> When I pull up those files, I get one huge runon sentence of code. > Apparently no line wraps. Ya, don't ya hate that? When I download it tho, and open it with my usual code editor (Textpad 4), it looks fine, indents and all.

At 04:12 AM 2/2/2004 +0000, glenhat wrote: > > each of the four links to the asm code on that page are dead. > >Thanks guy. Hypermart muckin around with my files again. All fixed >now. When I pull up those files, I get one huge runon sentence of code. Apparently no line wraps.

> each of the four links to the asm code on that page are dead. Thanks guy. Hypermart muckin around with my files again. All fixed now.

glenhat Just to let you know, each of the four links to the asm code on that page are dead. -----Original Message----- From: glenhat [mailto:no_reply@no_r...] Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 7:57 PM To: avrclub@avrc... Subject: Re: [AVR club] StAVeR-24M32 > I now have mine doing SPI to my MAX7219 LED display board > http://hathaway.hypermart.net/robotics/ledproject.html. SPI code Oops! Accidently typed a period at the end of that link. Should be http://hathaway.hypermart.net/robotics/ledproject.html

> I now have mine doing SPI to my MAX7219 LED display board > http://hathaway.hypermart.net/robotics/ledproject.html. SPI code Oops! Accidently typed a period at the end of that link. Should be http://hathaway.hypermart.net/robotics/ledproject.html

> $79 US for the M32 board + motherboard with LCD. Pretty good price. Very competitive. I now have mine doing SPI to my MAX7219 LED display board http://hathaway.hypermart.net/robotics/ledproject.html. SPI code was totally easy to implement in bascom-avr.

$79 US for the M32 board + motherboard with LCD. Pretty good price. -----Original Message----- From: glenhat [mailto:no_reply@no_r...] Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 3:38 PM To: avrclub@avrc... Subject: [AVR club] StAVeR-24M32 Anyone else have one of these? They're quite a nice product. I just got one with the activity board from Dontronics http://www.dontronics.com/staver.html Nice little module, and a very nice activity board with 4 buttons, a piezo buzzer and a backlit 16x2 LCD. I've soldered in all the optional I/O pins and have mine running a couple servos at the moment.

Anyone else have one of these? They're quite a nice product. I just got one with the activity board from Dontronics http://www.dontronics.com/staver.html Nice little module, and a very nice activity board with 4 buttons, a piezo buzzer and a backlit 16x2 LCD. I've soldered in all the optional I/O pins and have mine running a couple servos at the moment.