| Price | 19.95 EUR |
|---|---|
| 10 — 49 pcs | 17.96 EUR |
| 50 — 10000 pcs | 15.96 EUR |
AVR-ISP-MK2 supports the programming of Atmel 8-bit AVR microcontrollers with ISP, PDI or TPI interfaces. Using the AVR/ATMEL Studio software, designers can program tinyAVR and megaAVR devices using the ISP Interface, tinyAVR devices using the TPI interface, and AVR XMEGA devices using the PDI Interface. The programmer also works with AVRDUDE.
FEATURES
- Tested and working with AVR Studio 4, AVR Studio 5, Atmel Studio 6, Atmel Studio 7
- Tested and working with Arduino and AVRDUDE after a firmware change
- Tested and working with Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 10, Debian Linux, Ubuntu 14.04
- Connects to PC via USB type B at 2.0 Full speed
- No need for external power supply as it takes the power supply from USB
- Uses Atmel’s 2×5 pin ICSP and 2×3 pin PDI and TPI connector layout
- Works with 5V and 3.3V targets and can supply target with power (selectable)
- Programs both flash and EEPROM
- Supports fuses and lock bit programming
- Upgradeable for future device support
- Supports target voltages from 1.8V to 5.5V
- Adjustable ISP programming speed (50Hz to 8MHz SCK frequency)
- Dimensions: (45×30) mm
DOCUMENTS
- AVR-ISP-MK2 user’s manual document revision O
HARDWARE
SOFTWARE
NOTICE
- This programmer is unrecognized in Atmel Studio 7. What should I do in order to get it recognized?
- If you get error with message "MPLABCOMM_INVALID_HANDLE" — you can fix it by navigating in the menus of Atmel Studio 7. Go to Tools -> Options -> Tools -> Tool Settings -> Check Firmware -> False. (shown here: https://i.imgur.com/XWjed2c.jpg )
- Update the firmware. Make sure that the suitable drivers for Atmel Studio are installed. Make sure that the libusb or libusb-win32 drivers (the drivers suitable for AVRDUDE operation) are uninstalled.
To update the firmware please, follow the steps listed below
- Connect the programmer to the USB and with a sharp object (needle or pin) press the upgrade pin — it is in a small hole at the back of the board (this will start the bootloader and will turn off the LED, it will also probably show a new unrecognized device in the device manager for which we will install drivers in step 3)
- Download and install the latest version of "Atmel Flip" software (it can be downloaded from the Atmel’s web-site)
- Open its install folder and update the software of the unrecognized device (usually under the "Other devices" tab) with the drivers from folder named "usb"; the device should now be recognized as AT90USB162 under "libusb-win32" tab
- Start "Atmel FLIP" and click "Select a target device" -> choose AT90USB162
- Click "Select a Communication Medium" and then USB medium
- From "File -> load HEX file" choose this HEX (CLICK TO DOWNLOAD) and click "RUN" in the "Operations Flow" section
- Disconnect the AVR-ISP-MK2 from the USB and connect it again
- Does the firmware of AVR-ISP-MK2 differ from the original Atmel firmware?
- The firmware of AVR-ISP-MK2 is based on the LUFA project by Dean Camera. It is a constant work-in-progress.
- I use Windows 10 and Atmel Studio 7 but I have some problems connecting to AVR-ISP-MK2?
- Try the driver inside the following archive (there are installation instructions inside): recommended drivers
- Previously I used AVR Studio 4 successfully but when I installed Atmel Studio 7 I can no longer connect to AVR-ISP-MK2 in AVR Studio 4. What can I do to use AVR Stduio 4 and Atmel Studio 7 at the same time?
- The drivers installed with Atmel Studio 7 overwrote the drivers that worked with AVR Studio 4. These drivers are not compatible you would have to downgrade the drivers manually. The official Atmel workaround can be found here: http://atmel.force.com/support/articles/en_US/FAQ/Downgrading-tools-to-use-older-Jungo-driver
- I want to use AVR-ISP-MK2 with Arduino IDE. What should I do?
- If you use Windows 10 it should work out-of-the-box — no changes required. If you use older Windows versions you need to perform a firmware change to a firmware suitable for AVRDUDE and to switch your drivers to the libusb ones drivers. A detailed explanation can be found in the user’s manual.
- I have performed a firmware switch. My drivers are properly installed. Still I can’t properly program my target with AVRDUDE. I also tested with the latest Arduino IDE. What is the problem? Is my programmer bricked?
- The hardware of your AVR-ISP-MK2 is fine. There is a software bug that affects LUFA-based programmers in newest releases of AVRDUDE. Either use AVRDUDE versions prior to 6.x.x or apply this patch to the AVRDUDE sources and compile.
The same problems appears in newest releases of Arduino IDE – they use AVRDUDE versions 6.0.1 or newer. The last suitable Arduino IDE version that uses pre-6.x.x AVRDUDE version is Arduino IDE 1.5.7.
| Price | 19.95 EUR |
|---|---|
| 10 — 49 pcs | 17.96 EUR |
| 50 — 10000 pcs | 15.96 EUR |
AVR-ISP-MK2 supports the programming of Atmel 8-bit AVR microcontrollers with ISP, PDI or TPI interfaces. Using the AVR/ATMEL Studio software, designers can program tinyAVR and megaAVR devices using the ISP Interface, tinyAVR devices using the TPI interface, and AVR XMEGA devices using the PDI Interface. The programmer also works with AVRDUDE.
FEATURES
- Tested and working with AVR Studio 4, AVR Studio 5, Atmel Studio 6, Atmel Studio 7
- Tested and working with Arduino and AVRDUDE after a firmware change
- Tested and working with Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 10, Debian Linux, Ubuntu 14.04
- Connects to PC via USB type B at 2.0 Full speed
- No need for external power supply as it takes the power supply from USB
- Uses Atmel’s 2×5 pin ICSP and 2×3 pin PDI and TPI connector layout
- Works with 5V and 3.3V targets and can supply target with power (selectable)
- Programs both flash and EEPROM
- Supports fuses and lock bit programming
- Upgradeable for future device support
- Supports target voltages from 1.8V to 5.5V
- Adjustable ISP programming speed (50Hz to 8MHz SCK frequency)
- Dimensions: (45×30) mm
DOCUMENTS
- AVR-ISP-MK2 user’s manual document revision O
HARDWARE
SOFTWARE
NOTICE
- This programmer is unrecognized in Atmel Studio 7. What should I do in order to get it recognized?
- If you get error with message "MPLABCOMM_INVALID_HANDLE" — you can fix it by navigating in the menus of Atmel Studio 7. Go to Tools -> Options -> Tools -> Tool Settings -> Check Firmware -> False. (shown here: https://i.imgur.com/XWjed2c.jpg )
- Update the firmware. Make sure that the suitable drivers for Atmel Studio are installed. Make sure that the libusb or libusb-win32 drivers (the drivers suitable for AVRDUDE operation) are uninstalled.
To update the firmware please, follow the steps listed below
- Connect the programmer to the USB and with a sharp object (needle or pin) press the upgrade pin — it is in a small hole at the back of the board (this will start the bootloader and will turn off the LED, it will also probably show a new unrecognized device in the device manager for which we will install drivers in step 3)
- Download and install the latest version of "Atmel Flip" software (it can be downloaded from the Atmel’s web-site)
- Open its install folder and update the software of the unrecognized device (usually under the "Other devices" tab) with the drivers from folder named "usb"; the device should now be recognized as AT90USB162 under "libusb-win32" tab
- Start "Atmel FLIP" and click "Select a target device" -> choose AT90USB162
- Click "Select a Communication Medium" and then USB medium
- From "File -> load HEX file" choose this HEX (CLICK TO DOWNLOAD) and click "RUN" in the "Operations Flow" section
- Disconnect the AVR-ISP-MK2 from the USB and connect it again
- Does the firmware of AVR-ISP-MK2 differ from the original Atmel firmware?
- The firmware of AVR-ISP-MK2 is based on the LUFA project by Dean Camera. It is a constant work-in-progress.
- I use Windows 10 and Atmel Studio 7 but I have some problems connecting to AVR-ISP-MK2?
- Try the driver inside the following archive (there are installation instructions inside): recommended drivers
- Previously I used AVR Studio 4 successfully but when I installed Atmel Studio 7 I can no longer connect to AVR-ISP-MK2 in AVR Studio 4. What can I do to use AVR Stduio 4 and Atmel Studio 7 at the same time?
- The drivers installed with Atmel Studio 7 overwrote the drivers that worked with AVR Studio 4. These drivers are not compatible you would have to downgrade the drivers manually. The official Atmel workaround can be found here: http://atmel.force.com/support/articles/en_US/FAQ/Downgrading-tools-to-use-older-Jungo-driver
- I want to use AVR-ISP-MK2 with Arduino IDE. What should I do?
- If you use Windows 10 it should work out-of-the-box — no changes required. If you use older Windows versions you need to perform a firmware change to a firmware suitable for AVRDUDE and to switch your drivers to the libusb ones drivers. A detailed explanation can be found in the user’s manual.
- I have performed a firmware switch. My drivers are properly installed. Still I can’t properly program my target with AVRDUDE. I also tested with the latest Arduino IDE. What is the problem? Is my programmer bricked?
- The hardware of your AVR-ISP-MK2 is fine. There is a software bug that affects LUFA-based programmers in newest releases of AVRDUDE. Either use AVRDUDE versions prior to 6.x.x or apply this patch to the AVRDUDE sources and compile.
The same problems appears in newest releases of Arduino IDE – they use AVRDUDE versions 6.0.1 or newer. The last suitable Arduino IDE version that uses pre-6.x.x AVRDUDE version is Arduino IDE 1.5.7.
Continuing on the theme of my last post, here are libusb-win32 drivers for the Atmel AVRISP mkII. Unlike the Atmel-supplied drivers, these support avrdude, and as a bonus they will install on the 64-bit version of Windows 7 without digital signature errors. Yes!
Note that if you want to use the AVRISP mkII with AVR Studio, these are not the drivers you are looking for. You want the ones Atmel provides (if you installed the libusb drivers by mistake, re-run the AVR Studio installer to revert back).
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So glad I found this! Worked perfectly!
…just tried installing these in Windows 10 and got the digital signature error.
Windows 10 is more strict. Try running the installer as administrator. You may also need to disable digital signature checks in the Win10 startup menu.
Thanks for your help Jeff. I finally got it installed over the weekend. Had to install the LibUSB Filter Driver to allow AVRDUDE to talk to the AVRISPmk2, since the Atmel Studio drivers apparently changed at some point and prevent AVRDUDE from being able to find the USB device, even if Atmel Studio is not running. See here:
Once you install the filter driver, you just run the simple GUI, select the AVRISPmkII USB device and Bob’s your Uncle. 🙂
Glad you got it working. Thanks for mentioning the filter driver, that is very useful for folks who want to install AVR Studio concurrently with avrdude. I’ve used the filter driver successfully in the past but couldn’t get it working with Windows 10, so I’ll have to give that a shot again.
Paul, you’re very welcome!
Works great – thank you very much!
it worked with my 7 64bit…
Hi, I am having trouble finding the driver in this zip folder. When I plug in the AVRISP mkII, it says there is no driver for the device. Then when I go to device manager and try to choose a driver to use from the installation folder, it says one was found, but the computer couldn’t find the file. I tried to run the installer_x64, but it didn’t appear that anything happened. From the README file, it appears that there should be a file named inf-wizard.exe in the folder x86, but my download did not come with that. Do I need this file, or do you have any suggestions? Thanks for bearing with my probably really obvious question, I am new to using the AVRISP. Any suggestions appreciated!
Rachel – you could try using the .inf file in the root directory of the .zip. Or maybe running the installer as admin. But I’m not sure – it’s been a while since I last tried installing this driver. An alternative would be to go to the libusb site and create a new version.
Is this driver having some problems with CrossWorks from Rowley? I installed them properly, the driver itself was OK, but when I tried to connect to it via activated CrossWorks, it told me to reinsert the programmer. The problem persist after doing so…
