Programming a BS2p While on a Breadboard
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Good morning! I have what I hope is an easy question to answer.
I have a BS2p-24 chip that I'd like to program while it is on my
breadboard, rather than having to remove it from the breadboard and
place it on the development board.
My question is, what pins on the BS2p chip do I need to connect to
the DB-9 connector? I'd like to put a DB-9 on the breadboard and
connect it to the necessary pins so to reprogram, all I have to do is
connect it to the cable from my computer.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Nate
I have a BS2p-24 chip that I'd like to program while it is on my
breadboard, rather than having to remove it from the breadboard and
place it on the development board.
My question is, what pins on the BS2p chip do I need to connect to
the DB-9 connector? I'd like to put a DB-9 on the breadboard and
connect it to the necessary pins so to reprogram, all I have to do is
connect it to the cable from my computer.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Nate
Comments
I see in the documentation the necessary connections needed. Are
there any 'tricks of the trade' I should be aware of, or is it as
straight forward as the documentation makes it seem?
Thanks
--- In basicstamps@y..., "n8than77" <n8than77@y...> wrote:
> Good morning! I have what I hope is an easy question to answer.
>
> I have a BS2p-24 chip that I'd like to program while it is on my
> breadboard, rather than having to remove it from the breadboard and
> place it on the development board.
>
> My question is, what pins on the BS2p chip do I need to connect to
> the DB-9 connector? I'd like to put a DB-9 on the breadboard and
> connect it to the necessary pins so to reprogram, all I have to do
is
> connect it to the cable from my computer.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
>
> Nate
The decoupling of the DTR/ATN is not absolutely neccessary, but it
is the preferred way to do it for noise resistance considerations.
you may want to visit http://www.emesystems.com/BS2index.htm
hope this helps
Adrian
DB9 STAMP
GND(5)
GND(4)
RxD(2)
SOUT(1)
TxD(3)
SIN(2)
0.22u
DTR(4)
¦¦----+
+
ATN(3)
| |
_|_ \
0.1u ___ /3k3
| \
_|_ _|_
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>
> Good morning! I have what I hope is an easy question to answer.
>
> I have a BS2p-24 chip that I'd like to program while it is on my
> breadboard, rather than having to remove it from the breadboard and
> place it on the development board.
>
> My question is, what pins on the BS2p chip do I need to connect to
> the DB-9 connector? I'd like to put a DB-9 on the breadboard and
> connect it to the necessary pins so to reprogram, all I have to do is
> connect it to the cable from my computer.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
>
> Nate
>
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