complete newbie here!!

[injohn]

can u tell what are these component can u give me tutorials which intructs how to use it

 

[bigdogguru]

The photo on the right is an USB In Circuit Programmer (ISP) for Atmel AT89S51 or AVR devices.

I believe it is compatible with the following software:

USBasp - USB programmer for Atmel AVR controllers

The photo on the left is a development board for most likely either Atmel AT89S51 or AVR devices.

I am unable to tell what device is currently installed. Can you post the number on the chip face?

BigDog

 

[romel_emperado]

I have a feeling it's just a homemade development kit..

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yes bigdogguro is righ.. this is an ISP programmer for AVR and 89sxx.

I have this hardare personally but I haven't tried using this... hehe

 

[injohn]

the chip used is At89s52 i dont know how to use this isp.

 

[bigdogguru]

the chip used is At89s52 i dont know how to use this isp.

The AT89S52 is an Atmel variant of a 8051 microcontroller (MCU).

Reference AT89S52 Product Page

The above link has the datasheets and appnotes for the device.

The link I provided previously provide:

USBasp - USB programmer for Atmel AVR controllers

Should provide you with the software and documentation to use the programmer, its just a Chinese copy of the USBasp.

Depending on whether you want to program the device in Assembly or C language there are several free open source options for assemblers and compilers.

Here are a few tutorials to get you started, they will recommend an assembler or compiler to use.



ISP AT89SXX Programmer through the PC USB port

**broken link removed**

The above links should get you started in the right direction.

BigDog

 

[romel_emperado]

in addition to bigdoguro's suggestion:

you can try this link this is the site where I learned my 8051 programming...

**broken link removed**

 

[injohn]

can u provide any links for tutorials

 

[romel_emperado]

can u provide any links for tutorials

many links posted above

 

[bigdogguru]

The green colored text are links. Just click on them.

 

[injohn]

i meant to say videos
and im using keil muvision4 what steps would i require to burn the code in the micro controller

 

[ckshivaram]

check this discussion some video tutorials posted
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/220944/#post939553