--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Brian" <blue_eagle74@...> wrote: > > The problem came from understanding the STK500. I measured the freq it > was using, nomatter what I set the fuses at it was set at 16Mhz, I was > thinking 8Mhz which i set it to, that may be why 24 worked, measured > from the xtl1 pin. I put my own xtl in to make sure it was operating at > the freq i knew. It now makes sence. Dear "blue eagle" Brian, My problem comes from understanding what exactly you are doing and what you want to acheive: Does the text above mean that you use an external clock source (crystal, resonator, STK500 clock circuitry) and try to use the AVR fuses to change the frequency? Or do you use the AVR internal RC clock generator and program it for different frequencies (then please tell me how you get it to 16MHz!)? Maybe you stop providing only small puzzle pieces of info and start this thread all over again by describing what you want to do, what you tried so far and how it failed? > P.S. If anyone wants to shoot me down or tell me what I do wrong I will > not get mad just strive to be better and learn more. Nobody wants to shoot you (- or, well, now that you mention... ;-)), but sometimes people (not only you) make it rather difficult to understand their problem in order to be able to provide some help.
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Re: comms problem
2008-04-09 by Stefan Wimmer
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