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pcw2hid: Fixup programming instructions
Use a very slow SCK clock for loading up the fuses
Use a somewhat slow clock for loading up the bootloader
This allows to get both of them loaded reliably.
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1 | Amstrad PCW keyboard to HID adapter
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2 | ===================================
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4 | This adapter allows to connect the keyboard from the Amstrad PCW to a modern computer using USB.
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6 | It is powered by an AT90USB AVR microcontroller, because these implement USB in
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7 | hardware and make it easy to implement an HID device.
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9 | You need the LUFA USB stack to compile this project. I am not including it to
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10 | avoid code duplication. Download and extract it yourself, or set the LUFA_PATH variable
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11 | to where you already have it when compiling.
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13 | TODO
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14 | ====
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16 | - Finalize keymap
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18 | Programming the device
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19 | ======================
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21 | Connect the board to the STK500 programmer ISP6 connector, make sure the clock is running, if not,
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22 | connect the crystal from the STK500 to the board crystal outermost pin.
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24 | pushd code ; make fuse ; popd
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25 | pushd bootloader ; make avrdude ; popd
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27 | Then connect the board by USB. It should be in DFU mode
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29 | pushd code ; make flash ; popd
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31 | Disconnect and reconnect the board, it should still be in DFU mode
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33 | Finally connect the keyboard to the board and reconnect it, this time it should show up as keyboard.
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