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<strong>In</strong> <strong>System</strong> Programmer (<strong>ISP</strong>) <strong>for</strong> <strong>ATMEL</strong> micro controllers<br />

http://www.ikalogic.com/isp.php<br />

Page 12 of 29<br />

26-02-2008<br />

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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