Am 13.08.2012 um 22:04 schrieb Ing. Daniel Rozsnyó: > During write it knowingly pulses PGM and ERR .... there is a bug in the code. > That should not happen. > Log attached, No - it is correct. Well at least it does what the code says: for each memory page programmed turn the error led off, the program led on. If finished turn the program led off. And that is what it does. I don't know what the original author's intent was, though. I think you could argue the PGM led should be on the entire time, like the verify-led but for the human eye the result is the same. Similarly one could argue the error led can be turned of once and only turned on if an error occurs. Maybe a core developer can say something on this issue? >> >> Error / Verify / Program / Ready >> >> 0000 = not using the programmer >> 0110 = programming write >> 1010 = reading in verify >> 0000 = end Does your error led flash during verify or did I misinterpret your chart? Because avrdude says it is flashing the VFY led on the 13th pin of port A (ACBUS4 - don't get confused because it says ACBUS12 - I got the naming wrong, too. You can subtract 7 from the ACBUS12 for the ADBUSx pins and you have ACBUS4) - so the VFY led should turn on and nothing else.
Best regards, Hannes _______________________________________________ avrdude-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/avrdude-dev
