Reply by Graham Davies●September 11, 20042004-09-11
--- In avrclub@avrc..., Andrew Lim <normaxcite@y...> wrote:
> ... ATmega8535 ... switch to ATmega16 ?
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Reply by Dave VanHorn●September 11, 20042004-09-11
At 12:17 AM 9/11/2004, Andrew Lim wrote:
>Yup. I know that. I just wanna make sure if I did
not left out anything. I hope anyone of you who has experience with this can
give me a quick help.
Moving applications upward in the AVR line is pretty easy.
Probably the biggest issue you'll face, is making sure the interrupt vector
table is correct.
Reply by Andrew Lim●September 11, 20042004-09-11
Yup. I know that. I just wanna make sure if I did not left out anything. I
hope anyone of you who has experience with this can give me a quick help.
Appreciate a lot.
Thanks.
Steven Chang-Lin Yu <stevenyu24@stev...> wrote:
Just check the datasheet from ATMEL, all your answer is within!!!
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Reply by Steven Chang-Lin Yu●September 11, 20042004-09-11
Just check the datasheet from ATMEL, all your answer is within!!!
Reply by Andrew Lim●September 11, 20042004-09-11
Hi everyone,
I'm currently using ATmega8535 to do my development. Apparently, I need
more than 8k Flash memory for my code. Will there be any problem or precaution
that I should take note if I switch to ATmega16 ?
I have checked that the pin config and the functions are similar. Just want to
be sure before I get this chip.
Thanks.
Regards,