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Started by habib bouaziz-viallet February 11, 2005
Hi all,

I have just began a new design around mega64 (AVR Atmel) and i spent a
long day on a strange mega64 behaviour because it was shipped with mega103
compatibilty mode enable in Extended fuse bits. Is that always true ?
After that pb resolved, i found another strange thing, mega64 always
programmed very well (uisp or sp12 dongles) even PEN is left unconnected.

Are there another important thing to do with mega64 or 128 ?
Have you some advice about ?

Habib

habib bouaziz-viallet wrote:

> Hi all, > > I have just began a new design around mega64 (AVR Atmel) and i spent a > long day on a strange mega64 behaviour because it was shipped with mega103 > compatibilty mode enable in Extended fuse bits. Is that always true ? > After that pb resolved, i found another strange thing, mega64 always > programmed very well (uisp or sp12 dongles) even PEN is left unconnected. > > Are there another important thing to do with mega64 or 128 ? > Have you some advice about ?
Yes, this is always true. Also for the 128. Another thing to think of is the JTAG Enable. Did cost me some hours... Table 118/119 in pdf-descriptions of the 128 tells you all this, but if you don't come to page 285 of the file - well, I don't want to remember. Michael -- Remove the sport from my address to obtain email www.enertex.de - Innovative Systeml�sungen der Energie- und Elektrotechnik
Le Fri, 11 Feb 2005 14:45:21 +0100, Michael Schuster a �crit�:

> habib bouaziz-viallet wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I have just began a new design around mega64 (AVR Atmel) and i spent a >> long day on a strange mega64 behaviour because it was shipped with mega103 >> compatibilty mode enable in Extended fuse bits. Is that always true ? >> After that pb resolved, i found another strange thing, mega64 always >> programmed very well (uisp or sp12 dongles) even PEN is left unconnected. >> >> Are there another important thing to do with mega64 or 128 ? >> Have you some advice about ? > Yes, this is always true. Also for the 128. Another thing to think of is the > JTAG Enable. Did cost me some hours... Table 118/119 in pdf-descriptions of > the 128 tells you all this, but if you don't come to page 285 of the file - > well, I don't want to remember. > > Michael
Many Thanks Michael Habib