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A V R I S P _ M K 2 Īvrdude: stk500v2_getsync(): found AVRISP mkII programmer User configuration file does not exist or is not a regular file, skippingĪvrdude: usbdev_open(): Found AVRISP mkII, serno: 000200033610Īvrdude: usbdev_open(): using read endpoint 0x82Īvrdude: Recv. I found many posts on the internet but there werent any solutions. User configuration file is "/Users/dave/.avrduderc" avrdude: stk500v2command (): command failed avrdude: stk500v2programenable (): bad AVRISPmkII connection status: Unknown status 0x00 avrdude: initialization failed, rc-1 Double check connections and try again, or use -F to override this check. System wide configuration file is “/Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/hardware/tools/avr/etc/nf" I have VCC connected to a PSU and the AVRISPmkii connected to the ICSP header.
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The full avrdude command line and output is: $ /Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/hardware/tools/avr/bin/avrdude -C/Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/hardware/tools/avr/etc/nf -patmega168 -cavrisp2 -Pusb -Uflash:w:/var/folders/v9/qn7wvjqs18v6g5j_wlxxs2pw0000gn/T/build4459692069199443819.tmp/badminton_scoreboard_:i -vvvvĪvrdude: Version 5.11, compiled on at 18:52:52 I’m trying to program an ATmega168 using an AVRISPmkii via the 6-pin ICSP on a board I designed (my first). I presume this means there’s something wrong with the board design, but I can’t see what I might have done wrong. I’ve checked for continuity on the 6 connections, from the pins on the headers to the pins on the chip, 5V and GND. The ABRISPmkii is able to program the same chip if I move the chip from the custom board onto an Arduino Diecimla board, using the exact same avrdude command. It has the Arduino bootloader on it, in case that’s relevant. The chip works fine on the board (it runs the program on it properly, responding to inputs and doing the right thing for outputting to a display), as I’d previously programmed it on a breadboard.
When I try to program it using avrdude the LED on the AVRISPmkii changes to flashing red and avrdude reports: bad AVRISPmkII connection status: MOSI fail The AVRISPmkii’s LED is solid green at this point. Which simplifies your development and it can be purchased here Wave share AVRISP-MKII.
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Additionally, it's recognized by both Windows device manager and Atmel Studio 6.I’m trying to program an ATmega168 using an AVRISPmkii via the 6-pin ICSP on a board I “designed” (my first). Therefore the best programming option is Atmel AVR ISP MKII. USB LED is solid green and flashes when theres traffic).
I know both the atmega328p and attiny85 are working still and the fuse bits were never tampered with (the blink program on the attiny from when i used my Arduino as ISP still runs).ĭoes this mean that my avrisp mkii is dead? All the LED lights behave exactly as expected (LED turns green with power is given to the MCU, red otherwise. The ISP clock is dropped to 125 khz (and I've tried lower too). 0 A better sine wave analog, hardware 5 A capturing ISP programmer. I tried it again, this time with the atmega328p from my arduino, and once again it failed. ispEnterProgMode: Error status received: Got 0xc0, expected 0x00, ModuleName: TCF (TCF command: Device:startSession failed.). This failed, giving me Failed to enter programming mode. I updated the devices firmware (to 1.16), and then tried to read the signature of the attiny85. Then, File:Upload Using Programmer to upload the sketch you have opened in the IDE. Select a board type that matches your uC and crystal speed and voltage. Burn a bootloader first, gets the fuses set correctly.
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So I booted into Windows 8, installed Atmel Studio 6 and the drivers for the AVRISP mkii. Connect the programmer - I use an AVR ISP from, or Atmel AVR ISP MKii, just to keep the clutter down. I set all the /etc/udev rules correctly as far as I can tell, and still no dice. I tried using avrdude -c avrispmkii -p t85 -P usb -t to see if it was a problem with the Arduino IDE setup, but that gave me the same error. When I switched to using my Arduino as ISP, it programmed fine. I even tested multiple ATtinys so it's very unlikely that they're all duds. I kept getting an error suggesting that it wasn't wired correctly, but I've checked it multiple times (and it's powered externally at 4.8v). I recently bought a dozen ATtiny85 MCUs and I was trying to test one simply by putting a blink program on it via the Arduino IDE with and AVRISP mkii (Arduino 1.0.5, Ubuntu 13.04).
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