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arduino:how-to-fix-a-usb-isp-programmer-and-make-it-work-with-arduino-ide-on-linux [2020/02/09 17:05] Ilias Iliopoulos [Summary] |
arduino:how-to-fix-a-usb-isp-programmer-and-make-it-work-with-arduino-ide-on-linux [2020/02/09 17:12] Ilias Iliopoulos [Step 3. Prepare the USB-ISP] |
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| - | Googling the name of the manufacturer **"zhifengsoft"** as well as **"usb-isp"**, a ton of information came through, regarding the case. It seems that the device is working along with the Windows program [[https://www.electrodragon.com/w/8051 | ProgISP]] and is not recognized by ''avrdude'', the program which uploads code to Arduino and other Atmel micro-controllers. | + | Googling the name of the manufacturer **"zhifengsoft"** as well as **"usb-isp"**, a ton of information came through. It seems that the device is working along with the Windows program [[https://www.electrodragon.com/w/8051 | ProgISP]] and is not recognized by ''avrdude'', the program which uploads code to Arduino and other Atmel micro-controllers. |
| Luckily, I did not have to re-invent the wheel because there has been a lot of excellent work. I decided to publish this article because: | Luckily, I did not have to re-invent the wheel because there has been a lot of excellent work. I decided to publish this article because: | ||
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| - | Be extra cautious about the numbering of the connector pins. Usually, there will be an arrow imprinted on the connector that will mark pin number 1. This photo will help: | + | Be extra cautious about the numbering of the connector pins. Usually, there will be an arrow or a triangle marker imprinted on the connector that will mark pin number 1. This photo will help: |
| {{ :arduino:usb-isp-connector.jpg?400 | 10-pin header connector }} | {{ :arduino:usb-isp-connector.jpg?400 | 10-pin header connector }} | ||
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| {{ :arduino:usb-isp-extract.jpg?400 | Extract the PCB from the metal case }} | {{ :arduino:usb-isp-extract.jpg?400 | Extract the PCB from the metal case }} | ||
| - | After taking it out, I noticed that it contains an ATMega88 running at a 12 MHz crystal and the PCB states that it is **MX-U2BLSP-V5.00**, probably mimicking MX-USBISP-V5.00 of another manufacturer. Notice also a 0 Ohm resistor, which is the source of our troubles. | + | After taking it out, I noticed that it contains an ATMega88 running at a 12 MHz crystal and the PCB states that it is **MX-U2BLSP-V5.00**, probably mimicking MX-USBISP-V5.00 of another manufacturer. Notice also a 0 Ohm resistor, which is one of the source of our troubles, according to [[http://irq5.io/2017/07/25/making-usbasp-chinese-clones-usable/ | Making USBasp Chinese Clones Usable by Darell Tan]]. |
| {{ :arduino:usb-isp-pcb-top.jpg?400 | PCB top side }} | {{ :arduino:usb-isp-pcb-top.jpg?400 | PCB top side }} | ||
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