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<strong>In</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>Programming</strong> (<strong>ISP</strong>) <strong>for</strong> <strong>ATMEL</strong> <strong>chips</strong><br />

A step by step construction guide<br />

By Ibrahim Kamal (ika@ikalogic.com)<br />

Last update: 12/2/08<br />

Supported devices:<br />

AT89S51, AT89S52, AT89S53, AT89S8253, AT89S2051, AT89S4051, AVR family<br />

(Tested on the AT89S52 and ATMEGA16L)<br />

Prgrammer software:<br />

A free programmer software can be downloaded at the end of this page<br />

Overview<br />

If you didn't guess it from the title, <strong>ISP</strong><br />

is a way to serially program your micro<br />

controller, while it resides in its place, in<br />

other words, without removing the chip<br />

from your board.<br />

Whether you're just starting in the <strong>ATMEL</strong> micro<br />

controllers, or you're familiar with it, <strong>ISP</strong> (<strong>In</strong><br />

<strong>System</strong> <strong>Programming</strong>) will provide you a simple<br />

and af<strong>for</strong>dable home made solution to program<br />

and debug your micro controller based project.<br />

Sometimes, <strong>ISP</strong> can become very useful, when<br />

adjusting some delays, frequencies or any other<br />

values that you would intend to find by trial and<br />

error.. a process that would otherwise take too<br />

much time.<br />

How does <strong>ISP</strong> works?<br />

Normally, the flash memory of an <strong>ATMEL</strong> micro controller is Pins used <strong>for</strong> <strong>ISP</strong><br />

programmed using a parallel interface, which consists of sending MOSI: data input<br />

the data byte by byte (using 8 independent lines <strong>for</strong> the data,<br />

MISO: data output<br />

and another bunch of lines <strong>for</strong> the address, the control word and<br />

SCK: clock input<br />

clock input). On the other hand <strong>ISP</strong> is per<strong>for</strong>med using only 4<br />

lines, and literally, data is transferred through 2 lines only, RESET: used to activate<br />

as in a I2C interface, where data is shifted in bit by bit though the serial <strong>Programming</strong><br />

MOSI line, with a clock cycle between each bit and the next (on the SCK line).<br />

MISO line is used <strong>for</strong> reading and <strong>for</strong> code verification, it is only used to output the code from<br />

the FLASH memory of the micro controller.<br />

The RST pin, which is normally used to reset the device, is also used to enable the 3 pins<br />

(MOSI, MISO and SCK) to be used <strong>for</strong> <strong>ISP</strong> simply by setting RST to HIGH (5V), otherwise if<br />

RST is low (0V), your program start running and those three pins, are used normally as P1.5,<br />

P1.6 and P1.7.<br />

Here is <strong>ISP</strong> <strong>Programming</strong> sequence as described in <strong>ATMEL</strong><br />

datasheets:


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"The Code memory array can be programmed using the serial <strong>ISP</strong><br />

interface while RST is pulled to VCC. The serial interface consists<br />

of pins SCK, MOSI (input) and MISO (output). After RST is set<br />

high, the <strong>Programming</strong> Enable instruction needs to be executed<br />

first be<strong>for</strong>e other operations can be executed. Be<strong>for</strong>e a<br />

reprogramming sequence can occur, a Chip Erase operation is<br />

required.<br />

The Chip Erase operation turns the content of every memory<br />

location in the Code array into FFH.<br />

Either an external system clock can be supplied at pin XTAL1 or a<br />

crystal needs to be connected across pins XTAL1 and XTAL2. The<br />

maximum serial clock (SCK) frequency should be less than<br />

1/16 of the crystal frequency. With a 33 MHz oscillator clock, the<br />

maximum SCK frequency is 2 MHz. "<br />

Pins used <strong>for</strong> <strong>ISP</strong><br />

This is as deep as i got in the <strong>ISP</strong> process, as i am using a ready made software that will handle<br />

the transfer protocol. some more detailed in<strong>for</strong>mation about the <strong>ISP</strong> functioning can be found at<br />

www.8052.com and at www.avrfreaks.net. but this is all you need to know to build and<br />

use this extra simple programming device. Now that you know some theory about the <strong>ISP</strong>,<br />

you should be ready to build the hardware interface. As you will soon discover, it maybe the<br />

simplest circuit that will find in this web site!<br />

The Circuit:<br />

AVR <strong>In</strong>-<strong>System</strong> Programmer<br />

Four-port in-system programmer <strong>for</strong> Atmel<br />

AVR Microcontrollers<br />

ezTools USB to I2C<br />

Let you to do I2C debugging in Easy Way


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This circuit is a modification from an original deign of Jerry Meng, and it is compatible with the<br />

software/cable proposed at www.aec-electronics.co.nz<br />

Important note:<br />

The schematic above indicates a 74LS08 IC, and I did build the programmer with a 74LS08 IC.<br />

However, using a 74HC08, or even better a 74HCT08 IC would be much safer, will give you a<br />

better per<strong>for</strong>mance and allow you to use a longer cable.<br />

The circuit almost talks <strong>for</strong> itself, the only part that may need some explanation, is the 4 AND<br />

gates. Connecting both 2 inputs of the AND gates as shown makes it act like a buffer, to<br />

protect the parallel port. (Shortly, a buffer is a device that will isolate 2 circuits)<br />

Then, the pins P1,P2,P3,P4 have to be connected respectively to P1.5, P1.6, P1.7 and RST in<br />

the micro controller.<br />

Finally, J1 is the connection to the computer parallel port.<br />

The PCB and the housing :<br />

I used an old parallel printer cable, and the whole circuit is mounted inside the the connector<br />

plastic box.<br />

A glance at this pictures may be enough to understand how the PCB<br />

is mounted and welded to the parallel port connector. To achieve this,<br />

some precision have to be taken in account when producing the PCB.


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cause some damage the the buffer circuit.<br />

Note than PINs 14 to 25 of the parallel port are on the Components<br />

side of the board, and thus cannot be welded.. but luckily, from all<br />

those pins we only need the Ground (0V) (pins 18 to 25), which were<br />

all connected to the board, simply through a single jumper wire. (you<br />

can notice it, it's the orange wire in the shown picture at the left)<br />

Below is another overall view of the device be<strong>for</strong>e being<br />

encasulated. Also notice in the Micro controller end of the cable, which<br />

is simple the female connector of standard pin header. I wont give<br />

more details about this part, i'll leave it to your imaginations! The<br />

important thing is to solder the cable to a secure connector instead of<br />

leaving the wires free to touch each others, which could<br />

here is a shot of the device<br />

in action. the picture may<br />

not be as clear as in reality,<br />

but i found the High<br />

Brightness LED to be cooler<br />

than what i've imagined..


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Here is a shot of some<br />

other <strong>ISP</strong> programmers I<br />

made <strong>for</strong> some of my<br />

friends.<br />

www.qengine.com<br />

Feedback - Ads by Google<br />

Connecting the programmer to the Micro Controller<br />

Many visitors were confused on how to connect this programmer to the micro controller. Well, in<br />

general, <strong>ISP</strong> is made to program the Micro controller while it resides in its place, so all the<br />

standard connection <strong>for</strong> the micro controller to run properly are to be made.<br />

As Mr Sarma - a regular visitor, reviewer and a friend - suggested, here are some examples<br />

showing how to connect the programmer to different types of micro controllers:<br />

1- Connecting the programmer to an AT89S52


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1- Connecting the programmer to an ATMEGA16L<br />

Note that with the ATMEGA AVR family, You don't need to add a crystal resonator, as those<br />

<strong>chips</strong> contains an internal resonator, making it ready to use simply by connecting the 5V and<br />

GND supply rails.


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The programmer software<br />

This is the piece of software that will take the HEX file generated by whatever compiler you are<br />

using, and send it - with respect to the very specific <strong>ISP</strong> transfer protocol - to the micro<br />

controller.<br />

The software I am proposing was designed to be compatible with a multitude of <strong>ISP</strong><br />

programming cables. in most of cases, all the difference is the pins used on the parallel port to<br />

per<strong>for</strong>m the data transfer.<br />

The only thing you need to<br />

do is to go through 'Setup',<br />

and chose the 'AEC <strong>ISP</strong>'<br />

cable pinout. once chosen,<br />

you will notice that it<br />

matches the circuit on this<br />

page.<br />

If you have more than one<br />

parallel port (never seen<br />

this a lot..) chose the one<br />

to which the programmer<br />

is connected.<br />

The link to download the<br />

software is at the end of


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this article.<br />

Setting up the software to be used with the programmer hardware<br />

If it doesn't work...:<br />

Now if your programmer doesn't work, don't panic and check the following:<br />

1- Make sure the cable is no longer than 50 cm (though i made it work with a 1meter cable..)<br />

long cables tend to increase noise interference especially with TTL devices.<br />

2- Try more than one device, I had two<br />

AT89S52 which which had their <strong>ISP</strong> port<br />

damaged somehow, as they could be<br />

programmed through the parallel programmer<br />

and functioned correctly, but wouldn't let me<br />

to program them through <strong>ISP</strong><br />

3- If you can read a hex file, which was<br />

written by any other programmer , but you<br />

CANNOT Write another HEX file using the <strong>ISP</strong><br />

programmer, this is - without a doubt -<br />

caused by a damaged chip.<br />

4- Contact me, if the solutions above didn't<br />

work.<br />

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The Discussion<br />

Let me and the visitors hear from you, share your questions and knowledge and propose<br />

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Posted by:<br />

amol<br />

my isp working very good ,,,,,i use it <strong>for</strong> my project.....i m 4m india...........in pune thanks.....


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on: 07 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

ikalogic<br />

on: 07 Apr 2007<br />

It's nice to hear that amol! keep the good work!thx <strong>for</strong> your comment.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

jun_China<br />

on: 08 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

ikalogic<br />

on: 08 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Chris Keays<br />

on: 11 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

chris Keays<br />

on: 11 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

ikalogic<br />

on: 11 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Jawad Lateef<br />

on: 11 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

ikalogic<br />

on: 11 Apr 2007<br />

I would like to try again,because i have tried several times,but failure,i hope I will be<br />

successful.thank you!<br />

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[Quoting: jun_China] I would like to try again,because i have tried several times,but<br />

failure,i hope I will be successful.thank you!<br />

well yes, try again, and again.. beleive me, it's worth the hard work! may it not work this<br />

time, leave a message here with your observations, and i'll help you to get it working.<br />

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Do yourself a favor and get the real software on the atmel site.This program works sometimes<br />

and sometimes it is very troublesome!This code is just another type like asim Khan's program.<br />

It should not matter how long the cable is as long as it is shielded (no longer than 3 ft, mind<br />

you)Using the parallel port like this is very troublesome. Because all PC's are different, and all<br />

parallel ports are different, it can work perfectly <strong>for</strong> one person and NEVER work <strong>for</strong> the next<br />

guy.I could read the signature bytes every single time, but never program the device. I have<br />

more than one 89S51 and they are NOT damaged! It is the poorly written software. Good Luck<br />

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[Quoting: Chris Keays] Do yourself a favor and get the real software on the atmel site.This<br />

program works sometimes and sometimes it is very troublesome!This code is just another<br />

type like asim Khan's program. It should not matter how long the cable is as long as it is<br />

shielded (no longer than 3 ft, mind you)Using the parallel port like this is very troublesome.<br />

Because all PC's are different, and all parallel ports are different, it can work perfectly <strong>for</strong><br />

one person and NEVER work <strong>for</strong> the next guy.I could read the signature bytes every single<br />

time, but never program the device. I have more than one 89S51 and they are NOT<br />

damaged! It is the poorly written software. Good Luck<br />

I <strong>for</strong>got to add, with my current setup (nothing changed) I used the <strong>ISP</strong> software I<br />

downloaded on the atmel site and it worked perfectly, same cable, same programmer, same<br />

PC! So what does that tell you??<br />

Well, that tells me i've got to try <strong>ATMEL</strong>'s software...<br />

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[Quoting: chris Keays] I <strong>for</strong>got to add, with my current setup (nothing changed) I used the<br />

<strong>ISP</strong> software I downloaded on the atmel site and it worked perfectly, same cable, same<br />

programmer, same PC! So what does that tell you??<br />

Plzz tell me can i download program with this programmer and cable in 89C51.<br />

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[Quoting: Jawad Lateef] Plzz tell me can i download program with this programmer and<br />

cable in 89C51.<br />

No, this programmer is only compatible with <strong>ISP</strong> powered devices like the 89SXX. Note that<br />

you'r program will work on a 89S51 exactly as it will work on a 89C51.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

vinoth kumar<br />

on: 13 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

waterloo<br />

on: 14 Apr 2007<br />

very nice<br />

I think it is good.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

jun_China<br />

on: 14 Apr 2007<br />

[Quoting: ikalogic]<br />

[Quoting: jun_China] I would like to try again,because i have tried several times,but<br />

failure,i hope I will be successful.thank you!


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well yes, try again, and again.. beleive me, it's worth the hard work! may it not work this<br />

time, leave a message here with your observations, and i'll help you to get it working.<br />

Thanks very much,I operated the circuit by your circuit diagram,then connected it to PC,and<br />

programed with a light flash program,I found the S51 was programed correctly,and worked<br />

well.my english is poor,^_^Thanks again.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Charin.E<br />

on: 17 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 17 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

igno<br />

on: 18 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 18 Apr 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

kalpesh patel<br />

on: 11 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 11 May 2007<br />

Sawasdee Krub,I am a newer in MCU and <strong>ISP</strong> field from Thailand. I am applying your <strong>ISP</strong>programming<br />

software and schematic. But still can not write the code on 'AT89S8253(TQFP)'.<br />

I have simple questions as following.1.When pluged the Parellel Port to a computer and 5Vadaptor<br />

not yet supply, the indicator LED is lighted. Is it right?2.Can I supply voltage 'Vcc-5V'<br />

directly to the Reset pin-4 without a seriated Cap-1uF(Because of the <strong>In</strong>ternal Power-On Reset<br />

feature).3.My X’tal is 20MHz,Does this <strong>ISP</strong> Programmer control SCK-signal frequency properly<br />

according to the MAX-1/16-Crystal Frequency and there is dynamic baud-rate depending X’tal-<br />

Frequency come along with this?4.I press 'Restart' button and next 'Read Signature', when<br />

starting programming the MCU, <strong>for</strong> recognition,Is it right?(Would you please give me the brief<br />

procedure of manual?)5.The <strong>ISP</strong> programmer reported 'NOT KNOWN(FF,FF,FF)' when finished<br />

pressing 'Read Signature' Button ,and when change the new one of MCU and recheck wiring of<br />

the schematic, this problem is persisted.Thank you <strong>for</strong> your sharing and I will do this when I<br />

know these enough. It is the good thing.Sorry <strong>for</strong> not skill in English.Charin.E<br />

Yes this is abolutely normal, same thing happends to me...<br />

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[Quoting: Charin.E] 1.When pluged the Parellel Port to a computer and 5V-adaptor not yet<br />

supply, the indicator LED is lighted. Is it right?2<br />

[Quoting: Charin.E]Can I supply voltage 'Vcc-5V' directly to the Reset pin-4 without a<br />

seriated Cap-1uF(Because of the <strong>In</strong>ternal Power-On Reset feature).<br />

It's better to keep the Capacitor connected, specially with long cables. (i tried to remove the<br />

cap, and some of the programmers didn't work.<br />

[Quoting: Charin.E]3.My X’tal is 20MHz,Does this <strong>ISP</strong> Programmer control SCK-signal<br />

frequency properly according to the MAX-1/16-Crystal Frequency and there is dynamic<br />

baud-rate depending X’tal-Frequency come along with this?<br />

I usually puc the frequency to MAXIMUM and let the software hande it. but when working with<br />

long cables, lowering down the frequency can make it safer...<br />

[Quoting: Charin.E]4.I press 'Restart' button and next 'Read Signature', when starting<br />

programming the MCU, <strong>for</strong> recognition,Is it right?(Would you please give me the brief<br />

procedure of manual?)5.The <strong>ISP</strong> programmer reported 'NOT KNOWN(FF,FF,FF)' when<br />

finished pressing 'Read Signature' Button ,and when change the new one of MCU and<br />

recheck wiring of the schematic, this problem is persisted.Thank you <strong>for</strong> your sharing and I<br />

will do this when I know these enough. It is the good thing.<br />

Well, here again, what i usually do it to hit the "Erase and program all" button. that's all.<br />

[Quoting: Charin.E]Sorry <strong>for</strong> not skill in English.Charin.E<br />

Let us know how it went... good luck<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

Yes this is abolutely normal, same thing happends to me...<br />

How come you get your led bright without power?<br />

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[Quoting: Charin.E] 1.When pluged the Parellel Port to a computer and 5V-adaptor not<br />

yet supply, the indicator LED is lighted. Is it right?2<br />

[Quoting: igno]How come you get your led bright without power?<br />

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Because the parallel port of the computer can provide some power through it's I/O pins...<br />

some people even use that to power their circuits.. but i'ld say it's not good engineering...<br />

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I am able to read hex file from 89s52 chip but can't erase or write the chip, even though i<br />

have tried it on three device but still i can't gate success. so, please help me.<br />

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[Quoting: kalpesh patel] I am able to read hex file from 89s52 chip but can't erase or write<br />

the chip, even though i have tried it on three device but still i can't gate success. so, please


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help me.<br />

Try the following: 1-Put a 10uF capacitor between pin 9 of the uController and the 5V rail.2-<br />

Slow down the speed3-make sure PIN 31 (ea) of the uController is connected to 5VThis is<br />

mostly the type of problems I found with friends that couldn't get their <strong>ISP</strong> programmer<br />

working... hope this helps..<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Anonymous<br />

visitor<br />

on: 11 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 11 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

kalpesh patel<br />

on: 11 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 11 May 2007<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

[Quoting: kalpesh patel] I am able to read hex file from 89s52 chip but can't erase or<br />

write the chip, even though i have tried it on three device but still i can't gate success. so,<br />

please help me.<br />

Try the following: 1-Put a 10uF capacitor between pin 9 of the uController and the 5V rail.2-<br />

Slow down the speed3-make sure PIN 31 (ea) of the uController is connected to 5VThis is<br />

mostly the type of problems I found with friends that couldn't get their <strong>ISP</strong> programmer<br />

working... hope this helps..<br />

I am using 10M Hz crystal. so, what amount of maximum speed i can use.<br />

[Quoting: ]<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

I am using 10M Hz crystal. so, what amount of maximum speed i can use.<br />

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[Quoting: kalpesh patel] I am able to read hex file from 89s52 chip but can't erase or<br />

write the chip, even though i have tried it on three device but still i can't gate success.<br />

so, please help me.<br />

Try the following: 1-Put a 10uF capacitor between pin 9 of the uController and the 5V<br />

rail.2-Slow down the speed3-make sure PIN 31 (ea) of the uController is connected to<br />

5VThis is mostly the type of problems I found with friends that couldn't get their <strong>ISP</strong><br />

programmer working... hope this helps..<br />

Well, i usually let the software handle this by chooseing "Maximum speed".. but you can get it<br />

by trial and error.. it depends on many things like cable length.. noize.. crystal (<strong>for</strong> sure)...<br />

etc.<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

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[Quoting: kalpesh patel] I am able to read hex file from 89s52 chip but can't erase or<br />

write the chip, even though i have tried it on three device but still i can't gate success. so,<br />

please help me.<br />

Try the following: 1-Put a 10uF capacitor between pin 9 of the uController and the 5V rail.2-<br />

Slow down the speed3-make sure PIN 31 (ea) of the uController is connected to 5VThis is<br />

mostly the type of problems I found with friends that couldn't get their <strong>ISP</strong> programmer<br />

working... hope this helps..<br />

Actually pin 31(ea) is generally used to select the rom and ram. i think which may came into<br />

picture after programming of the device. so, why sould we connect pin31 to Vcc at the time of<br />

programming using isp.<br />

[Quoting: kalpesh patel]<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

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[Quoting: kalpesh patel] I am able to read hex file from 89s52 chip but can't erase or<br />

write the chip, even though i have tried it on three device but still i can't gate success.<br />

so, please help me.<br />

Try the following: 1-Put a 10uF capacitor between pin 9 of the uController and the 5V<br />

rail.2-Slow down the speed3-make sure PIN 31 (ea) of the uController is connected to<br />

5VThis is mostly the type of problems I found with friends that couldn't get their <strong>ISP</strong><br />

programmer working... hope this helps..<br />

Actually pin 31(ea) is generally used to select the rom and ram. i think which may came<br />

into picture after programming of the device. so, why sould we connect pin31 to Vcc at the<br />

time of programming using isp.<br />

Let me correct this, Pin 31 (EA) Let the internal processor access external or internal memory.<br />

to use <strong>ISP</strong>, internal memory access must be enabled, in order to let the processor store the<br />

received serial data into the internal flash memory.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

kalpesh patel<br />

on: 14 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 14 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

danny<br />

on: 22 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 23 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

mvs sarma<br />

on: 24 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

mvs sarma<br />

on: 24 May 2007<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

[Quoting: kalpesh patel]<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

[Quoting: kalpesh patel] I am able to read hex file from 89s52 chip but can't erase or<br />

write the chip, even though i have tried it on three device but still i can't gate<br />

success. so, please help me.<br />

Try the following: 1-Put a 10uF capacitor between pin 9 of the uController and the 5V<br />

rail.2-Slow down the speed3-make sure PIN 31 (ea) of the uController is connected to<br />

5VThis is mostly the type of problems I found with friends that couldn't get their <strong>ISP</strong><br />

programmer working... hope this helps..<br />

Actually pin 31(ea) is generally used to select the rom and ram. i think which may came<br />

into picture after programming of the device. so, why sould we connect pin31 to Vcc at<br />

the time of programming using isp.<br />

Let me correct this, Pin 31 (EA) Let the internal processor access external or internal<br />

memory. to use <strong>ISP</strong>, internal memory access must be enabled, in order to let the processor<br />

store the received serial data into the internal flash memory.<br />

I have done all the things that you have suggested but still i can't get any positive result.<br />

[Quoting: kalpesh patel]<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

[Quoting: kalpesh patel]<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

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[Quoting: kalpesh patel] I am able to read hex file from 89s52 chip but can't erase<br />

or write the chip, even though i have tried it on three device but still i can't gate<br />

success. so, please help me.<br />

Try the following: 1-Put a 10uF capacitor between pin 9 of the uController and the 5V<br />

rail.2-Slow down the speed3-make sure PIN 31 (ea) of the uController is connected<br />

to 5VThis is mostly the type of problems I found with friends that couldn't get their<br />

<strong>ISP</strong> programmer working... hope this helps..<br />

Actually pin 31(ea) is generally used to select the rom and ram. i think which may<br />

came into picture after programming of the device. so, why sould we connect pin31 to<br />

Vcc at the time of programming using isp.<br />

Let me correct this, Pin 31 (EA) Let the internal processor access external or internal<br />

memory. to use <strong>ISP</strong>, internal memory access must be enabled, in order to let the<br />

processor store the received serial data into the internal flash memory.<br />

I have done all the things that you have suggested but still i can't get any positive result.<br />

The only couple of things that come through my head would be either a damaged or<br />

misconfigured parallel port.. did you try it on another pc?<br />

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erase..okproblem:write error at adress 00000000 byte written:02 byte read: 00help me<br />

please<br />

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[Quoting: danny] erase..okproblem:write error at adress 00000000 byte written:02 byte<br />

read: 00help me please<br />

Did you try all the tips i've posted in this <strong>for</strong>um?Did you try another chip?Is pin 31 of your<br />

atmel chip connected to Vcc?try all the tips in this <strong>for</strong>um, step by step, you should find what's<br />

wrong with your connections, and it should work.<br />

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Rge kapilesh patels comments- i would like him to check whether he modified programming<br />

frequency at left of SETUP button, to a value less than 1/16th of the crystal frequency used by<br />

him.i assemble apiece oncemore y-day and it is working fine- taking a calculated risk i didn't<br />

even use the AND gates suugested by IKA-- i use 15MHz crystal and i set the prog frequency<br />

to 455 Hz or even 200Hz.i hope kapilesh will come<strong>for</strong>ward with his commentsSarma<br />

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Sorry I spelled worngly It is Kalpesh PatelAlso,i suggest Kalpesh to check the PSU <strong>for</strong> clean<br />

and correct 5V supply. Sarma<br />

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[Quoting: mvs sarma] Sorry I spelled worngly It is Kalpesh PatelAlso,i suggest Kalpesh to<br />

check the PSU <strong>for</strong> clean and correct 5V supply. Sarma<br />

hello Mr sarma.. thanks <strong>for</strong> sharing :)<br />

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on: 27 May 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Kishor Soni<br />

on: 01 Jun 2007<br />

is the best<br />

Dear sir,Is your <strong>ISP</strong> Programmer works with windows XP<br />

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on: 01 Jun 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Abhax<br />

on: 01 Jun 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 01 Jun 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

suetaM<br />

on: 01 Jun 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 02 Jun 2007<br />

[Quoting: Kishor Soni] Dear sir,Is your <strong>ISP</strong> Programmer works with windows XP<br />

Yes it does work on winXP.<br />

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You have given the design specification <strong>for</strong> the cable .... but while setting up the main board<br />

wat are the small things to take care of....you mentioned 1)10 microf fromm rst pin to +vcc 2)<br />

Ea bar is at +vcc anything else.... Also can i use a 74541 IC instead of a and gate..... further<br />

more my parllel port can only output a max voltage of 3.22V as a logic high from the data<br />

pins. does the logic high neccessarily have to be above 4.5 volts????<br />

Yes, this should be enough...<br />

Yes sure, it's even better!<br />

No you dont!, 3.5V is enough, That's because we use a buffer.<br />

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[Quoting: Abhax] You have given the design specification <strong>for</strong> the cable .... but while setting<br />

up the main board wat are the small things to take care of....you mentioned 1)10 microf<br />

fromm rst pin to +vcc 2) Ea bar is at +vcc anything else....<br />

[Quoting: Abhax]Also can i use a 74541 IC instead of a and gate.....<br />

[Quoting: Abhax]further more my parllel port can only output a max voltage of 3.22V as a<br />

logic high from the data pins. does the logic high neccessarily have to be above 4.5<br />

volts????<br />

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Hello,I mounted the cable and I'm its ok to read the device.I understand that to read it I need<br />

both MOSI, MISO, CLK and RESET signals, cause one is the way of solicitations to 89s51 and<br />

other is the way of listening answers.I know both signals are operating ok, cause your<br />

software read only FF bytes when one of each cables are not plugged on my protoboard. And<br />

when are pluged, I read "real" values.So, all the four signals are operating ok to read, but<br />

when I try to write I have the "Write Error at adrress 0 ....." error.I tried to put the capacitor<br />

10uF to the source and the error continues.I tried with four microcontroler, all showed the<br />

same error.So, some idea?I unbelieve the problem is at 89s51 cause it's understanding my<br />

solicitations and answering.Other question... where do I found 89s51 <strong>ATMEL</strong> <strong>ISP</strong> programmer?<br />

Thanks,suetaM<br />

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[Quoting: suetaM] Hello,I mounted the cable and I'm its ok to read the device.I understand<br />

that to read it I need both MOSI, MISO, CLK and RESET signals, cause one is the way of<br />

solicitations to 89s51 and other is the way of listening answers.I know both signals are<br />

operating ok, cause your software read only FF bytes when one of each cables are not<br />

plugged on my protoboard. And when are pluged, I read "real" values.So, all the four<br />

signals are operating ok to read, but when I try to write I have the "Write Error at adrress<br />

0 ....." error.I tried to put the capacitor 10uF to the source and the error continues.I tried<br />

with four microcontroler, all showed the same error.So, some idea?I unbelieve the problem<br />

is at 89s51 cause it's understanding my solicitations and answering.Other question... where<br />

do I found 89s51 <strong>ATMEL</strong> <strong>ISP</strong> programmer?Thanks,suetaM<br />

well, let's start from the begining, did you connect pin 31 to 5V, and a crystal oscillator on 18<br />

and 19?try slowing down the process from the <strong>ISP</strong>prog software..what is the length of the<br />

cable?Try another power supply, if the power supply is not clean and too noizy it gives me the<br />

same symptomes. try operating from a battery and a 7805 regulator...let us know how it<br />

went.. good luck<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 02 Jun 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Abhay<br />

on: 05 Jun 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 05 Jun 2007<br />

[Quoting: Ibrahim Kamal]<br />

[Quoting: suetaM] Hello,I mounted the cable and I'm its ok to read the device.I<br />

understand that to read it I need both MOSI, MISO, CLK and RESET signals, cause one is<br />

the way of solicitations to 89s51 and other is the way of listening answers.I know both<br />

signals are operating ok, cause your software read only FF bytes when one of each cables<br />

are not plugged on my protoboard. And when are pluged, I read "real" values.So, all the<br />

four signals are operating ok to read, but when I try to write I have the "Write Error at<br />

adrress 0 ....." error.I tried to put the capacitor 10uF to the source and the error<br />

continues.I tried with four microcontroler, all showed the same error.So, some idea?I<br />

unbelieve the problem is at 89s51 cause it's understanding my solicitations and<br />

answering.Other question... where do I found 89s51 <strong>ATMEL</strong> <strong>ISP</strong> programmer?<br />

Thanks,suetaM<br />

well, let's start from the begining, did you connect pin 31 to 5V, and a crystal oscillator on<br />

18 and 19?try slowing down the process from the <strong>ISP</strong>prog software..what is the length of<br />

the cable?Try another power supply, if the power supply is not clean and too noizy it gives<br />

me the same symptomes. try operating from a battery and a 7805 regulator...let us know<br />

how it went.. good luck<br />

I download other software and, whith the same cable schematic shown on this page I solve<br />

the problem. So, I can say the problem is the software.The software I downloaded can be find<br />

at http://www.aec-electronics.co.nz/index.php?page_id=18I tried to take out the 7408 buffer<br />

and it operate. So I changed my source to a computer source (5.15V) and it didn't operate.So,<br />

I installed a 10K resistor betwen the RESET and ground and a 0.1 uF capacitor betwen source<br />

and RESET, and it operate.So, my schematic folows (without 7408 or any buffer):DB25<br />

89S516 RESET7 MOSI8 CLK10 MISO18-25 GROUNDI suggest a cable with one more wire (6 at<br />

total), where you will plug on microcontroler Vcc (Source). Lets call it signal by<br />

MIC_SOURCE.So, to finish your cable, install a capacitor 0.1uF betwen MIC_SOURCE wire and<br />

RESET wire and a resistor betwen wire RESET and GROUND and download software<br />

athttp://www.aec-electronics.co.nz/index.php?page_id=18Its possible to run with it's page<br />

software, but on my micro it didn't happened.So, is it andDá-lhe Grêmio!!!!!!! (Soccer World<br />

Championship 1983 and 2 times America Championship)<br />

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[Quoting: suetaM ] I download other software and, whith the same cable schematic shown<br />

on this page I solve the problem. So, I can say the problem is the software.The software I<br />

downloaded can be find at http://www.aec-electronics.co.nz/index.php?page_id=18I tried<br />

to take out the 7408 buffer and it operate. So I changed my source to a computer source<br />

(5.15V) and it didn't operate.So, I installed a 10K resistor betwen the RESET and ground<br />

and a 0.1 uF capacitor betwen source and RESET, and it operate.So, my schematic folows<br />

(without 7408 or any buffer):DB25 89S516 RESET7 MOSI8 CLK10 MISO18-25 GROUNDI<br />

suggest a cable with one more wire (6 at total), where you will plug on microcontroler Vcc<br />

(Source). Lets call it signal by MIC_SOURCE.So, to finish your cable, install a capacitor<br />

0.1uF betwen MIC_SOURCE wire and RESET wire and a resistor betwen wire RESET and<br />

GROUND and download software athttp://www.aec-electronics.co.nz/index.php?<br />

page_id=18Its possible to run with it's page software, but on my micro it didn't<br />

happened.So, is it andDá-lhe Grêmio!!!!!!! (Soccer World Championship 1983 and 2 times<br />

America Championship)<br />

Wow! suetaM I am impressed, nice problem solving approach!And thanks a lot <strong>for</strong> sharing<br />

such useful in<strong>for</strong>mation to the visitors.See you soon!<br />

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Ya ok good news ..... my programmer works...... hey one thing the program you have written<br />

is perfect no problems.... but few things must be noted..... the Atmel datasheet mentions the<br />

use of two 33 microf capacitors with the crystal oscillator.... you kno that had spoilt my entire<br />

programmer..... i screwed 3 <strong>chips</strong> using that capacitors...... i had used 2 33microfarad<br />

electrolytic capacitors with the crystal connected to ground.... incase any of you have used it<br />

take it out and then try else try out a ceramic 33 microfarad..... i dont kno whether using a<br />

ceramic capacitor will work or not but it is definitely worth a try...... one more thing i wanted<br />

to ask is the programming is done and the program read the microcontroller flash too and<br />

programs it but it doesnt seem to run the way it is intended..... apart from grounding reset<br />

and connectine ea(pin 31) to Vcc wat else should be done ..... i had written a stepper motor<br />

program where the the pins 1.2 and 1.3 keep going on and off with 1 second period but the<br />

pins in the microcontroller remains at 5.15 volts. no change i dont understand why .... i am<br />

guessing the chip is screwed.....<br />

I didn't write this software, All the credit goes to Adam Dybkowski<br />

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[Quoting: Abhay] hey one thing the program you have written is perfect no problems....<br />

[Quoting: Abhay]but few things must be noted..... the Atmel datasheet mentions the use of<br />

two 33 microf capacitors with the crystal oscillator.... you kno that had spoilt my entire<br />

programmer..... i screwed 3 <strong>chips</strong> using that capacitors...... i had used 2 33microfarad<br />

electrolytic capacitors with the crystal connected to ground....


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It's the first time i hear of some one using Electrolytic capacitors <strong>for</strong> a crystal oscillator, it's<br />

definately a bad thing to do!<br />

[Quoting: Abhay]incase any of you have used it take it out and then try else try out a<br />

ceramic 33 microfarad..... i dont kno whether using a ceramic capacitor will work or not but<br />

it is definitely worth a try......<br />

Thanks <strong>for</strong> the advice. i'll add that in case you don't have the right cerramic capacitor, you can<br />

not add any capacitor, and it'll work anyway, the frequency wont be very stable, but that's all.<br />

[Quoting: Abhay]one more thing i wanted to ask is the programming is done and the<br />

program read the microcontroller flash too and programs it but it doesnt seem to run the<br />

way it is intended..... apart from grounding reset and connectine ea(pin 31) to Vcc wat else<br />

should be done ..... i had written a stepper motor program where the the pins 1.2 and 1.3<br />

keep going on and off with 1 second period but the pins in the microcontroller remains at<br />

5.15 volts. no change i dont understand why .... i am guessing the chip is screwed.....<br />

why would you ground the RST pin? don't do that! just connect a resistor between it and the<br />

ground, and a 10uF electrolytic CAP between it and Vcc.If the programmer said "ready" then<br />

the code it downloaded on your chip sucessfully, so search <strong>for</strong> the error in the code or in your<br />

hardware.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

arun kumar<br />

on: 07 Jun 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 07 Jun 2007<br />

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Posted by:<br />

suetaM<br />

on: 11 Jun 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

mvs sarma<br />

on: 12 Jun 2007<br />

we r using at89c55 i want to load the program using parallel port programmer kit.where it is<br />

available in chennai<br />

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[Quoting: arun kumar] we r using at89c55 i want to load the program using parallel port<br />

programmer kit.where it is available in chennai<br />

Among all 8051 programmers, only the "s" series can be programmed via the <strong>ISP</strong> port. the<br />

AT89C55 cannot be programmed with the <strong>ISP</strong> programmer proposed on this page.<br />

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[Quoting: arun kumar] we r using at89c55 i want to load the program using parallel port<br />

programmer kit.where it is available in chennai<br />

Hi Arun, Unless you are particular about using 89c55 only, it will workout cheaper to shift to<br />

89S52 as these are very cheap at less than <strong>In</strong>dian Rs.40/- and this simple programmer can do<br />

<strong>for</strong> you and your job is done. Hope you will appreciate the economics of the idea.Sarma<br />

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[Quoting: Abhay] Ya ok ...... the Atmel datasheet mentions the use of two 33 microf<br />

capacitors with the crystal oscillator.... try...... o<br />

Hi Abhay, please look at the same datasheet carefully- you will notice that the CAPs are 33pF<br />

each (Pico farad-- and NOT Microfarad)thereis a musquito to elephant difference between pico<br />

to micro Hope this will help to serve you better.Sarma<br />

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Hello!I'm happy cause I solve the paralell <strong>ISP</strong> cable programming problem.But now I'm with a<br />

new problem.I implemented serial communication with 89s51 but when I turn off and turn on<br />

the 89s51 source it just don't operate more. I need to reprogram many times to it begin<br />

operate rightly.Someone with the same problem?<br />

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Hi suetaM,1. ensure that the 5V supply is noisefree. If you use 5V regulator -ensure that the<br />

input is more than 8Vdc even with a 20mA load at the output.2. ensure that the sck clock is<br />

set at LESS THAN 1/16th of the crystal frequency used.3. esuure that the cable length<br />

between RS232 port and the programmer is minimum.4. definitely check <strong>for</strong> any dry joints--<br />

DON'T USE TEMPORARY ESTABLISHMENT LIKE BREADBOARD as this will cause intermittant<br />

connections.5. put a 10uF capacitor between Vcc and Gnd VERY NEAR TO THE 89S52 PINS.6.<br />

ENSURE THAT PINS 40 AND 31 ARE CONNECTED PROPERLY. Perhaps you are already aware of<br />

all these funds.with these precautions you will succeed.Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

maryam<br />

on: 21 Jun 2007<br />

hi dear all,does this programmer work with winxp?<br />

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[Quoting: maryam] hi dear all,does this programmer work with winxp?<br />

Yes, it does work <strong>for</strong> win XP


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[Quoting: mvs sarma] Hi suetaM,1. ensure that the 5V supply is noisefree. If you use 5V<br />

regulator -ensure that the input is more than 8Vdc even with a 20mA load at the output.2.<br />

ensure that the sck clock is set at LESS THAN 1/16th of the crystal frequency used.3.<br />

esuure that the cable length between RS232 port and the programmer is minimum.4.<br />

definitely check <strong>for</strong> any dry joints-- DON'T USE TEMPORARY ESTABLISHMENT LIKE<br />

BREADBOARD as this will cause intermittant connections.5. put a 10uF capacitor between<br />

Vcc and Gnd VERY NEAR TO THE 89S52 PINS.6. ENSURE THAT PINS 40 AND 31 ARE<br />

CONNECTED PROPERLY. Perhaps you are already aware of all these funds.with these<br />

precautions you will succeed.Sarma<br />

I solve the problem using a capacitor between pins 40 and 20 from 89s51. Maybe it's a noise<br />

problem.<br />

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[Quoting: ]I solve the problem using a capacitor between pins 40 and 20 from 89s51.<br />

Maybe it's a noise problem.<br />

Yes, lately i discovered this <strong>ISP</strong> programmer is very prone to noize. try to reduce noize by all<br />

means...<br />

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on: 26 Jun 2007<br />

Thanks <strong>for</strong> info<br />

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Ibrahim Kamal<br />

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Posted by:<br />

mvs sarma<br />

on: 29 Jul 2007<br />

There seem to be no problem with the circuit or the software as somebody mentioned above.<br />

It works fine<br />

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you're great!!!your programer was the most intresting project i have done in my life.thank you<br />

very muchi hope bests <strong>for</strong> you.<br />

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my device is 89s52 but it didn't work the isp program send message "WRITE LOCKED" i check<br />

the cable,power and lockbits but i cant success to connect my device and isp program what do<br />

you think this problem??? When i erase the controller it is erased properly but not<br />

programmed..what should i do??i had also chek my controller on universal progrmmer it is<br />

found ok and program through it...but it can't program through isp?? pls help<br />

i am facing same type of problem?? had u find any solution??? pls let me know<br />

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[Quoting: danny] erase..okproblem:write error at adress 00000000 byte written:02 byte<br />

read: 00help me please<br />

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[Quoting: Jaspal] my device is 89s52 but it didn't work the isp program send message<br />

"WRITE LOCKED" i check the cable,power and lockbits but i cant success to connect my<br />

device and isp program what do you think this problem??? When i erase the controller it is<br />

erased properly but not programmed..what should i do??i had also chek my controller on<br />

universal progrmmer it is found ok and program through it...but it can't program through<br />

isp?? pls help<br />

have you tried to use another micro? i hade some micro controllers that accepted to be<br />

programmed via universal programmer but not through <strong>ISP</strong>...<br />

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please tell me it's specificationhow to use it with target hardware without removing ic<br />

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Attention Jaspal,you may have to completely errese the chip and check <strong>for</strong> blank condition.<br />

your program should not contain locking bits <strong>for</strong> the time beingyou have to set up the clk<br />

speed to a little below 1/16th of the crystal frequncy.you need to place a 10uF cap between<br />

Vcc and Gnd pins of the target IC.Please try out.Last but not leaset the Vcc should be 5+/-<br />

0.25 V DC<br />

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Posted by:<br />

ASHWINI<br />

on: 07 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 07 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ms. TORAL<br />

on: 07 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 07 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

nagesh<br />

on: 10 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 10 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

nagesh<br />

on: 10 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 10 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

mvs sarma<br />

on: 11 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

nagesh<br />

on: 12 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

i want to know how to transfer parallel data from port0 of IC 89C52 TO PORT 1 serially.<br />

this article explains what you need.<br />

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[Quoting: ASHWINI] i want to know how to transfer parallel data from port0 of IC 89C52 TO<br />

PORT 1 serially.<br />

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in 89C51, with 11.0592mhz crystal we r using two capacitors of 30 pf, why to use those two<br />

capacitor along with crystal?<br />

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[Quoting: Ms. TORAL] in 89C51, with 11.0592mhz crystal we r using two capacitors of 30<br />

pf, why to use those two capacitor along with crystal?<br />

Altough this has nothing to do with the subject of this page, i'll replie. Those capacitors are to<br />

assure te stability of the oscillating frequency. They are not critical <strong>for</strong> the operation of the<br />

mirco controller, but they'll increase the accuracy of the clock.<br />

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My <strong>ISP</strong> circuit works but sometimes.the problem is if i give"erase&program" command only<br />

some part of the hex file will be written and i shows "error in memory location C0 or FF10<br />

etc".So after being tried <strong>for</strong> 5-8 times, sometimes it may write completly..so plz clarify this<br />

problem.whether it may be due to circut or my computer port..? i've used 11.0935MHz<br />

crystal..<br />

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[Quoting: nagesh] My <strong>ISP</strong> circuit works but sometimes.the problem is if i<br />

give"erase&program" command only some part of the hex file will be written and i shows<br />

"error in memory location C0 or FF10 etc".So after being tried <strong>for</strong> 5-8 times, sometimes it<br />

may write completly..so plz clarify this problem.whether it may be due to circut or my<br />

computer port..? i've used 11.0935MHz crystal..<br />

This is most probably due to a noizy power supply. Add decoupling capacitors acrross the<br />

supply rails of your micro controller and try to use a better power supply. If you'r working with<br />

a 5V supply from a PC, try stepping down the 12V supply using a 7805 voltage regulator.Try<br />

also reducing the length of the cable to 0.5 m max.But be<strong>for</strong>e anything else, you may simply<br />

try to reduce the writing speed from "fastest" to something like 2Mhz.. Good luck<br />

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thanx <strong>for</strong> ur suggetions.And further I am using a SMPS adapter with variable output voltages<br />

to get 7V DC, then again i am using a LM7805 based regulator stage to obtain 5vdc and i've<br />

conneected a 0.01mF ceramic capacitor across the output rails..Now whether i've to eliminate<br />

this stage...? plz reply me..<br />

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[Quoting: nagesh] thanx <strong>for</strong> ur suggetions.And further I am using a SMPS adapter with<br />

variable output voltages to get 7V DC, then again i am using a LM7805 based regulator<br />

stage to obtain 5vdc and i've conneected a 0.01mF ceramic capacitor across the output<br />

rails..Now whether i've to eliminate this stage...? plz reply me..<br />

Those adapter tends to be pretty noizy. Try adjusting it to 9V or 12V instead of 7V. The<br />

capacitor is fine, keep it.try all the suggestions on this <strong>for</strong>um, and keep ut posted.good luck<br />

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Dear Nagesh, It is better you use a linear adopter salvaged from any unused devise with<br />

atleast above 8 V --say 9V DC. try using a 7805 with 4.7uF at its output -- this should serve<br />

your purpose. A noisy PSU will always trouble you. -- most important , try to minimize the<br />

cable length beteen PC and the programmer and also the <strong>ISP</strong> cable length. Sarma<br />

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Yeh..It works fine now.first i had reduced the writing speed to 2MHz,but there were errors<br />

sometime.then i reduced the cable length to half meter,and now it is fine..Thanx to supportive<br />

response by Mr.IKA and Mr.MVS Sarma<br />

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Good Morning if you have serial port <strong>ISP</strong> detail if you have kindly send me.The above kit i<br />

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ME Raja<br />

on: 20 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 20 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

sonu<br />

on: 21 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 21 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Sushila kumar<br />

Das<br />

on: 27 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Felipe Uderman<br />

on: 28 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Sushila kumar<br />

Das<br />

on: 29 Aug 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 30 Aug 2007<br />

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[Quoting: ME Raja] Good Morning if you have serial port <strong>ISP</strong> detail if you have kindly send<br />

me.The above kit i develop and send my feedbackThank youM E Raja<br />

hello, i don't fully inderstand the meaning of your message, but i understood you needed a<br />

serial <strong>ISP</strong> programmer, and I don't have it, but here is page that decribes how to build one.<br />

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sir i am very glad that you provide such a good project.sir can i have your email id to contact<br />

infuture <strong>for</strong> help..i am doing engineering.thanks<br />

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[Quoting: sonu] sir i am very glad that you provide such a good project.sir can i have your<br />

email id to contact infuture <strong>for</strong> help..i am doing engineering.thanks<br />

My e-mail is everywhere on the website.. i can't beleive spam robots found it, and you didn't!..<br />

try and go to the "contact" page.. maybe you'll find it! lol<br />

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This is very very interesting project <strong>for</strong> me .Actually I am beginner to this field.soplease guide<br />

me . Thanks<br />

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Hello. Thank you <strong>for</strong> this in<strong>for</strong>mation. Do you believe it is possible to adapt this solution to an<br />

USB or DB9 PC connection. My problem is that I dont have a DB25 connector on my PC. I also<br />

am looking <strong>for</strong> some sample or open source code of <strong>ISP</strong> programers. Thank you.<br />

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I am very very happy that your <strong>ISP</strong> is working tremondously.Thank you <strong>for</strong> this.Can you<br />

suggest a compiler(BASIC or C)<strong>for</strong> 89S52 application.<br />

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[Quoting: Sushila kumar Das] I am very very happy that your <strong>ISP</strong> is working<br />

tremondously.Thank you <strong>for</strong> this.Can you suggest a compiler(BASIC or C)<strong>for</strong> 89S52<br />

application.<br />

<strong>for</strong> all 8051 family (inc. 89s52) KEIL is my favorite choice, using C language.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Arsalan<br />

on: 19 Sep 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Didik<br />

on: 20 Sep 2007<br />

hi<br />

I JUST WANT TO ASK THAT CAN I USE 89C51 OR 89C52 FOR <strong>ISP</strong><br />

thanks to Ibrahim Kamal (ika@ikalogic.com)<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 21 Sep 2007<br />

[Quoting: Arsalan] hiI JUST WANT TO ASK THAT CAN I USE 89C51 OR 89C52 FOR <strong>ISP</strong><br />

No, one the 'S' series of the 8051 family is copatible with the <strong>ISP</strong>.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Abhisheik<br />

on: 22 Sep 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Richeek<br />

on: 27 Sep 2007<br />

We are trying to program AT89S8253. We made the circuit as mentioned. Still we cannot<br />

detect the microcontroller. When trying to read signature it shows error " Bad Signature or<br />

device unknown". Can anyone suggest.<br />

Hi<br />

I am using AT89S51 MCU .I have build your circuit given at:<br />

http://www.ikalogic.com/isp.php?rep=1186743748<br />

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The problem is that this circuit is working fine with AtMega16(i am able<br />

to dump the code) but with At89S51 i am unable to do it.(On the same computer)<br />

I have followed all your suggestions given on the <strong>for</strong>um.<br />

Can you please tell me what might be the cause of the problem?(i have made<br />

both the circuits on a breadborad).<br />

regards<br />

Richeek<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 28 Sep 2007<br />

[Quoting: Richeek] HiI am using AT89S51 MCU .I have build your circuit given<br />

at:http://www.ikalogic.com/isp.php?rep=1186743748The problem is that this circuit is<br />

working fine with AtMega16(i am ableto dump the code) but with At89S51 i am unable to do<br />

it.(On the same computer)I have followed all your suggestions given on the <strong>for</strong>um.Can you<br />

please tell me what might be the cause of the problem?(i have madeboth the circuits on a<br />

breadborad).regardsRicheek<br />

Here are my suggestions:<br />

- Try another MCU<br />

- Try another power supply<br />

- Use slower programming speed<br />

- use a 10 uF CAP btw pin 9 ant 5V<br />

- Shorten the cable<br />

good luck<br />

Posted by:<br />

Alfredo<br />

on: 28 Sep 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Alfredo<br />

on: 28 Sep 2007<br />

Hi...<br />

i think this is a great job!!! keep doing the right thing!<br />

I guess if this programmer will work with an AT89S8252???<br />

Hi...<br />

i think this is a great job!!! keep doing the right thing!<br />

I guess if this programmer will work with an AT89S8252???<br />

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Posted by:<br />

mvs sarma<br />

on: 01 Oct 2007<br />

Hey Alfredo,<br />

the device AT89S8252 and 8253 are also programmable with the software . A list of devices<br />

that could be programmed can be seen by clicking the button at the bottom of the software<br />

<strong>ISP</strong>porg.exe. the only issue is wiring the concerned pins to the device carefully while meeting<br />

the maufacturers specification <strong>for</strong> flash programming.<br />

As long as there is no need <strong>for</strong> High Vpp(of say 12V or so), things can be accomplished<br />

Regards<br />

Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Louis<br />

on: 15 Oct 2007<br />

hi, i make the circuit and test it whit 89s52, it wasn't auto recognized by the software, i <strong>for</strong>ced<br />

to 89s52, Now i can read the flash (the flash is new and i don´t have other), but i cant<br />

programa flash, erase its ok, but problem: write error at adress 00000000 byte written:0E<br />

byte read: FF.<br />

What Can I Do?<br />

XTAL=20MHz, C1=C2=22pf, uC=AT89S52, cable=40cm, 89S52-Pin31=5.2v, Vcc=5.2v,<br />

GND=0v.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Louis<br />

on: 16 Oct 2007<br />

problem: write error at adress 00000000 byte written:0E byte read: FF.<br />

its happend when windows can't access correctly the lpt port, the new version <strong>ISP</strong>prog 2007<br />

solved this problem.<br />

i found the new version (<strong>ISP</strong>prog v2007), and it solved my problem, now im using 2MHz in the


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program setting and in the uC a xtal de 20Mhz.<br />

Sorry but i cant rememberd wher i found the progrer 2007, i was looking <strong>for</strong> but i can't find it<br />

again. in google i wrote some like <strong>ISP</strong> programer 2007 or something similar.<br />

bye enjoy your programers like i'll enjoy mine<br />

Louis<br />

Someone know how i can use highter speed than 2Mhz in the program? if my xtal is 20Mhz?<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Louis<br />

on: 16 Oct 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 17 Oct 2007<br />

here is the version 2007 of <strong>ISP</strong> programmer i find it again jejejej, it work fine in Win Vista,<br />

first install 'giveio' (unlock LPT port) and them enjoy <strong>ISP</strong>prog2007<br />

http://www.amwaw.edu.pl/~adybkows/elka/ispprog.html<br />

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[Quoting: Louis] here is the version 2007 of <strong>ISP</strong> programmer i find it again jejejej, it work<br />

fine in Win Vista, first install 'giveio' (unlock LPT port) and them enjoy <strong>ISP</strong>prog2007<br />

http://www.amwaw.edu.pl/~adybkows/elka/ispprog.html<br />

Thanks a lot <strong>for</strong> this contribution.<br />

I hope this helps other users who enountered some similar problems while programming...<br />

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Posted by:<br />

tumee_mongolia<br />

on: 22 Oct 2007<br />

hello.<br />

Please help me. My device is 89C52.<br />

I many times tried to programming to 89c52.<br />

But I can't do it. please help me.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

tumee_mongolia<br />

on: 22 Oct 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 22 Oct 2007<br />

Hello.<br />

Please anyone can help me?<br />

My device is 89C52. I many times tried to programming to my device. But I can't do it. Help<br />

me<br />

thk's<br />

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[Quoting: tumee_mongolia] Hello.Please anyone can help me?My device is 89C52. I many<br />

times tried to programming to my device. But I can't do it. Help methk's<br />

hello! it is written all over this page that the <strong>ISP</strong> is not compatible with the 'C' series like the<br />

89C52... just read this <strong>for</strong>um. or read the list of compatible devices at the top of the page.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Kishor Soni<br />

on: 22 Oct 2007<br />

Dear sir,<br />

I am using Your <strong>ISP</strong> software and M Asim Khan's <strong>ISP</strong> Software.<br />

Both were working very good. Today I get Fresh 89S52 chip with 0742<br />

Batch code. with this chip any of these programmer not works.<br />

What is the reason<br />

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Posted by:<br />

sushila kumarn<br />

das<br />

on: 27 Oct 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 27 Oct 2007<br />

I am using <strong>ISP</strong> programmer <strong>for</strong> 89C52. It is reading the microcontroller excelently but during<br />

writing operation of compiled HEx files it is showing error such as "error at 0000000 memory<br />

location " or "error at first line"<br />

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[Quoting: sushila kumarn das] I am using <strong>ISP</strong> programmer <strong>for</strong> 89C52. It is reading the<br />

microcontroller excelently but during writing operation of compiled HEx files it is showing<br />

error such as "error at 0000000 memory location " or "error at first line"


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Mr, the 89C52 DOES NOT HAVE an <strong>ISP</strong> port. you are probably reading rubish, and when you<br />

write you still read rubish during data verification, so you get this error. PLEASE EVERYBODY,<br />

STOP TRYRING TO GET HELP to make it work with 89C52, becuase simply it WONT.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

sumeet<br />

on: 27 Oct 2007<br />

I have a better design than this one see me at A 201 RK hall any time<br />

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Posted by:<br />

yac<br />

on: 29 Oct 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

mvs sarma<br />

on: 02 Nov 2007<br />

Thank ikalogic very much. My isp is good. I think this is a good programmer. Easier, Cheaper,<br />

Faster ... I have 30' to finished this<br />

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[Quoting: sumeet] I have a better design than this one see me at A 201 RK hall any time<br />

see me at A 201 RK hall any time ?? why not provide a link here, Sumeet?<br />

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Posted by:<br />

anirudh<br />

on: 03 Nov 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

farshad<br />

mohandespour<br />

on: 04 Nov 2007<br />

sorry <strong>for</strong> dis long post but i need urgent help<br />

thanx a lot<br />

I want to lern progerammer 89c51<br />

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farshad<br />

mohandespour<br />

on: 04 Nov 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

mvs sarma<br />

on: 04 Nov 2007<br />

[Quoting: tumee_mongolia] Hello.Please anyone can help me?My device is 89C52. I many<br />

times tried to programming to my device. But I can't do it. Help methk's<br />

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Hai, Frashad,<br />

It was time again told by IKA the the programmer mentioned here works <strong>for</strong> 89S51 or S52<br />

and NOT FOR 89C51 OR C52.<br />

<strong>for</strong> c51(2) you need another type of programmer. try google <strong>for</strong> that<br />

Mean time perhaps you know that 89S52 is cheap enough and you may <strong>for</strong>get c51 and go <strong>for</strong><br />

S52. I f you want to change over to S52 this programmer will serve you.<br />

all the best<br />

Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

mvs sarma<br />

on: 04 Nov 2007<br />

Hai, Anirudh,<br />

Did you connect +5V Vcc to pin31?<br />

also please put a 0.1 disk and 10uF electrolytic cap across Vcc and Ground pins,VERY CLOSE<br />

TO THE ic.<br />

pLEASE ENSURE THAT THE CABLE LENGTH BETWEEN THE LPT PORT AND the programming<br />

board is reduced to less than 1.5 feet or so. Check your connctions <strong>for</strong> correctness.<br />

all the best<br />

Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Amit<br />

on: 13 Nov 2007<br />

Hi<br />

I am new to the 8051 world! I want to write the programmer <strong>for</strong> AT89S51 using DB9<br />

connector. I am facing problem with the section of Serial <strong>Programming</strong> <strong>In</strong>struction set of Data<br />

sheet of At89S51.<br />

http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/doc2487.pdf<br />

Chapter 20<br />

Does the Byte 4 column is <strong>In</strong>put Column or Output Column?<br />

Please help me out?<br />

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Posted by:<br />

MVS Sarma<br />

on: 15 Nov 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

amit<br />

on: 26 Nov 2007<br />

Hi Amit, As I understand it byte 4 is DATA ,<br />

if it is read mode itis output from, and if in write mode it is input to, the controller.<br />

the mode is perhaps defined in byte 1<br />

Sarma<br />

Hi,<br />

I am using DB9 connector. reference circuit down.<br />

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The program Enable instruction on AT89S51 does not shows<br />

0x69 value on MOSI to confirm <strong>Programming</strong> mode enabled.<br />

Can any bodu help?<br />

Vcc o<br />

|<br />

|10 uF<br />

___<br />

___<br />

/ | \\<br />

|<br />

|<br />

| 1.22 KOhms RST<br />

-----------/\\/\\/\\/\\--------------<br />

|<br />

|<br />

|<br />

| Pin 3----------------------------------- MOSI<br />

| Pin 7___________________________________ MISO<br />

/ Pin 8___________________________________ SCK<br />

\\<br />

/9.22 KOhms<br />

\\<br />

/<br />

|<br />

|<br />

|<br />

|<br />

| GND<br />

-----<br />

---<br />

-<br />

Moreover, I am reading 0xff values on alternate byte addresses not on every byte address<br />

after chip erase.<br />

e.g. Address Data<br />

0xfa 00<br />

0xfb 0xff<br />

0xfc 00<br />

and so on, and this is conssitent <strong>for</strong> memory location.<br />

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mvs sarma<br />

on: 26 Nov 2007<br />

[Quoting: amit] Hi,I am using DB9 connector. reference circuit down.The program Enable<br />

instruction on AT89S51 does not shows0x69 value on MOSI to confirm <strong>Programming</strong> mode<br />

enabled.Can any bodu help?..........Moreover, I am reading 0xff values on alternate byte<br />

addresses not on every byte address after chip erase.e.g. Address Data 0xfa 00 0xfb 0xff<br />

0xfc 00 and so on, and this is conssitent <strong>for</strong> memory location.<br />

Hi, Amit,<br />

you have not mentioned asto which driver software you are using <strong>for</strong> db9 socket and<br />

programming 89S51.<br />

i wonder whether you have written a driver software. if so I would be interested to test it .<br />

Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Anonymous<br />

visitor<br />

on: 26 Nov 2007<br />

[Quoting: mvs sarma]<br />

[Quoting: amit] Hi,I am using DB9 connector. reference circuit down.The program Enable<br />

instruction on AT89S51 does not shows0x69 value on MOSI to confirm <strong>Programming</strong><br />

mode enabled.Can any bodu help?..........Moreover, I am reading 0xff values on alternate<br />

byte addresses not on every byte address after chip erase.e.g. Address Data 0xfa 00 0xfb<br />

0xff 0xfc 00 and so on, and this is conssitent <strong>for</strong> memory location.<br />

Hi, Amit, you have not mentioned asto which driver software you are using <strong>for</strong> db9 socket<br />

and programming 89S51.i wonder whether you have written a driver software. if so I would<br />

be interested to test it .Sarma<br />

I used at89prog s/w. That is written <strong>for</strong> AT89S8252. I changed the instruction set <strong>for</strong><br />

At89S51.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Om Prakash<br />

on: 26 Nov 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Anonymous<br />

visitor<br />

on: 26 Nov 2007<br />

This project worked fine on Windows98 but as soon as I upgraded to WindowsXP, the<br />

programmer is unable to identify the devices. What could be the problem, I used AT89S51.<br />

What is the use of a system file included in the zip file. Please guide. Thanks & regards<br />

[Quoting: mvs sarma]<br />

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[Quoting: amit] Hi,I am using DB9 connector. reference circuit down.The program Enable<br />

instruction on AT89S51 does not shows0x69 value on MOSI to confirm <strong>Programming</strong><br />

mode enabled.Can any bodu help?..........Moreover, I am reading 0xff values on alternate<br />

byte addresses not on every byte address after chip erase.e.g. Address Data 0xfa 00 0xfb<br />

0xff 0xfc 00 and so on, and this is conssitent <strong>for</strong> memory location.<br />

Hi, Amit, you have not mentioned asto which driver software you are using <strong>for</strong> db9 socket<br />

and programming 89S51.i wonder whether you have written a driver software. if so I would<br />

be interested to test it .Sarma<br />

I used at89prog s/w. That is written <strong>for</strong> AT89S8252. I changed the instruction set <strong>for</strong><br />

At89S51.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Amit<br />

on: 27 Nov 2007<br />

[Quoting: ]<br />

I canot do this because my lap top doesn't have the parallel port, it has USB port.<br />

This is the reason I had to re invent the wheel.<br />

Can you help me, why i am not able to seee byte 0x69 on MISO on program enable<br />

instruction?<br />

Is the hardware connection <strong>for</strong> Reset is a problem?<br />

The at89prog can be downloaded from http://jelmer.vernstok.nl/oss/at89prog/<br />

its <strong>for</strong> Linux. You have build the executable with the makefile<br />

regards<br />

Amit<br />

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Posted by:<br />

MVS Sarma<br />

on: 27 Nov 2007<br />

[Quoting: Amit]<br />

[Quoting: ]<br />

I canot do this because my lap top doesn't have the parallel port, it has USB port.This is the<br />

reason I had to re invent the wheel.Can you help me, why i am not able to seee byte 0x69<br />

on MISO on program enable instruction?Is the hardware connection <strong>for</strong> Reset is a problem?<br />

The at89prog can be downloaded from http://jelmer.vernstok.nl/oss/at89prog/its <strong>for</strong> Linux.<br />

You have build the executable with the makefileregardsAmit<br />

i can't manage Linux as i am just new(at my 62nd year) as just started using fedoracore7.<br />

on the other hand if you have winXP,you may try ponyprog at www.ponyprog.com<br />

you study the schematics main and the one supporting 89s53. a combination of these two and<br />

the software given by them will help you manage with the COM port.<br />

I would also be interested in the outcome.


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Ronald<br />

on: 03 Dec 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 04 Dec 2007<br />

Can I connect a parallel db db25 which is used to connect between the PC to print, to connect<br />

to at89s52 <strong>for</strong> isp?<br />

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[Quoting: Ronald] Can I connect a parallel db db25 which is used to connect between the PC<br />

to print, to connect to at89s52 <strong>for</strong> isp?<br />

Yes, but you may have to shorten the cable to 1m or less<br />

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Posted by:<br />

lellis<br />

on: 04 Dec 2007<br />

hi. can I program the atmega48V whith the isp programmer? sorry , my english is not good.<br />

tks!<br />

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lellis<br />

on: 04 Dec 2007<br />

I see!! may be works!! I´ll test!! and tell you!<br />

tks again!!<br />

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Posted by:<br />

neeru<br />

on: 06 Dec 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

firdaus<br />

on: 09 Dec 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 10 Dec 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

jigesh mehta<br />

on: 11 Dec 2007<br />

plz tell wat does basically the S series stands <strong>for</strong> in IC 89S51& how it is different 4m other<br />

series like C series etc.???<br />

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hallo, i m from indonesia<br />

my isp working very good but i need isp with serial port because my laptop don't have parallel<br />

port, may be can u design to me.<br />

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I am willing to design a serial port based <strong>ISP</strong> programmer, but be aware, it will be more<br />

complicated, and it wont be available on the site be<strong>for</strong>e a couple of monthes. What you can do<br />

right now is to use a USB to parallel port adapter. it should work without problems. good luck.<br />

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I am design <strong>ISP</strong> programming cable <strong>for</strong> at89s52 microcontroller. but <strong>In</strong> that i have not<br />

programe the IC AT89S52. I am seting AEC-<strong>ISP</strong>.I have problem is give Device signature is<br />

differant when many times cilk on read signature. so give help...<br />

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Posted by:<br />

aman<br />

on: 13 Dec 2007<br />

dear sir<br />

if i connected lcd with port 1, the entire port will be occupied with the data port of lcd..<br />

my quest is this..shall i remove the lcd data cable from the P1 be<strong>for</strong>e downloading the hex<br />

code with the isp cable because it is<br />

P1 port of the IC...or it will download the hex. i dont want to touch the hardware.<br />

it is possible to programme the chip without removing any hardware interfacing devices from<br />

the P1.<br />

aman<br />

india<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Bozo<br />

on: 13 Dec 2007<br />

I just won´t to say thank you wery much. I´m more then the satisfied with this programer. It<br />

isn´worked from the first time, so I modified it. At the end of the cable from the programer to<br />

the target board, I put the resistor 330E in serial with te sck line and then capacitor 120pF<br />

from the sck to gnd. Since then I have no problem. I have programed At89s2051 and<br />

Atmega8.<br />

Hello from Slovenia,<br />

Bozo


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Posted by:<br />

MVS Sarma<br />

on: 14 Dec 2007<br />

[Quoting: neeru] plz tell wat does basically the S series stands <strong>for</strong> in IC 89S51& how it is<br />

different 4m other series like C series etc.???<br />

Hai Neeru, a simple download and comparitive study of both datasheets would clarify your<br />

doubts and also further your knowledge on these <strong>chips</strong>. please do so,and you will learn a lot.<br />

Regards<br />

Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Ronald<br />

on: 17 Dec 2007<br />

HOw can I know if may MCU board is working properly?<br />

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Posted by:<br />

MVS Sarma<br />

on: 19 Dec 2007<br />

[Quoting: Ronald] HOw can I know if may MCU board is working properly?<br />

PERHAPS YOU HAVE TO WRITE A SMALL PROGRAM LIKE BLINKING LIGHTS, HELLO WORLD<br />

ETC TO BE ABLE TO CONFIRM ITS WORKING- THAT TOO PROVIDED YOUR PROGRAM DOESN'T<br />

HAVE BUGS<br />

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Posted by:<br />

eys<br />

on: 21 Dec 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

bharat raj<br />

on: 21 Dec 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

MVS Sarma<br />

on: 21 Dec 2007<br />

Hi,<br />

I'm considering to build up an <strong>ISP</strong> programmer <strong>for</strong> AT89LP2052/4052, but I noticed there are<br />

no such devices on the <strong>ISP</strong> programmer software device selection tab. Does it work if I select<br />

AT89S2051/4051?<br />

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hi... can u pls help me ... very urgent... can we use this programmer <strong>for</strong> atmega32....<br />

Hai, Bharat Raj,<br />

Yes there is provision in software to program ATmega32<br />

please check in setup and select the device.<br />

tick"don't autodetect the device"<br />

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@eys<br />

can you please cross compare the <strong>chips</strong> to see the diiference.<br />

Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

dattatraya.s<br />

on: 22 Dec 2007<br />

i am from hubli city karnataka india i visited this website first time lot of in<strong>for</strong>mations i found<br />

on this . i am going to constuct isp <strong>for</strong> 89s52 hopes this article helps a lot<br />

than u<br />

datta<br />

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Ronald<br />

on: 22 Dec 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

bharat raj<br />

on: 25 Dec 2007<br />

Posted by:<br />

bittu<br />

When I connect the isp programmer to the parallel port of the pc, the LED of the <strong>ISP</strong><br />

programmer will turn on? OR the isp programmers led will turn on when its connected to the<br />

MCU board even if the isp programmer in not connected to the parallel port of the pc?<br />

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hi sharma... i did as u said... but, still am not able to program my atmega32..... i made the<br />

circuit as it is given but, the software is not at all detecting the chip..... wat may all be the<br />

problems which i can debugg.. and may i also know that can we burn the chip using<br />

avrstudio4.... itried to use the software but, communication is failed btw the burner and the<br />

comp. what all modifications can i do..<br />

Will this work <strong>for</strong> 8052 microcontroller...?<br />

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Posted by:<br />

MVS Sarma<br />

on: 07 Jan 2008<br />

Hai, Bharat Raj,<br />

1. Which crystal you have used?<br />

2. Did you set the speed to less than crystal frequency/16?<br />

3. <strong>In</strong> the set up did you use AEC <strong>ISP</strong>?<br />

4. Whether the port used is LPT1.<br />

5. what type computer you use? Did you check +5V? or itis less?<br />

6. Did you pull up the pin31 as generally needed.<br />

Regards<br />

Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

MVS Sarma<br />

on: 07 Jan 2008<br />

Hai, Bittu,<br />

Many times it is mentioned that it is <strong>for</strong> only 89S51 and 89S52<br />

however the list of devices possible is gine in the software package and see them by pressing<br />

SETUP and pressing a button at the device select.<br />

Regards<br />

Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

MVS Sarma<br />

on: 07 Jan 2008<br />

[Quoting: Bozo] I just won´t to say thank you wery much. I´m more then the satisfied with<br />

this programer. It isn´worked from the first time, so I modified it. At the end of the cable<br />

from the programer to the target board, I put the resistor 330E in serial with te sck line and<br />

then capacitor 120pF from the sck to gnd. Since then I have no problem. I have programed<br />

At89s2051 and Atmega8. Hello from Slovenia, Bozo<br />

Nice Bozo, you sorted out the issues and happy that it works!!Lovely<br />

Sarma<br />

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Anonymous<br />

visitor<br />

on: 07 Jan 2008<br />

[Quoting: jigesh mehta] I am design <strong>ISP</strong> programming cable <strong>for</strong> at89s52 microcontroller.<br />

but <strong>In</strong> that i have not programe the IC AT89S52. I am seting AEC-<strong>ISP</strong>.I have problem is<br />

give Device signature is differant when many times cilk on read signature. so give help...<br />

Hai Jigesh, At the right side top there is one button called "setup". press it and at the bottom<br />

of the new window youhave the device select.<br />

either you can set it by manual selection by clicking don't autodetect. press the button<br />

adjecent and a list of devices opens up. go to the device you want and select it<br />

therafter you go ahead. AEC <strong>ISP</strong> is a method LPT pins are selected. <strong>for</strong> what we are are using<br />

it is AEC <strong>ISP</strong><br />

All the best<br />

Sarma<br />

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mvs sarma<br />

on: 07 Jan 2008<br />

[Quoting: MVS Sarma] Hai, Bharat Raj,1. Which crystal you have used? 2. Did you set the<br />

speed to less than crystal frequency/16?3. <strong>In</strong> the set up did you use AEC <strong>ISP</strong>?4. Whether<br />

the port used is LPT1.5. what type computer you use? Did you check +5V? or itis less?6. Did<br />

you pull up the pin31 as generally needed.Regards Sarma<br />

I beg to offer correction please see the circuit published by IKA, and specifically stated that no<br />

crystal needed. thus we pay put it in fastest speed option and software will take care of. also<br />

pin31 is shown connected to ground in ATMEGA16<br />

Thus ATMega32 may follow suite and the best would be to check with datasheet of ATMega32.<br />

Sarma<br />

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Ronald<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Ibrahim Kamal<br />

on: 12 Jan 2008<br />

Is the circuit of isp programmer is also the same of the circuit of a parallel db25 connector<br />

which is used <strong>for</strong> interfacing printer to pc?<br />

[Quoting: Ronald]<br />

[Quoting: ]<br />

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Is the circuit of isp programmer is also the same of the circuit of a parallel db25 connector<br />

which is used <strong>for</strong> interfacing printer to pc?<br />

Not at all, The printers use a compleately different protocole, which is dedicated to printer/PC<br />

communication, where all the I/O pins of the db25 connector are used.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

Ronald<br />

on: 12 Jan 2008<br />

Posted by:<br />

abu salim<br />

on: 13 Jan 2008<br />

Hi..<br />

I have a problem with my isp programmer. Well, my isp programmer work well,and can down<br />

load a program to the mcu baord.But sometimes the isp software can't read the signature of<br />

my at89s52 board and the pin 31 is connected to vcc. This gives me a Depression. Can you<br />

help me..<br />

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dear mr ibrahim,<br />

let's me introduce my self, my nama is Abu Salim, i come from <strong>In</strong>donesia, i hope you know<br />

where is indonesia :)<br />

thanx <strong>for</strong> your tutorial ini this site. it's really helps me.<br />

but i've a few problem about <strong>ISP</strong> programming <strong>for</strong> uC Atmel 89S5x.<br />

i've tried a few different schematics <strong>for</strong> <strong>ISP</strong> including yours,<br />

but un<strong>for</strong>natelly it can work. most of those program said that<br />

"they can't write to uC", "no response from uC", "the device signatures is not same", etc.<br />

Please tell me, how to solve this problem ?<br />

it's there any possibilitis that problems related with my OS,<br />

i'm using Ms Windows XP Home SP2 and sometime XP Prof SP2<br />

(of course, not genuine, it's common in my country :),<br />

as i know in Windows XP it's more difficult to get access to hardware.<br />

thanks <strong>for</strong> your response.<br />

abu salim<br />

---------<br />

salimcomp@gmail.com<br />

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ved<br />

on: 14 Jan 2008<br />

Posted by:<br />

andrick jones<br />

on: 19 Jan 2008<br />

hi......i am beginner in controller world but this site make more easy to work. thanks<br />

Hi... this one is a great circuit!.. thanks a lot! ;-)<br />

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...I have observed one strange problem: the programmer works fine on my comp (2001 model<br />

original intel 845 mobo) but does not work on newer comps (like a 2005 model intel mobo). It<br />

does not detect the controller signature. It'll be great if you can point out a remedy!...<br />

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Posted by:<br />

yo<br />

on: 19 Jan 2008<br />

i get "no data in file" error when trying to program<br />

this file have been tested in other programmer and worked<br />

can u help me out<br />

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MVS Sarma<br />

on: 19 Jan 2008<br />

[Quoting: yo] i get "no data in file" error when trying to program this file have been tested<br />

in other programmer and workedcan u help me out<br />

I use this circuit and the concerned software in <strong>In</strong>tel915GLVG mobo and it has been working<br />

well and with winXP. What exectly is your motherboard number?


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Posted by:<br />

Daniel8484<br />

on: 23 Jan 2008<br />

I got it working with 1 meter cable :D, just add the 10k resitor and 10u Capacitor on the rst as<br />

suggested.<br />

Thanks <strong>for</strong> share with us your <strong>ISP</strong> =D<br />

I have just one question... i need a cable that works with BASCOM 8051 from atmel directly, i<br />

saw that BASCOM supports STK200/300, there is a way to ajust your model to turn it similar<br />

to stk and bascom see it?<br />

Or you have any in<strong>for</strong>mation of anyone that got BASCOM to program a 89s52? and what cable<br />

he uses?<br />

Thanks <strong>for</strong> any help :D<br />

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MVS Sarma<br />

on: 31 Jan 2008<br />

[Quoting: yo] i get "no data in file" error when trying to program this file have been tested<br />

in other programmer and worked can u help me out<br />

CAN YOU PUT YOUR FILE COPY SO THAT WE COULD ANALYZE BY SIMULATION<br />

Sarma<br />

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Posted by:<br />

pratham<br />

on: 04 Feb 2008<br />

Hi,<br />

I am trying to program the AT89S52.<br />

The software does not give an error while reading the flash.<br />

(It reads the flash as all 0xFF which looks ok),<br />

but if I try to program the flash, it gives an error message:<br />

"Write error at adress 00000000 byte written 01 byte read FF"<br />

Can you suggest the possible reason <strong>for</strong> this?<br />

Can I presume that the read operation is working ok?<br />

Thanks & Regards,<br />

Pratham.<br />

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Posted by:<br />

MVS Sarma<br />

on: 06 Feb 2008<br />

It is clear that it is not writing, so 0xff remain there.<br />

please check the connections at pin31 to Vdd is proper. also check whether you have the 10uF<br />

and parallel104 disc cap as filter between pins 40(Vdd) and PIN20 (Vss).check the setting of<br />

programming speed in the ispprog software<br />

set it to "1/16" th or less of the crystal you have used.<br />

you also ensure that the cable used is not longer than say 15or 20 inches. better slect the<br />

device manually instead of leaving to software.<br />

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