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programming the atu 100


 

just a quick question,can these be programed using an arduino uno?. 73 m3vuv


 

Hi Paul
You need a pickit 2 or 3
Very cheap get a copy one,
Dave 2E0DMB

On Thu, 5 Jan 2023, 21:24 paul larner, <quadzillatech@...> wrote:
just a quick question,can these be programed using an arduino uno?. 73 m3vuv


 

i was thinking more along the lines of doing it with what i already have,sorry but your answer doesent answer what i asked ok.73.


 

I was only trying to help
Sod you

On Thu, 5 Jan 2023, 22:24 paul larner, <quadzillatech@...> wrote:
i was thinking more along the lines of doing it with what i already have,sorry but your answer doesent answer what i asked ok.73.


 

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Pull your head in mate.

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of paul larner
Sent: 6 January 2023 11:41 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [ATU100] programming the atu 100

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not answering what was asked doesent help!,Do you have verbal dioreaha too?.


 

Paul, the answer was done. Please more polite.?


 

Dave you say the answer was done,how is that then?,i already know a dedicated programer can do the job,the whole question was about trying to use an arduino to do the same,telling me to buy a pkit3 doesent answer my original question,if you think it does can you explaine?,regards.73


 

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Come on moderators, there is no need for this.
Some folk you can’t help.

On 5 Jan 2023, at 22:41, paul larner <quadzillatech@...> wrote:

not answering what was asked doesent help!,Do you have verbal dioreaha too?.


 

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His answer was ’NO it can’t” and he was helping you by ?telling you what you need to program the ATU-100.
They are totally different chips.
If you had done some research you would know this.
People on here are trying to help you.
There is no need for sarcasm

On 5 Jan 2023, at 22:24, paul larner <quadzillatech@...> wrote:

i was thinking more along the lines of doing it with what i already have,sorry but your answer doesent answer what i asked ok.73.


 

Hi, Paul.
Theoretically it is possible to create a sketch to programm needed processor, a simple serial protocol is using but I never heard about somebody did it.?
It will be smarter to buy a cheap clone pickit 3 and have the possibility to programm all the PIC controllers and use special software to do that.?

Also I would ask you to read and follow the policy rules in the pinned message at the top of the main page.
Thank you .?


Gregg Lebovitz
 

Paul,

The tuner uses a PIC chip that is different than an Arduino. The PIC must be programmed with a PICkit 2,3,or 4 and software for uploading the firmware to the PIC via the PICkit. The answer to your question is no you cannot use an Arduino board to program the PIC.

Gregg


 

Hello Paul,?
there is an Arduino solution, to program certain PICs with an UNO (I used a Nano) called Ardpicprog:

I used that several years ago, to program a PIC16F628A for a frequency counter.
Ardpicprog is made of
1. a little bit of hardware, to switch the programming voltage
2. an Arduino sketch
3. multiple Windows programs
The GUI windows program does not work on windows 10, I could only use the command line program for the PIC16F628A.?
The PICs used in Dave's ATUs are NOT in the list of supported PICs

If you would want to go that way, you might have to
1. change the programmer HW for a different voltage (did not check three data sheets)
2. change the Arduino sketch, to recognize your PIC
3. rewrite the windows program
I did NOT use this Ardpicprog for my ATU-100, but bought a Pickit3.?

73, Joerg - DB2OO