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I am new to software programming.

How to load the programs from the PC to the AVR Devices?

Connecting the cable to the parallel port of the PC and the AVR
Device.

I am using Windows XP OS. There is a command tool which open with C:\

Should I use this command? Also where should the propgram be stored
before executing the load command?

Creating the PATH for the system to understand where the program is
loaded?

I request members for help.

Regards

Bhasker Raj
India



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Visit the manufacturers site first. If that does not help, visit http://www.avrfreaks.net/. If even that does not help, try using a search engine such as http://www.google.com/ . If all of the above fails, ask again!
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> I am new to software programming.
>
> How to load the programs from the PC to the AVR Devices?
>
> Connecting the cable to the parallel port of the PC and the AVR
> Device.
>
> I am using Windows XP OS. There is a command tool which open with C:\
>
> Should I use this command? Also where should the propgram be stored
> before executing the load command?
>
> Creating the PATH for the system to understand where the program is
> loaded?
>
> I request members for help.
>
> Regards
>
> Bhasker Raj
> India
>
>
>



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--- Bhasker Raj asked:
> How to load the programs from the PC to the AVR Devices?
> Connecting the cable to the parallel port of the PC and the AVR
> Device.

You need some sort of programmer which range from cheap build you own
models to a large number of ones you can purchase. Typically you
connect the programmer to your computer via the parallel port, the
serial (RS-232) port, or the USB port. The chip then usually plugs
into the programmer. The programmer works with software on the
computer to transfer the binary file into the AVR and the programmer
takes care of such things as setting proper voltage levels, putting
pins in their proper programming state, etc.

One great place to start searching is at www.avrfreaks.net (note that
is .net, not .com) and look in the TOOLS section and in there you can
view various programmers for the three types of connections.

Some are just programmers where as others are full development boards
that also support programming. For example, the STK500 is made by
Atmel and not only can you program the AVR through this board, but
the board itself comes with a bunch of stuff such as LEDs,
push-buttons, headers for all the ports on the chip, onboard
oscillator, etc. that are easily configured to the AVR you are
programming to test and try stuff. For example, you might hook up a
number of buttons and LEDs via (provided) jumpers so you can push a
button have your AVR program see the button press, then light an LED.

Other programmer from other companies provide various levels of
accessories for you to interface to the AVR and/or an easy way to add
your own components to try out.
Patrick Timlin
http://www.geocities.com/ptimlin/





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