Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of ak2tousb
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- Aug 8, 2010, 11:54:42 AM (14 years ago)
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v3 v4 4 4 == Hardware == 5 5 [http://akina.pulkomandy.ath.cx/projects/avrstuff/browser/aktousb/circuit kicad files] 6 6 7 Very simple hardware : 7 8 * atmega8 chip clocked at 16MHz (likely 12MHz would also work) … … 15 16 == Bootloader == 16 17 [http://akina.pulkomandy.ath.cx/projects/avrstuff/browser/aktousb/usbbootloader Bootloader] 18 17 19 I used the USBaspLoader, which takes some space (1024 bytes) on the device but is easy to work with and appropriate for this kind of devices. There is a jumper on the board you have to fit to enable upgrade mode. Else it will start in regular mode and act as a keyboard. This allows easy development (no need for an ISP connector, nor an usbasp once you have bootloaded the atmega). 18 20 19 21 == Software == 20 22 [http://akina.pulkomandy.ath.cx/projects/avrstuff/browser/aktousb/code Source code] 23 21 24 The software is quite simple. 22 25 The usb part was heavily based on other v-usb projects, mainly the Dulcimer, a replacement board for IBM Model M keyboards.