Avrdude Usb Serial Drivers
Mar 08, 2012 I'm running WinXP and AVRdude 5.1 - it came bundled with avr-gcc-3.4.6 (WinAVR-20060421). Do i have to rebuild avrdude with usb support? When i pass the usb option i am told the device cannot be found. Thanks for any info! Edit: just to be a little more specific - it seems to me like i have to rebuild it with usb support.
Where Is The AVRISP USB Programmer When I Plug It In? Where Is The AVRISP USB Programmer When I Plug It In?.
From: Robert L Cochran. To: For users of Fedora Core releases.
Subject: Where Is The AVRISP USB Programmer When I Plug It In?. Date: Fri, 05 Jan 2007 18:35:11 -0500 I have an AVRISP programmer bought from an Ebay merchant. It is a USB device and connects to my FC5 machine's USB ports on one end and the Atmel device I wish to program at the other end (using a 10-pin IDC cable intended for in-system programming.) I'm using avrdude to move my code to the AVR device.
The problem seems to be avrdude can't find the programmer. I could be wrong about this.
Quote: I know the AVRUSB works because I can talk to it in Studio v6 That is likely your problem. With Atmel USB tools (that use the Jungo driver) it's usually a case of either/or when using AS6 or avrdude.
The fact is that AS6 talks to Jungo which talks to the AVRISPmkII. When you run avrdude it talks to libusb abd libusb cannot 'see' your AVRISPmkII as it's being controlled by Jungo. The solution is to install a different version of libusb (the USB driver avrdude uses). They have a 'filter driver' that does not try to talk directly to the VID/PID of the AVRISPmkII but, instead talks through the already installed Jungo driver. On this page: Go to the 'filter driver installer' section and get that. To be honest, if the users you are targetting are likely to have some Atmel tool (AS4/5/6) and hence the accompanying Jungo driver installed it may be easier to use avrispmkii.exe (AS4) or atprogram.exe (AS6) which are Atmel written command line utilities with interfaces similar to avrdude. The alternative is to talk the people through the installation of the filter driver which could be 'fun'.
Thanks Cliff, nice to know I'm not going mad. The problem I have is needing a way for non-technical customers to upgrade stuff without having to install too much stuff on their PCs. I'd hoped that driving avrdude through a GUI, talking to a 109 bootloader, might solve it. I'm rapidly coming to the conclusion that I'm going to have to sit down and write something from scratch which is either.
Prolific Usb To Serial Driver
A) a simple windows standalone.exe which talks serial over USB to a bootloader and sends over the upgrade or b) implement a USB interface to a virtual mass storage device so that they can plug in and drag a file over to the device or c) fit an SD card slot so they can plug in a card which is then read by the bootloader or d) implement a USB host so they can copy the upgrade to a USB stick and plug it in. Quote: I'd hoped that driving avrdude through a GUI, talking to a 109 bootloader, might solve it. Well I was going to say 'forget the physical programmers such AVRISPmkII and just use a bootloader instead' but it seems that is your plan. To me it sounds like the best plan. So the distant users will not have issues about USB connections to programmers because they'll simply be using avrdude to talk to a USB-RS232 converter. To be honest then I don't really see what the problem is here. The reason you could not 'contact' the target AVR above is because you have an AVRISPmkII and were trying to drive that with avrdude but Jungo was 'getting in the way'.
This does not represent the environment your users will have. They'll just have a USB-RS232 between the PC and the AVR (maybe it's an FTDI on the device itself?) and they'll run avrdude in a different mode telling it '-c avr109 -P com3' rather than '-c avrispmkii'. So they won't be trying to talk 'atmel speak' over USB but just target the data to a given COM port. Well finding this post helped me a lot My original Atmel Avrisp mkII has been updated to fw 1.17 by the new As6.2, it was working only in Atmel Studio, not avrdude / avrdudess / avrdude gui 1.05.
Usb To Rs232 Driver Download
The jungo driver was getting in my way has mentioned earlier in this forum. UNTIL i found out about zading, a tool to install driver. Changed the MKII USB VID03EB&PID2104 associated with jungo to libusb 1.2.6.0 and installed the driver, AND VOILA it works with avrdude again on my windows 8.1 x64, will try later with AS6.2. Thanks a lot for the tip hopes it helps other.
Drivers For Serial To Usb
Edit: you have to check witch driver is running the adapter, jungo tries sometime to overwrite the libusbxx driver, if it happens use zadig to correct it again. No reboot needed.