??? 02/10/07 02:10 Modified: 02/10/07 03:05 Read: times |
#132451 - Why not using an ISP-micro? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Mike said:
If there is a way without having to directly program a chip, remove it from the programmer and insert it into the system, let me know. There is! Have a look at this example: http://www.8052.com/forum/read.phtml?id=109412 Here in an AT89S52 providing ISP-programming is shown. The micro can directly be soldered into the board (application), because it has never again to be removed from it, even not when programming the micro. (Take note: What you see in the example is a complete circuit!) The "Atmel's ISP cable" is a tiny modul, containing a buffer, to be connected to the printer port of PC. A free PC software allows you to program the micro by your personal computer, means to transfer code from the PC directly into the built-in flash code memory of micro. By this ISP-programming methode you can change or modify the content of flash code memory of AT89S52 hundreds of times. Kai |