From: Mike B. <mi...@mj...> - 2010-03-03 22:34:41
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Many thanks, Erich and Andy, for your swift responses. Very reassuring - makes much more sense. (Can I be the only one with this query? Maybe someone will add a few words to the AMForth documentation.) Good to know that the SP12 method does work, and to see some options. The serial comms method presumably kicks in once you have a running system with the requisite level & polarity match to RS232. (Presumably AMForth sets up the USART for that.) Mike > Yup ISP is it, there are a few options. > > 1. As below. > 2. Google Pony Programmer, and make up a parallel port to ISP adapter > from the schematic (Drive with avrdude) > 3. If you have an arduino and the ver 18 IDE there is an AVRISP sketch > as part of the examples that can be used to convert the Arduino into an > AVRISP programmer. > 4. Buy puker Atmel AVRISP > > One or other of the above are worth having. Even if you down tools on > Forth and later go for arduino having the above to burn bootloaders into > blank chips is great for your own projects. (Prototyped on an arduino) > > Hope some of this helps. > > Cheers > > Andy Kirby > |