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== Goals == | == Goals == | ||
− | My first target will be the STK500. This will | + | My first target will be the STK500. This will easy development and debugging. I'll hook everything up with those nifty prototyping wires from SparkFun. |
Then I'm going to wire it up on a breadboard. I think. | Then I'm going to wire it up on a breadboard. I think. | ||
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== Current state == | == Current state == | ||
+ | * Got the prototype boards. Fumbled a bit with the soldering but got ''something'' to work and a picture to prove it: | ||
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− | + | * I'm busy designing the schermatic and the board. | |
+ | * I'm busy writing the firmware, even though my STK500 and AVR JTag MkII are still on the road. |