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Anyone use Futurelec Atmega controller board and WinAVR? - Ray - Dec 19 3:45:00 2005
Hi
I have just joined the group and I have purchased the controller board
with a view to developing digital output from a gem faceting machine I
am building. Also interested in rev couner for my 9x20 metal lathe.
I have used WinAVR for the 8535 for LCD and keboard and like the IDE.
Pity about inline assembler though.
Regards
Ray
Greetings from Perth, Western Australia.
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I have just joined the group and I have purchased the controller board
with a view to developing digital output from a gem faceting machine I
am building. Also interested in rev couner for my 9x20 metal lathe.
I have used WinAVR for the 8535 for LCD and keboard and like the IDE.
Pity about inline assembler though.
Regards
Ray
Greetings from Perth, Western Australia.
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Re: [AVR club] Anyone use Futurelec Atmega controller board and WinAVR? - Dave Hylands - Dec 19 15:22:00 2005
Hi Ray,
> I have just joined the group and I have purchased the
> controller board
> with a view to developing digital output from a gem faceting
> machine I
> am building. Also interested in rev couner for my 9x20 metal lathe.
>
> I have used WinAVR for the 8535 for LCD and keboard and like the IDE.
> Pity about inline assembler though.
I have some stuff that may be useful.
I created a CNC Spindle encoder for my lathe, which you can see over
here:
http://www.davehylands.com/Machinist/CNC/CNC-Spindle-Encoder/
I also put together some sample code for a Tachometer for the Robostix,
which has an ATmega128 on it. With a few changes you should be able to
get it to work on the ATmega32 (I used Timer3, but you should be able to
change everything to use Timer1).
http://www.gumstix.org/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=Robostix-Tachometer
Changing it to be a rev-counter instead of tachometer should be pretty
simple.
--
Dave Hylands
Vancouver, BC, Canada
http://www.DaveHylands.com/
--
Dave Hylands
Vancouver, BC, Canada
http://www.DaveHylands.com/
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> I have just joined the group and I have purchased the
> controller board
> with a view to developing digital output from a gem faceting
> machine I
> am building. Also interested in rev couner for my 9x20 metal lathe.
>
> I have used WinAVR for the 8535 for LCD and keboard and like the IDE.
> Pity about inline assembler though.
I have some stuff that may be useful.
I created a CNC Spindle encoder for my lathe, which you can see over
here:
http://www.davehylands.com/Machinist/CNC/CNC-Spindle-Encoder/
I also put together some sample code for a Tachometer for the Robostix,
which has an ATmega128 on it. With a few changes you should be able to
get it to work on the ATmega32 (I used Timer3, but you should be able to
change everything to use Timer1).
http://www.gumstix.org/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=Robostix-Tachometer
Changing it to be a rev-counter instead of tachometer should be pretty
simple.
--
Dave Hylands
Vancouver, BC, Canada
http://www.DaveHylands.com/
--
Dave Hylands
Vancouver, BC, Canada
http://www.DaveHylands.com/
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Re: [AVR club] Anyone use Futurelec Atmega controller board and WinAVR? - Ray - Dec 20 21:15:00 2005
Thanks Dave for the info.
Most of the project code on the net is for the Atmel development
board (or similar) or in assembler and although I can and have
written AVR assembler, for the projects I am doing C is a better
choice. Among other things I prototype the code under Windows XP
using a DLL and header files to "harmonise" the AVR environment. The
application is the important part (usually).
LCD and keyboard etc are Windows graphics with the same API calls as
I use on the Atmega.
What I want to do is match all the port pins etc as used by the
Futurelec board and hoped someone has done it before.
Regards
Ray
Perth, Western Australia.
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Most of the project code on the net is for the Atmel development
board (or similar) or in assembler and although I can and have
written AVR assembler, for the projects I am doing C is a better
choice. Among other things I prototype the code under Windows XP
using a DLL and header files to "harmonise" the AVR environment. The
application is the important part (usually).
LCD and keyboard etc are Windows graphics with the same API calls as
I use on the Atmega.
What I want to do is match all the port pins etc as used by the
Futurelec board and hoped someone has done it before.
Regards
Ray
Perth, Western Australia.
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