How to flash microcontroller through LTP port?

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RokkerRuslan2013-11-26 18:55:03

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RokkerRuslan, 2013-11-26 18:55:03

Newbie question though. I hook ATMega8515 through LTP port. As an assembler, I use the built-in AVR Studio 4, but it turns out that it does not support STK 200. How can I, having a hex file, bring it into the controller. Requests about STK 200 give out only programmer schematics, but I need a program (under Windows 7) and documentation for it. Thank you.

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RokkerRuslan, 2013-12-22
@RokkerRuslan

If anyone needs it: I translate asm into machine code and give it to the CodeVisionAVR input, the program flashes without problems.

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ArcAngelID, 2013-11-26
@ArcAngelID

http://easyelectronics.ru/avr-shag-pervyj-programmator.html
http://www.getchip.net/posts/delaem-lpt-programmator-dlya-avr-mikrokontrollerov/
http://habrahabr.ru/post /137740/
And then do it yourself http://easyelectronics.ru/usb-programmator-avr-usbasp.html
Perfectly supports the Seven
i.e. Try as a thread through COM \ LPT to flash a USBasp controller for yourself, there is a Ksazama programmer for it, and you will sew via USB and this program, if only LPT \ COM then PonyProg http://cxem.net/beginner/beginner74.php
or http://yourdevice.net/projekt/gui-avrdude-2

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Alexander, 2013-12-22
@komjaga

a little off topic
For a beginner, I advise you to buy such garbage www.chipdip.ru/product/stm32f0discovery only 800 rubles and a debugger and a modern 32-bit Cortex-M0 in one bottle
can be found even cheaper