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Free, 3kbytes code size limited version |
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Commercial version, password protected setup |
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Please create a BACKUP copy of the downloaded setup file on a secure media. Due to the large size of a setup file, user e-mail account space limitations and spam filters that block the attachments, we are not able to supply older versions of such files, especially if the update and technical support period has expired. |
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Additional example programs |
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Port to CodeVisionAVR V2.04.0 or later, of the popular FreeRTOS Real Time Operating System. After downloading, unzip the archive with directories. All the necessary details about the port and demo can be found in the FreeRTOSDemo.txt file. More information about the FreeRTOS Demo for the Atmel AVR is also available on FreeRTOS web site in the Demos|AVR and AVR32|ATmegaAVR IAR section. Complete FreeRTOS documentation is available here. Please note that this FreeRTOS port is not compatible with versions of CodeVisionAVR prior to V2.04.0. HP InfoTech does not provide technical support for FreeRTOS, as we are not the authors of this software. Free support can be obtained on the FreeRTOS forum. |
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Example program for redirecting the output of the standard C I/O functions (stdio.h) to the ATmega128 USART0, USART1 and a LCD module. The compiled code can be executed on the Atmel STK500 and STK501 development boards |
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Port to CodeVisionAVR 2.04.8 or later of the Atmel Application Note AVR1300 “Using the ATxmega ADC” |
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Port to CodeVisionAVR 2.04.8 or later of the Atmel Application Note AVR1316 “ATxmega Self-programming” |
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Port to CodeVisionAVR 2.04.8 or later of the Atmel Application Note AVR1605 “ATxmega Boot Loader Quick Start Guide” |
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The following example applications were developed by our customers. |
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The port to CodeVisionAVR of the Application part of the firmware for the Atmel’s AVR Butterfly evaluation board for the ATmega169 |
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The port to CodeVisionAVR of the original MegaLoad bootloader created by Sylvain Bissonnette |
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An implementation of the basic features of the ZModem protocol for the ATmega128 |
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This application describes how to make a half duplex software UART using the 8-bit Timer/Counter0 and the External Interrupt0 of the ATmega128 |
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The example applications are provided without any representation or warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including without limitation any representations or endorsements regarding their use, results, performance, appropriateness, accuracy, reliability or correctness. |
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In no event will HP InfoTech s.r.l. or the authors of the example applications be liable for direct or indirect damages including any lost profits, lost savings, or other incidental or consequential damages arising from any defects, or the use or inability to use these programs. |
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HP InfoTech doesn’t provide support for these applications. |
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