Erich,
I don't mind the 40 euro for the programmer, but I really don't have the
time to order, wait for delivery, and
get into the programming business. Perhaps after this project is over that
will look attractive to me.
I do like your suggestion to ask about someone in my locality. I'm in the
dnyberg,
Thanks for the encouragement. I will keep poking about, as time permits,
and see what source for programmed
chips might be available.
Carl
On Sun, Jul 21, 2013 at 11:30 AM, wrote:
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Matthias,
Another post indicated that it was possible (likely) that a 328P with
AmForth might be bricked
during developing a program. With you 328P being surface mount it sounds
as if that is a
show stopper, depending on how dead the 328P was.
My understanding is that surface mount 328P's were o
Hello Carl,
the mailing list is working :-)
Thanks for your reply.
On 07/21/2013 12:02 AM, carl8...@spamex.com wrote:
> Erich,
>
> Thank you for your detailed analysis of the situation. I have to admit
> that we have different goals or that I don't understand
> the problem. I'm willing to beli
I would say that your idea is feasible with the existing toolchain, if
your business model is adjusted a little bit:
1) You must sell the user TWO programmed chips, with instructions making
it very clear a chip can be bricked by a bug.
2) Along with the two chips, the instructions "when you brick
Hi Carl,
> Thank you for your detailed analysis of the situation. I have to
> admit that we have different goals or that I don't understand the
> problem. I'm willing to believe that it's that I don't understand,
> but I get the flavor that you are shooting for a solution which uses
> the actual
