialization failed, rc=-1 avrdude: AVR device initialized and ready to accept instructions avrdude: Device signature = 0x000000 avrdude: Yikes! Invalid device signature.
Avrdude: Expected signature for ATtiny13 is 1E 90 07 Thank you for reading this. Any help/constructive criticism is greatly appreciated!! Hello I guess you have seen my post:? Have you tried using that instead? And then change '-p m168' to '-p t13'. Have you seen this guide as well:?
What command are you using? For example I used: 'avrdude -p m168 -P /dev/cu.usbserial-A700dX8R -c avrisp -b 19200 -U flash:w:main.hex' Can you sent me a link for the guide you are talking about? Yes it is possible to do on a mac, as I am on a mac as well. I recommend Crosspack: as includes everything you need, including an AVR compiler and AVRDude. Have you seen this page as well:? That was a lot of questions, hope it helps anyway.
Eraticus You should have a look at this guide: Also see this page: As I can tell your command is a bit wrong: avrdude -b 1 -p t13 -c avrisp2 -P usb -e -U flash:w:blink.hex -v -v -F But your almost there Try something like this instead: avrdude -p t13 -c avrisp2 -P usb -U flash:w:blink.hex I do not recommend using the -F and -e commands, see the two links above for information. The -v -v command is up to you. Alternative, just try the following command, to see if you got connection: avrdude -p t13 -P usb -c avrisp2 If that does not work, try changing usb to the serial port. Try typing 'ls -l /dev/cu.' in the terminal, and you will see all your ports, it will look something like this: /dev/cu.usbserial-A700dX8R Also make sure that you are in the same directory, as the blink.hex file, using the cd command. Alternative just move the file to 'Macintosh HD', then you do not have to worry about that - Lauszus.
Looking through the forums here and at avrfreaks, I've seen libusb mentioned as something that needs to be compiled into avrdude.Is it a safe assumption that I do not need to recompile avrdude from crosspack? Also, Do I need to install a driver for the USB chip on the AVRISP mkii programmer? When I plug in the AVRISPmkii, no new devices appear in /dev/cu. The ones listed seem to be associated with bluetooth. Eraticus$ ls /dev/cu. /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Modem /dev/cu.RN42-0847-SPP /dev/cu.Bluetooth-PDA-Sync Thank's again for all your help!
When I run the command listed above, I get this result: MacBook-Air:code eraticus$ avrdude -p t13 -P usb -c avrisp2 avrdude: stk500v2command: command failed avrdude: stk500v2command: unknown status 0xc9 avrdude: stk500v2programenable: cannot get connection status avrdude: initialization failed, rc=-1 Double check connections and try again, or use -F to override this check. Avrdude done. Also, there is a green led which flickers within the the AVRISPmkii case, and the external LED turns green after running.