Poking Around an ATtiny402 with the PICkit5
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2023
- I’m trying out a tinyAVR 0 series chip, the ATtiny402. Seeing as all my small pin count microcontrollers seem to date to over 10 years ago. I wanted to try something with a bit more modern release date. So this is a getting acquainted with the tinyAVR 0 family, well the 8-pin sibling.
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Good quality video. You should put these Attiny videos in its own playlist.
Thank you, I will
Very interesting video. You should make a video series on writing code for PIC Microcontrollers. I think a video series going from the very basics to advanced topics with mini projects would be very helpful for a lot of people.
I hope to do several series on the small microcontrollers, if there were only more time in a day.
Do you know what to do to save the PICKit-4 after pushing the small Emergency button...? I did it and now my PICKit-4 is dead....
It's probably not dead; it's just waiting for the firmware to be uploaded to it. Take a look at this video: ua-cam.com/video/sN7i6FuwF6w/v-deo.html. It's on the PICkit5, but 4, I think, would be about the same.
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Hi. Thanks a lot...That fixed my problem and my PICKit-4 works fine again.
Again - thank you for your help.
Glad it helped.
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that is very complicated way of programming blink sketch, is arduino core handling all of that stuff
There is no arduino involved. This is directly programming the microcontroller. And this is so easy compared to using to old Atmel STK500 for programming. When I get around to doing some assembly language on it, it will get even more complicated. But that’s about to only way to get the most out of these tiny chips.
Do you have an example in assembler?
Thanks....
Not yet, I'm just starting to work on it.