[minima] Learn Arduino
- From: "pakdeDar" <pakdedarmantaoye@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: minima@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 18 Jan 2014 14:32:18 +0000
Dear Farhan,
You say ' ...arduino as a 28 DIP socket soldered..', do you mean Atmega328P ?
Even you programmed it using Arduino, it is Atmega, is'n it ...
I never programme AVR microcontroller, especially using Arduino. ( usually I
use PIC and programme it using usb programmer ).
Looking the C language seem easier than assembler. Very interested to learn
Arduino.
Please tell me what kind of Arduino you use to programme this Minima controller.
I can find easily many type of Arduino and Atmega ( but not Si570 ).
BTW I have two complete set of DDS VFO ( version of VU3CNS and LU5DJV, just
finished and ready to use. Is it possible to use it for Minima ? Are there any
modification accordingly ?
Regards,
Sudarmanta
YC1DCN
Kaspa-kaspaanlayauw ®
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Date: Sat, 18 Jan 2014 14:09:14
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Subject: [minima] Re: Need parts advice
I kinda enjoy wiring up an arduino rather than using. A regular board. If you
see the pictures, you can spot the arduino as a 28 DIP socket soldered with its
legs bent away to the solder side of a perf board, then, I put that board over
a copper clad board and solder down the ground points to hold the perf to the
copper.
That way, the arduino noise stays away from the analog circuitry.
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From: "Steve VK2SJA" <vk2sja@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2014 00:56:04
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Subject: [minima] Re: Need parts advice
Got the answer from here:-
http://www.avrfreaks.net/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=printview&t=112972
So the -PU is the package type which is plastic dual in line (PDIP). The P
in 328P is something called "Picopower". A chip feature that I know
nothing about (yet) but Farhan specified it so I'd run with that one. So I
think your ATMEGA328P-PU is the right chip.
I've only played with ready made Audrino boards without burning my own
bootloader. So I hold off on answering that question.
Steve
VK2SJA
> I'm brand new to the Arduino stuff and need some help. I've programmed
> many Microchips but never an ATMEGA. The only ones they have for sale
> are listed as ATMEGA328P-PU. is that the same as the ATMEGA328P. The
> data sheet is 570 pages and doesen't specify a difference between P and
> P-PU. And do I need a bootloader? or is that already included in the
> code Farhan wrote. I have all the parts except the main chip and the
> Si570, which I can get from Digi-key for 13 bucks. Jerry
>
>
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