Closed turtlekiosk closed 6 months ago
What do you mean, "swapped"? Are they labeled incorrectly? That's not been the case when i flashed them.
So i assume you just have a programmer that has a 6-pin connector for the ISP headers and those two pins are swapped on it? That's unfortunate then, but would indicate that your programmer probably just uses a non-standard layout?
Ah sorry, you're right, the actual pinout is correct. I didn't notice because I was using an Arduino as ISP to flash the chips so I was manually inserting the leads into each pin, but I do think the labels for SCK and MOSI are labeled incorrectly.
Thanks, i just fixed it.
btw. @turtlekiosk The original firmware is not compatible with this PCB. I have a fork that works with the PCB we designed and also has some additional functionality. https://github.com/evilscientress/split-flap
@evilscientress Could you clarify, is the firmware you have updated compatible with this updated PCB?
@btaylor112 yes. @codingcatgirl and me designed the PCB together. The firmware was modified specifically for this PCB.
Hi, this is a great design and I got it fabbed at JLC. I was trying to program the atmega using the ISP pins and I noticed the MOSI and SCK pins are swapped on the board!