- Wed Apr 27, 2011 4:34 pm
#126185
When I bought the components for my board, I mistakenly bought an ATmega328 instead of an ATmega328p. From what I can tell these two processors otherwise identical except the *p version is a low power one (and the one that's used in the Arduino). However, I can't find support for the non *p version in any tool I've come across except for a beta version of AVR Studio 5. AVR Studio 4 and avrdude only have support for the p version. AVR Studio 5's support for the 328 seems half-baked and it doesn't work with my programmer (The Pocket AVR Programmer).
Does anybody know the correct combination of hardware/tools/drivers/software that will enable me to program the ATmega328. At this point I don't really care what language it's in, I just want to get this thing to work
Thanks.
PS: I'm on Windows 7 x64.
PPS: I also ordered a 5V blue-on-white LED screen from SparkFun, and the bottom row's backlight is a cooler white than the top row. Is it supposed to be like this or did I get defective unit?
Does anybody know the correct combination of hardware/tools/drivers/software that will enable me to program the ATmega328. At this point I don't really care what language it's in, I just want to get this thing to work
Thanks.
PS: I'm on Windows 7 x64.
PPS: I also ordered a 5V blue-on-white LED screen from SparkFun, and the bottom row's backlight is a cooler white than the top row. Is it supposed to be like this or did I get defective unit?