| ??? 07/30/05 10:26 Read: times |
#98465 - Built by your own? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Maybe this post can help:
http://www.8052.com/forum/read.phtml?id=96515 By the way, what does mean: Zeis said:
I've tryed to implement the Atmel ISP cable but failed. Do you mean, you did use the atmel's cable? Or do you have tried to build one by your own? If the latter is right, then take care that you use flat ribbon cable with each second wire connected to ground or Vcc! Also, keep the cable short, no longer than about 1m. Kai |
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