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Hey there, after suffering from a severe case of NIH I've decided to write some assembly for the ATtiny1614: https://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/en/ATTINY1614
It's not directly listed in avra's d…
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I installed it manually, but after the installation was successful, there was no development board model I needed. The model I needed was: ATtiny1604-SSN
Please tell me how should I operate?
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I'm interested in adding support for the new AVR chips, 0/1/2-series tinyAVR and megaAVR, that have been released in the past few years. While overall the cores look a lot like classic AVR cores, ther…
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Spencer,
I found out that for bytes 0x0E to 0x17 of SIGROW, it contains the Lot Number, Wafer Number and X, Y coordinates (of the chip silicon on a wafer). It is disclosed on [How to read serial nu…
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heya, so in a branch of my standalone programmer library ive merged in enough
https://gitlab.com/bradanlane/portaprog
to allow read/write/verify of flash and fuses (eeprom not done yet)
good news: …
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I am using the following sketch with the ATTinyCore Board Manager targeting an ATTiny84A. When I try to compile the sketch I get the following error. If I use the `TIM1_OVF_vect` to interrupt on timer…
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Unlike other AVRs, the internal oscillator in the ATtiny13/A runs at 9.6 MHz and is dividable down to 4.8 MHz, 1.2MHz, and 600kHz.
It would be great if these existed pre-compiled bootloaders for thes…
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### Discussed in https://github.com/SpenceKonde/megaTinyCore/discussions/891
Originally posted by **icarusbop** January 6, 2023
Hello
I have a Raspberry Pi connected to a test circuit with…
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As the title says, i can't seem to change the DAC reference from internal 0.55V. I tried all the options except for the external reference and the full scale output remains 0.548V as measured.
I'm …