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From the desk of EvilMadScientist ...
"This is a one-minute project for some of you (you know who you are), but if you are really starting from scratch there isn't any giant time advantage to going doing it this way instead of analog. Once you have a working MiniPOV, the first step is to download the firmware (4kB ZIP file) and unzip it. If you are programming the MiniPOV3 directly through its serial port, pop open a terminal and move to the directory. Type (with a return after each line):
make all
make program
And... that's it. (If you have a GUI for programming AVRs and know how to use it, you can of course use that instead of programming through the terminal.)
If you are using some other AVR programmer or are programming a bare ATtiny2313 without a MiniPOV at all, you will need to edit the header of the included makefile to reflect the type of AVR programmer and the port where it is located. (And then, proceed with the instructions above.) |
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