Hi,
i purchased about 5 AT90s8515 chipset from a local supplier, but i am not able to program them while it will erase but does not write correctly.

then i purchased from those guys here:

http://www.avrexperts.com

there chips are programmable without any error and its working amazing on the N3 flash for the 241 and the 240 no issues,

i did contacted them and they told me the fuse settings are set on those so they can be programmed with any programmer not the 40 pin only.


can anybody tell how to program the other chips i got from my local supplier?
:sad:

8515's can be programmed using ol school prog called "Jeepers", that is if the 8515 is being used on an AVR board w/ 25 pin LPT. the atmel 2313's can be programmed w/ a simple lil homemade programmer, like the one i made here...

http://i590.photobucket.com/albums/ss350/Hollyweedinabowl/atmelprogPIC.gif

( iknow, crappy pic)

LOL the N3 flash huh??? stop trying to sell your obsolete products.

LOL the N3 flash huh??? stop trying to sell your obsolete products.

yes N3 flash. The flash to get your emu talking with pc and receiver

I flashed mine using older jeepers, programmed atmel and eeprom fine.

yes N3 flash. The flash to get your emu talking with pc and receiver

I flashed mine using older jeepers, programmed atmel and eeprom fine.


LOL sorry, thought you meant cardless EMU

LOL sorry, thought you meant cardless EMU

It only requires a sub at a server side, client sides use maxmel boards, not sure if this qualifies as "cardless" :)

LOL the N3 flash huh??? stop trying to sell your obsolete products.He's not selling anything, he only offers info to those who are really into testing. And reading all that he posted lately, it seems that he is going well, and I personally congratulate him.:yes::yes:
It needs a sub at the server side, but a 102 image (married to the ird to be used) has to be entered to the folder that starts the connection.