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ProgRock
Thanks Alan,
I'm using the Arduino serial display and now can get whats stored in each register setting but when checking the SI5351 output only get 27 MHZ. What is the proper key sequence? in order to get output it seems that this was over looked in the instructions? Is their any way to use the serial monitor to force it to a selected output frequency? ?If I can get this device working I plan to us it on 2200 and 630 meters as a replacement for xtals that I now use in a resistive SWR antenna tuner signal source to replace two units with one. Joe? wa9cgz |
. What is the proper key sequenceJoe, The sequence is explained in the manual, I reckon I had to try several times before I got it right. Fill in Han's chart and take it steady. The serial connection makes it easy to set the memories but again even after reading Hans' superb instructions It took a me few attempts. I do not remember for sure but I think you can only program the memories, not set the frequency on the run. 73 Alan G4ZFQ |
Arv Evans
_._ On Thu, Aug 16, 2018 at 1:16 AM Alan G4ZFQ <alan4alan@...> wrote: > Anyone have the fuse settings for the ATTiny 84 chip? |
Having just put one of these together I think the answer you are after is in Section 5 of the assembly instructions. The diagram on Page 12 shows the three output connections CLK0, CLK1 and CLK2. If you leave B0, B1 and B2 open then the frequencies programmed into Register 0 will be output. The other programmed frequencies in the other registers are available using a combination of connections of B0, B1 and B2 as shown in table 5.3 (Page 13). Incidentally I programmed mine using the serial cable method - very easy.?Hope this helps! Nigel VK6NI??
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