Paradisetronic.com USBasp ISP Programmer 3.3V / 5V with Cable for Atmel AVR, Arduino, ICSP Programming
Detalles
- Brand
- Hardware interfaceUSB
- StyleModern
- Compatible devicesTablet
- Operating systemLinux
Descripción
🚀 Elevate Your Coding Game!
- IDE INTEGRATION - Works flawlessly with Arduino IDE, AVRDUDE, and BASCOM for streamlined development.
- COMPACT EFFICIENT - Designed for portability, making it the perfect companion for on-the-go developers.
- INCLUDED ESSENTIALS - Comes with a USBasp module and matching flat ribbon cable for immediate use.
- EMPOWER YOUR PROJECTS - Seamlessly program ATMEL microcontrollers and Arduino boards with ease.
- VERSATILE VOLTAGE OPTIONS - Easily switch between 3.3V and 5V output for maximum compatibility.
The Paradisetronic.com USBasp ISP Programmer is a versatile tool designed for programming ATMEL microcontrollers and Arduino boards. It supports both 3.3V and 5V output, adjustable via jumper, and is compatible with popular programming environments like Arduino IDE, AVRDUDE, and BASCOM. The package includes a USBasp module and a matching flat ribbon cable, making it an essential addition to any developer's toolkit.
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B**B
Works
Works. Need to install driver using ZADIG (zadig.akeo.ie/). I had to use the 'libusbK (v3.1.0.0)' driver to work on Windows 11.
L**N
Works well once fixed
First time I plugged it in my Mac reported a USB error and shutdown all my USB ports!After some time with a magnifying glass I found a tiny solder bridge between 5V and Ground. After breaking that and checking all the other soldering (everything else was OK) it then worked.It is my go to programmer for working with various ATmega based boards at both 3.3V and 5V. But if you buy one you'd better check out all the soldering!I also added a header to JP3 which can be jumpered to program super slow - only needed when programming blank ATmega's and then only if you can't slow down programming in software (e.g. avrdude -B3 ...)
A**R
Does not work.
This isn't compatible with Atmel and is not "USBASP". The USBASP driver does not recognise the device. When plugged into a Linux machine, no USB port comes up. Complete waste of time and money. Apparently, it is compatible with some Chinese GUI tool...
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