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Posted on 21 August 200821 August 2008 by tigoe

Converting an Arduino Diecimila into an ICSP programmer

Kimio Kosaka has made a way to program a virgin Atmega168 without a hardware programmer.  You use a modified version of the avrdude programming software that can access the extra pins of an FTDI USB-to-serial chip, do a little soldering on your Diecimila, and Bob’s your uncle, as the Italians say.

Categoriesarduino/wiring, AVR, circuits, misc Tagsarduino diecimila avrdude AVR

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