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how to add lcd_lib.h, lcd_lib.c, uart_lib.h, uart_lib.c library files to my program. I am using IDE of winavr................. Please help................
i want to send data displayed in a LCD connected to an ATMEGA 32 microcontroller to a server via gprs using sim300 based gprs modem.
i need the program which i can burn in the microcontroller and send the data displayed to server by gprs module.
network led of gsm modem containing sim300 module is glowing but on calling to the number inserted in the sim card holder of the modem it is always answeringas switch off or not reachable????????????????How can i correct it?????????????? Please help................
How to develop a C code using AT commands for transferring the data between GPRS modem and Remote server by setting up a TCP connection to the webserver.............The GPRS modem is interfaced with an ATMEGA 16A microcontroller...................Please help...............
I had connected the sim 300 based gsm modem to the atmega 16a microcontroller using Rx,Tx and GND pins................. Now i want to send the data received by gsm modem from microcontroller to a pc using internet and wireless communication...........How can i do that?????????? Please give me...
Here i am attaching the link containing schematic of my board........................"http://obrazki.elektroda.pl/1904906000_1356501081.png". Please reply soon...........
In the sim 300 hardware specification it is written that supply voltage should be 3.4-4.5 volts. But the GSM modem board in which SIM 300 is contained is having a starter guide in which it is written that "Operating Voltage: 7 – 15V AC or DC (board has onboard rectifier) ". Then Why power led of...
power led of sim 300 based gsm modem is not glowing when external supply port is directly connected to the 9 volt dry cell...........How can i correct it??????? Please help me.............
I am trying to display "hello world" on the jhd 162a lcd using
ATMEGA 16A. I am writing the attached code in winavr but on compiling it is giving the error. lcd is connected with the microcontroller in 4 bit mode.
connection diagram is--------------
PB 7: Data 7
PB 6: Data 6
PB 5...
Hello everyone,
I tried everything before writing this.
I was trying to connect an "ATMEGA 16A microcontroller" (which is impressed in a development board) with a "USB AVR programmer" by connecting through their isp header pins. I had connected them correctly using connecting...
Sir,
I am trying to connect an "ATMEGA 16A microcontroller" (which is impressed in a development board) with a "USB AVR programmer" by connecting through their isp header pins. I had connected them correctly using connecting wires. After that for checking whether i had connected them...
yes it is the same programmer you have posted. But now the computer is not detecting the programmer.How can i check whether problem is in my computer or in the programmer? I have installed the divers as the manual of the programmer suggests......................
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connecting programmer with a pc
No, I had not made any contact with the seller. Since, I was not sure whether the programmer is not alright or i am making some mistake. I had bought the programmer online, from 'PROBOTS'. In the images you have posted the third one is that i am calling the power...
In the manual given with this programmer it is written that when programmer will be connected first time to the computer, the computer will detect it and we have to install the drivers from the product CD at that time. we have to do this only one time. But on connecting with computer it demands...
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