Atmega 128

[sailor]

Looking at atmega 128. See they have different Megahertz's. Is one better than other? Or are they all the same...Thanks, Sailor.

[Crazy1_79]

it is just the frequencey at which it communicates, I beleive 18.0 mhz is what you want

[Crazy1_79]

or anything that is in the 18 mhz range. there is like a 18.4 and stuff like that too

[alsouthster]

well I've always used 18.432 mhz w/no probs on 301.10s....believe you can use 18 too without probs, just change speed in jeepers
I'm pretty sure though that with 6000 ird it's gotta be 18.432 or else it won't work

below is an old C&P about speeds and IRDs, more for interest than anything else ;)


13.500MHz-x000-x500IRDs : 13.5 is perfect crystal for and x000 and x500
18.000Mhz : Used with x700, x800, x900, 3100, 5100 and 501 Receivers
18.000Mhz-DP301 : Used with DP301 Receivers
18.4320MHz : Used with x700, x800, x900, 3100, 5100 and 501 Receivers
18.4320MHz-DP301 : Used with DP301 Receivers
18.4320MHz-6000IRD : 18.432 is perfect crystal for the 6000 Receivers.
20.0000MHz : Used with x700, x800, x900, 3100, 5100 and 501 Receivers
20.0000MHz-DP301 : Used with DP301 Receivers

[Crazy1_79]

thanks for popping in al, evertime i see atmega question i think of you, i am gonna have one of these usb atemgas whenever they get around to releasing them.

[sailor]

Thanks for the info guys. I can always count on help and answers here.....

[MaxmMhz]

i am gonna have one of these usb atemgas whenever they get around to releasing them.

I did a Google search about these a couple of days ago and found a place out of Hong Kong that says they are out of stock till the 15th of this month. So I figure they won't be long getting here either.