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Reddawn
11-06-2004, 06:12 AM
External 232/2313 Interface V2 Board (In stock)

AT90S2313, MAX232
Pre-set FSTRT fuse bit
Working with all IRD include Anti-AVR Dp301
Easy to program, Plug and Play


Anyone using this board from SatEmu, just wanted some info on it.
cancom
11-06-2004, 09:56 AM
I build my own but similar design layout as Satemu.....all working 100%.
I would however go with an internal rather than an extrenal board....less EMI.
homer2000
11-06-2004, 10:52 PM
External 232/2313 Interface V2 Board (In stock)

AT90S2313, MAX232
Pre-set FSTRT fuse bit
Working with all IRD include Anti-AVR Dp301
Easy to program, Plug and Play


Anyone using this board from SatEmu, just wanted some info on it.


I bought one from these guys and it works as advertised. I have also used the board from cancom (see above). I prefer cancom's because of less interference on the 121.5 MHz. If you are ok with a soldering iron, I would go with the internal.
brabus
11-09-2004, 04:16 AM
I use that exact one from Satemu. I have 2 of them from there and all works flawlessly. Make sure you get the programmer too if you don't already have one.

Brabus
Reddawn
11-09-2004, 05:05 AM
It says I could program this board with the chip still on the board with a cable that comes with it, so I guess I wouldn’t need a programmer right? And just so I’m clear here less EMI what does this do exactly? Does it affect the picture quality?
FreshManDTV
11-10-2004, 12:55 AM
Less EMI because it is enclosed by the metal case of the IRD. It'll affect picture quality if you use the coaxial cable but the picture quality is acceptable, better than most antenna I'd say. Shouldn't matter much with composite cable.
brabus
11-26-2004, 11:05 PM
Well you still need the programmer to connect the board to your computer. It's the one with a ribbon cable connected to a serial port connector...or maybe its LPT, haven't used it in a while, but either way, you need this so you can flash the chip from your computer.

Brabus
cancom
11-28-2004, 09:00 AM
I wouldn't use an onboard chip programmer....what a waste of hardware!

Download the FBPRG16 program. It also has a schematic diagram in the program itself when run of a simple Atmel programmer. It takes a few minutes to build one:

1 DB25 solder cup
3 resistors
1 20 pin dip socket

cancom