>> One problem though - I seem to be doing something wrong with the reset. >> When I press the reset button, I connect the reset pin to Vcc (+5V). > > RESET on AVR's are active low. Use a 10k Pull-Up resistor from > the RESET pin to Vcc, and connect your button from the pin/resistor > to ground.
Thanks, I'll do that! > You must have a background with 8051's where RESET is > active high? Actually, no, I haven't touched microcontrollers before. I'm just used to +5V meaning that there is a signal, and ground meaning there is no signal (from technical informatics courses, where you build simple stuff from NANDs and NORs), so I kind of assumed that the reset would be active high. Thanks for the help, I'll try those things now - I hope this depleted my repertiore of noob-questions for now :) Greets, -Wojtek
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