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Page 1 - User's Guide

Pololu USB AVR ProgrammerUser's GuidePololu USB AVR Programmer User's Guide © 2001–2014 Pololu Corporationhttp://www.pololu.com/docs/0J36/al

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6. Windows XP will warn you again that the driver has not been tested by Microsoft and recommend that youstop the installation. Click “Continue Anyway

Page 3 - 1. Overview

If you use Windows XP and experience problems installing the serial port drivers, the cause of your problemsmight be a bug in older versions of Micros

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Windows XP device manager showing the Pololu USB AVRProgrammerWindows 8 device manager showing the Pololu USB AVR ProgrammerSome software will not all

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3.b. Programming AVRs Using Atmel Studio 6If you have an Orangutan or 3pi Robot or wish to use the Pololu AVR C/C++ Library for someother reason, we r

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2. In the Device Selection window, select the device name of your specific AVR. Click OK to create the project.The Device Selection dialog of Atmel St

Page 7 - 2. Contacting Pololu

Building a project with Atmel Studio 6.5. Make sure your USB AVR programmer is connected to your computer via its USB A to mini-B cable andthen select

Page 8 - 3. Getting Started in Windows

The “Add target” dialog box in Atmel Studio 6.1.6. Click the Device Programming button on the toolbar. You can also select Device Programming from the

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8. If you have not done so already, connect the programmer to the target device using the 6-pin ISP cable.Make sure the cable is oriented so that pin

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As your USB AVR Programmer programs the AVR, you should see all three LEDs flicker and you should see thefollowing text appear at the bottom of the wi

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The ATmega328P has been successfully added to the device selection box of Atmel Studio 6.3.b.2. Using Advanced Features of Atmel Studio 6This section

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1. Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Atmel Studio 6’s interface for setting the ISP frequency.Fuses (proceed with caution!)Selecting Fuses in the Device Programming dialog automatically c

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the programming process again. This section describes a different method for programming that will allow you tocompile and program simply by pressing

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Finally, you should be able to press F5 to build your project and program the resulting HEX file onto your AVR!Alternatively you can program by select

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1. The Pololu USB AVR Programmer’s drivers (see Section 3.a).2. WinAVR [http://winavr.sourceforge.net/]: WinAVR is a free, open-source suite of develo

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Creating a new AVR Studio 4 project, step 23.Write your program in BlinkLED.c as seen in the screen shot below and click the Build button on the toolb

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Note: You will probably want to customize this program slightly if the clock frequency of yourAVR is not 20 MHz. F_CPU should be defined as the clock

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AVR Studio 4’s programmer-selection dialogIf the ISP window does not appear when you click “Connect…”, your computer cannot detect the programmer.Plea

Page 20 - Lock Bits

test the connection by going to the Main tab and clicking the Read Signature button. This sends a commandto the target AVR asking for its device signa

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AVR Studio’s Program ISP tabAs your USB AVR programmer programs the AVR, you should see all three LEDs flicker and you should seethe following text ap

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be on the bottom of the robot. If there was a problem, please see Troubleshooting (Section 8) for help identifyingand fixing it.3.c.1. Using Advanced

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1. OverviewThe Pololu USB AVR programmer [http://www.pololu.com/product/1300] is a programmer for Atmel’s AVRmicrocontrollers and controller boards ba

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AVR Studio’s interface for setting the ISP frequency.Fuses (proceed with caution!)Clicking on the Fuses tab automatically causes the programmer to rea

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Lock BitsClicking on the Lock Bits tab automatically causes the programmer to read the lock bits of the target AVR. If theprogrammer is not connected

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Pololu USB AVR programmer configuration utility for Windows.Target VDD MonitorThe USB AVR programmer monitors the voltage of the target AVR while it i

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Error From Last ProgrammingWhen an error or unexpected condition causes the programmer to leave programming mode, or fail to enterprogramming mode, th

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Serial NumberThis is a unique identifier assigned to this programmer by Pololu. This number can not be changed.TTL Serial PortThis section is used to

Page 29 - ISP Frequency

4. Getting Started in LinuxThe Pololu USB AVR programmer can be used in Linux to program AVRs and to send and receive bytes on the USB-to-TTL-serial a

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[http://www.pololu.com/product/975], this program will blink the red user LED. If you want to program an AVR that doesnot have an LED connected to pin

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avrdude: reading on-chip flash data:Reading | ################################################## | 100% 0.05savrdude: verifying ...avrdude: 224 bytes

Page 32 - Target VDD Monitor

5. Getting Started in Mac OS XThe Pololu USB AVR Programmer can be used to program AVR microcontrollers, using Mac OS X as thedevelopment environment.

Page 33 - Error From Last Programming

If you are using Mac OS X 10.7 or later and have not changed the programmer’s firmware, there should be twonew /dev/tty.usb* entries. The entry with t

Page 34 - AVR ISP Emulation

1.a. Module Pinout and ComponentsPololu USB AVR programmer, labeled top view.The Pololu USB AVR programmer connects to a computer’s USB port via an in

Page 35 - 4. Getting Started in Linux

avrdude -p m328p -c avrisp2 -P /dev/cu.usbmodem00022331 -U flash:w:test.hexIf all goes well, the output should look something like this:avrdude: AVR d

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6. Communicating via the USB-to-TTL-Serial AdapterOne bonus feature of the Pololu USB AVR programmer is the USB-to-TTL-serial adapter, which can be us

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In Windows, the Device Manager shows which port name is assigned to the Pololu USBAVR Programmer’s USB-to-TTL-serial adapter.To determine the port nam

Page 38 - Checking the installation

PuTTY is a free Windows terminal program that can send and receive bytes on aserial port.If you need to send and receive non-ASCII bytes, you can use

Page 39 - Using AVRDUDE

input or an output by identifying it with a serial handshaking line. The table below shows which handshaking linesare available (CTS is not available

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For example, if you wanted to connect your Pololu USB AVR Programmer to an AVR running the Arduinobootloader, you could configure pin A to be DTR and

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7. Measuring Voltages Using the SLO-scopeA second bonus feature of the Pololu USB AVR programmer is the severely limited oscilloscope (SLO-scope), whi

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The SLO-scope application was written as a Visual C# 2008 project: SLO-scope client C# source code[http://www.pololu.com/file/download/sloscope_client

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by hovering over it with your cursor. A purple rectangle highlights the portion of the upper pane is visible in the lowerpane.You can adjust the verti

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8. TroubleshootingThis section helps solve problems you might have using the Pololu USB AVR programmer.If the computer fails to connect to the program

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The GND line provides direct access to the grounded line on the USB cable (and ground on the programmer).The TX and RX lines are the TTL serial port f

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able to communicate. Please make sure that the ISP pins as numbered in Section 1.a are correctly connectedbetween your AVR and your programmer (i.e. 1

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9. Upgrading FirmwareThe program that runs on the USB AVR Programmer (the firmware) can be upgraded with bug fixes or new features.Firmware Versions•

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2. In the Details tab, select the “Hardware Ids” property in the dropdown box.3. The first value displayed should be something like USB\VID_1FFB&P

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4. Once the programmer is in bootloader mode, it will appear to your computer as a new device called “Pololupgm03a Bootloader”.◦ Windows 8, Windows 7,

Page 51 - Still need help?

robot-controllers] and the 3pi Robot [http://www.pololu.com/product/975]. The programmer features upgradable firmware,allowing updates for future devi

Page 52 - 9. Upgrading Firmware

2. Contacting PololuYou can check the Pololu USB AVR programmer page[http://www.pololu.com/product/1300] for additional information. We would bedeligh

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3. Getting Started in WindowsThe Pololu USB AVR programmer works in Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.3.a. Installing Windows Drivers and Softw

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3. Connect the USB AVR programmer to your computer’s USB port. The programmer is actually threedevices in one so your XP computer will detect all thre

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