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Connect one of the board assemblies to you PC and let it start USB enumeration process.
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The first time this is done, the CDC driver will have to be installed. A "" will pop up. Select "No, not this time" and next.
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Select "". Click . Select "Include this location in the search:". Select the following folder:
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Click "".
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Verify what COM port that was assigned to the USB device. This can be done from the under the start menu. Select from the menu and then click the . Now click on the item - and look under the "Ports (COM & LPT)" from the list. A new COM port should be available
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Repeat step 1 to 5 for the second board assembly.
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- BSET - Bit Set in SREG
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- JTAGICE3
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- Features
- Introduction
- Introduction
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- Connecting Atmel AVRISP mkII
- What's New
- November, 2011 - AVR Studio 5.1 - FW 01.11
- December 11th, 2009 - AVR Studio 4.18 SP1
- June 27th, 2008 - AVR Studio 4.14 SP1 - FW 01.0B
- February 8th, 2008 - AVR Studio installation package - FW 01.09
- February 15th, 2007 - FW 01.06
- January 13th, 2006 - FW 01.05
- December 8th, 2005 - FW 01.02
- November 28th, 2005 - FW 01.01
- Hardware Description
- Command Line Utility
- Troubleshooting
- Evaluation board/kit important notice
- AVR ONE!
- Starter Kits And Evaluation Kits
- STK500
- Features
- Introduction
- Overview
- Device Support
- What's New
- February 20th, 2008 - FW v2.0A (Released with AVR Studio 4.14)
- November 21st, 2007 - FW v2.0A (Released with AVR Studio 4.13 SP2)
- August 10th, 2007 - FW v2.0A (Released with AVR Studio 4.13 SP1)
- February 26th, 2007 - FW v2.0A (Released with AVR Studio 4.13)
- February 15th, 2007 - FW v2.0A
- September 18th, 2006 - FW v2.0A
- August 3rd, 2006 - FW v2.07
- May 24th, 2006 - FW v2.07
- March 30th, 2006 - FW v2.07
- March 17th, 2006 - FW v2.07
- February 24th, 2006 - FW v2.07
- December 7th, 2005 - FW v2.04
- November 21th, 2005 - FW v2.04
- October 11th, 2005 - FW v2.04
- September 2th, 2005 - FW v2.01
- Ausgust 24th, 2005 - FW v2.01
- April 11th, 2005 - FW v2.01
- February 2nd, 2005 - v2.01
- December 6th, 2004 - v2.00
- October 11th, 2004 - v1.53
- August 4th, 2004 - v1.51
- July 23rd, 2004 - v1.50
- July 8th, 2004 - v1.49
- May 5th, 2004 - v1.47
- March 8th, 2004 - v1.46
- Known Issues of Latest Release
- Getting Started
- Hardware Description
- Using Atmel Studio with Atmel STK500
- Programming External Target
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- Top Modules
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- Troubleshooting
- Contact
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- Evaluation board/kit important notice
- STK600
- Atmel Starter Kit 600
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- Target Socket System
- Hardware Description
- Programming
- Command Line Utility
- Troubleshooting and Support
- Evaluation board/kit important notice
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- Atmel SAM4L Xplained Pro
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- Atmel ATMEGA256RFR2 Xplained Pro
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- Atmel IO1 Xplained Pro
- Atmel PROTO1 Xplained Pro
- Xplained Kits
- mXT143E Xplained
- MEGA-1284P Xplained
- XMEGA-A1 Xplained
- XMEGA-A3BU Xplained Hardware Users Guide
- XMEGA-B1 Xplained
- UC3-A3 Xplained
- UC3-L0 Xplained
- XPLAIN
- Evaluation Kits
- EVK1100
- EVK1101
- EVK1104
- EVK1105
- UC3C-EK
- UC3L-EK
- STK500
- Battery Management
- Battery Charger 100
- SB200
- The Smart Battery 200 Kit
- Introduction
- Safety precautions when using Li-ion batteries
- Functional overview
- Getting Started with SB200
- Details of the SB200 blocks
- Insertion of the battery cells and placement of the corresponding jumper
- Supply Voltage
- Charger
- Constant current load
- Test and Connection points
- Programming the USB1287 or the tiny861
- Miscellaneous components
- Communication Gateway
- Evaluation board/kit important notice
- SB201
- SB202
- Reference Designs
- AVR Butterfly
- MC303