premkumar9 Member Jan 27, 2009 #1 Hi, Would you please give some guidance OR useful links on making a programmer for 8051 family MC.
R rushi53 Member Aug 31, 2009 #3 premkumar9 said: Hi, Would you please give some guidance OR useful links on making a programmer for 8051 family MC. Click to expand... Hey, why don't you go for AT89s51/AT89s52 It simply don't require programmer. Its an ISP. Which means "In System Programmer". Please let me know if you need any more help.
premkumar9 said: Hi, Would you please give some guidance OR useful links on making a programmer for 8051 family MC. Click to expand... Hey, why don't you go for AT89s51/AT89s52 It simply don't require programmer. Its an ISP. Which means "In System Programmer". Please let me know if you need any more help.
premkumar9 Member Aug 31, 2009 #4 rushi53 said: Hey, why don't you go for AT89s51/AT89s52 It simply don't require programmer. Its an ISP. Which means "In System Programmer". Please let me know if you need any more help. Click to expand... Can it be programmed while it is in my circuit board? Do we program it through the SPI?
rushi53 said: Hey, why don't you go for AT89s51/AT89s52 It simply don't require programmer. Its an ISP. Which means "In System Programmer". Please let me know if you need any more help. Click to expand... Can it be programmed while it is in my circuit board? Do we program it through the SPI?
R rushi53 Member Aug 31, 2009 #5 premkumar9 said: Can it be programmed while it is in my circuit board? Do we program it through the SPI? Click to expand... yes, it can be programmed while it is in circuit board. you can program it through serial port as well as parallel port. BTW, I am using parallel port
premkumar9 said: Can it be programmed while it is in my circuit board? Do we program it through the SPI? Click to expand... yes, it can be programmed while it is in circuit board. you can program it through serial port as well as parallel port. BTW, I am using parallel port
S srikanthsamaga New Member Sep 7, 2009 #6 Here is one such ISP programmer designed by asim **broken link removed**
S sa11 New Member Sep 13, 2009 #7 SmartPro S51 is a cheap USB programmer. I am very happy with it so far. Its on ebay **broken link removed** as well
SmartPro S51 is a cheap USB programmer. I am very happy with it so far. Its on ebay **broken link removed** as well
C coolprogrammer New Member Sep 18, 2009 #8 Does SmartPro S51 support AT89S4051 ? Has anyone used it?