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Avi,
In the timer1 example I see the #include timer1.h line. I don't see anything including Timer1.cpp which has the code for the methods. How is this getting into the program? Also, where can I find a table explaining all the port constants like COM1A1 and TCCR1A?
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IamSmooth wrote ...
Avi,
In the timer1 example I see the #include timer1.h line. I don't see anything including Timer1.cpp which has the code for the methods. How is this getting into the program? Also, where can I find a table explaining all the port constants like COM1A1 and TCCR1A?
I found the timer1.zip file in the PWM tutorial
I too have programmed these - the 328 is the top end of a series of AVRs - the 44, 88, 168 & then the 328.
To play with these I made a carrier which has all the basics on it (xtal, filtering etc.):
To do anything at the register level, you will need the data sheet off Atmel's site - I have one in front of me - it's 440 pages long but well indexed and not too bad when you learn your way around it. I print mine in "booklet" form on the big Canons at work, then have them cut & spiral bound into nice A5 manuals (only costs about 5 bucks to do).
If you want lots of advice on this , do look at using the AVRFreaks.net forums - they are really very good.
The PDIP versions are probably easier to work with if you don't like SMDs, but as there are less pins, some functionality is reduced (PDIP-28 only has 6 rather than 8 ADC channels etc.)
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Just depends. The Arduino has a very easy programming language to it, as with AVR, I program with C. I own an ATMEGA32 and I was able to make a program with 4 buttons. Frequency up/down, duty cycle up/down. And I've used the PWMs also, fading LEDS 0-255.
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