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Even if you don't understand polish (neither do I) just build the hardware interface and use the provided software in the page : **broken link removed**
I've not download your attachement. But if this is a patched version of ImageCraft C compiler, then you shouldn't post it here. If not, a simple link to ImageCraft web site would do the job too : https://www.imagecraft.com/software/
Besides that xxtigerxx's request was for a simple hardware+software programmer not a compiler or assembler to build his code.
<--- For users still asking: "Where are the schematics and list of parts"?
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Up a little bit OK? There are links in the grey text area.
from https://www.dontronics.com/dt006.html
Current burning software is achieved with the programmer software built into MCS Bascom-AVR, HPInfo Codevision C, and Imagecraft C.
Sorry I can catch your meaning,xxtigerxx.
My english is poor.
Do you want a AVR hardware simulater?
Or you want a AVR developboard?
Or you want a software to burn code into AVR chip?
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For STAVER you need an ATmega32-16AI, a 5VDC/100mA regulator, a 14.7456MHz crystal oscillator and A MAX232 or equivalent.
Then read the Atmel datasheet for ATmega32-16AI in order to see where you have to fit the MAX232 for TX and RX.
STAVER comes preprogrammed with a bootloader capable of downloading code via the serial at 115.200baud. Follow this link to learn how you load the hex code in a virgin ATmega32 in order to use the boot loader from ICCAVR.
Again! the simplest programmer to build is the stk200 ..... the not buffered version. you can find the schematic for it in the following link. you can use the programming software found in CodeVision or avrdude, whatever you want, but don't forget to configure the programmer to stk200 on the parallel port that you use.
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