Re: [avr-gcc-list] My first time with AVR (help)

[Rod Moffitt]

It's possible the chip or the board has a fault on it. Is this an off the
shelf STK board? Is the AVR soldered on or is it plugged in via a
connector or socket? If so you should try re-seating the device. If this
is a board you developed yourself I would recommend searching for shorts
with a probe and checking if VCC and GND are getting to the device. If I
remember correctly the AVR still needs an oscillator (internal or
external) in order for it to be programmed via ISP, so check that aswell.

- Rod

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On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Helix wrote:

> > This was written for a 1200, but as it doesn't use interrupts it should
> work
> > OK on your chip.
> 
>  Thank you Richard
> 
> > I assume your programmer uses (or can use) Intel hex files.
> 
> My programmer is uisp.
> If I program with --verify flags I get errors (everything read back is
> 0xff),
> so I think my first problem is the programmer and its cable.
> I am unable to program the 8515.
> 
> Many thanks anyway.
> 
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