Microcontroller Programming

[rabin2801]

hi,
I use NXP P89V51RD2..and programme it using Rx-Tx,Max232,&Flash magic.
and it worked.
but,can i programme Atmel at89s52,Avr8,PIC 18f, using this method.
If yes,how?
If No,Why??????
Plz rlpy,I AM beginner...........................
help plz.........

 

[ckshivaram]

Flash magic does not support the Controllers that you have listed. each controller has its own programming IDE either and seperate programmers. or you should have UNIVERSAL PROGRAMMER THAT SUPPORTS ALL CONTROLLERS. they are too costle. So you should have different programmer to program PIC, 8051(ATMEL and PHILIPS)

 

[coolmirza143]

hi,
I use NXP P89V51RD2..and programme it using Rx-Tx,Max232,&Flash magic.
and it worked.
but,can i programme Atmel at89s52,Avr8,PIC 18f, using this method.
If yes,how?
If No,Why??????
Plz rlpy,I AM beginner...........................
help plz.........

you are using Flash Magic this supports only 8051 and ARM Controllers you are not able to proram even 8052 with this!!! PIC is also not supported by this software you can only program 8051 and ARM!!!

see this link for more detail...

Flash Magic - Supported Devices

 

[rabin2801]

Sorry,i think that u r not understanding my problem..........
I want to know the name of the software..that can programme ATmega8.. just by
Atmel Atmega8's Rx-Tx->MAX232->usb2serial->pc usb......
Just like NXP P89V51RD2.
that's it............
Plz help............
plz help...................

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And also help me.........
How to use PonyProg with USB2Serial..............................
Plz,
Plz
PLz

 

[ckshivaram]

avrstudio to program it, or avrprog, avrdude, AT-PROG


refer this thread
https://www.edaboard.com/threads/116496/ you have the software here

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PonyProg - Serial device programmer

 

[rabin2801]

thankx for reply..........
But is avrstudio required any hardware except,only one Pcusb->MAX232->Rx-Tx of ur uc to be programmed ???????????
Plz reply

 

[coolmirza143]

see these links

USBasp: AVR programmer based on ATmega8 - Hack a Day

ultra low-cost AVR programmer

 

[rabin2801]

i.e i want to prog directlly UASRT,not ISP or SPI......

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"ultra low-cost AVR programmer" i check ur Link.........
But i have lapetop ..no serial or parallel port........
only usb,and i have a usb 2 serial............only

 

[shahbaz.ele]

Pony prog option is better.
you should have parallel port for this

 

[coolmirza143]

ok then see this one!!

**broken link removed**

 

[rabin2801]

"USBasp" work only for ATmega's not for At89s52????????????

 

[coolmirza143]

"USBasp" work only for ATmega's not for At89s52????????????

yes it is only for AVR not for 89xx family...

see this link...

fischl.de - USBasp - USB programmer for Atmel AVR controllers

 

[rabin2801]

Do u know actually why PonyProg not work with "USB2Serial"??????????????????????
is it the fault of language in which ponyprog is written???????????????????

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if the developer of PonyProg redeveloped it using JAVA or Visual C++2010....then it should sloved..........i think

 

[coolmirza143]

no idea in this regard............

 

[rabin2801]

Thank u very much 4 ur reply...............

 

[nandhu015]

Do u know actually why PonyProg not work with "USB2Serial"??????????????????????
is it the fault of language in which ponyprog is written???????????????????

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if the developer of PonyProg redeveloped it using JAVA or Visual C++2010....then it should sloved..........i think

It does not works because there is no real hardware. The pony prog bit bangs the serial port to get desired output. Here in usb to serial port converter we are just emulating the port.

 

[rabin2801]

hi "nandhu015 ",
r u use NXP P89V51RD2.....?
if nt read this.........
"The Philips In-System Programming
facility has made in-circuit programming in an embedded application possible with a
minimum of additional expense in components and circuit board area. The ISP
function uses five pins (VDD, VSS, TxD, RxD, and RST). Only a small connector needs
to be available to interface your application to an external circuit in order to use this
feature."
is there any chip like this feature of Atmel...............???????????????

 

[ckshivaram]

Re: Atmel microcontroller>......................

At89c51cc03, at89s52

 

[alexan_e]

Re: Atmel microcontroller>......................

I think you also need a serial communication driver (MAX232) between any serial microcontroller port and the pc serial

Alex

 

[seadolphine2000]

Re: Atmel microcontroller>......................

I can add "Atmega8", "Atmega16", "Atmega32", "Atmega64", "Atmega128"
For myself, I worked with all of them.