AVR ATTiny25 microprocessor control mod

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Akya2120

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Hey that is one I saw on the german forum. Do you know what code he used? I was looking through the thread about BASCOM, that is where I found the revised versions of the code for the ATTiny25. Is the code I posted earlier the code you have been using in your mod? Or did ichbines set the whole thing up for you? Is ichbines on this forum?

I'm so glad I have been browsing the german forum. I have friends that want e cigs but they want me to make them because they want a good e cig at a reasonable price. Once I get a few of these together and vaping maybe I can get some friends to quit.

Seemingly on the german forum BASCOM is what they used for this. Since I am not writing complex routines it should be fine. Haha this program is from before I was born :D. So I guess what I will do is figure out how to translate the german to english. It would probably be really easy for someone who speaks german. I have a friend that knows some german so I will be going to him first unless someone else helps me before that. If I have to I will write my own code from scratch. Which will probably require me doing a decent amount of research.

I am trying to put together all the stuff so I can order it from one place. Digikey doesn't have the IRL3102 in stock so I found it at futrure electronics. If I have to I will order from future electronics but I sent digikey an email. I'm ordering enought to make ten. Maybe later I will make some more depending on response.
 
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Well I guess I will have to learn to write code. Anyone want to point me in the right direction? I am planning on using the same circuit diagram but replacing the FSR with a pot, and the touch switch with a tactile switch. also I understand that I need a interface but how do I plug the chip into the interface? That is what a break out board is for right?
 

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That is what I was planning on. I'm guessing in fifteen minutes someone with a little german knowledge could put that in english. I need to figure out what the commands are for the processor or software... I don't really know how that works yet but I am going to do research. Then I can probably figure it out just by knowing the code language.
 

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Hey that is one I saw on the german forum. Do you know what code he used? I was looking through the thread about BASCOM, that is where I found the revised versions of the code for the ATTiny25. Is the code I posted earlier the code you have been using in your mod? Or did ichbines set the whole thing up for you? Is ichbines on this forum?

I'm so glad I have been browsing the german forum. I have friends that want e cigs but they want me to make them because they want a good e cig at a reasonable price. Once I get a few of these together and vaping maybe I can get some friends to quit.

Seemingly on the german forum BASCOM is what they used for this. Since I am not writing complex routines it should be fine. Haha this program is from before I was born :D. So I guess what I will do is figure out how to translate the german to english. It would probably be really easy for someone who speaks german. I have a friend that knows some german so I will be going to him first unless someone else helps me before that. If I have to I will write my own code from scratch. Which will probably require me doing a decent amount of research.

I am trying to put together all the stuff so I can order it from one place. Digikey doesn't have the IRL3102 in stock so I found it at futrure electronics. If I have to I will order from future electronics but I sent digikey an email. I'm ordering enought to make ten. Maybe later I will make some more depending on response.

I've been using bascom for several years and I think it's a great. Sure it's not as clean as assembly, but the mnemonics are a hell of a lot easier for the occasional user. If you know C or do this for a living, go another route. If not, I highly recommend Bascom. The free version's only limitation is 2kb of code. (there is an english version and good web support. Google mcs electronics)That means you can program anything up to an attiny 2313 or 261 until the chip is maxed. Bigger chips work just as well up to the 2kb limit. The Avr, with the exception of a few very tiny units, all support In System Programing. That means you can make a serial cable for a couple of bucks to burn the code.

If you can pm or post the code, I will translate it to the English version.
 
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