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  • Thanks WM6 for explaining and this value 50-80 is in mV displaying in menu ··gain··? Or this mean how many times signal from coil is amplify at outpup opamp?
    Geo I belive that Dr1 is to filtering noises between analog and digital ground, if yes bigger value means only more filtration.

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    • Originally posted by reiv View Post
      Thanks WM6 for explaining and this value 50-80 is in mV displaying in menu ··gain··? Or this mean how many times signal from coil is amplify at outpup opamp?
      KY = KU = koeficient usiljenja = coefficient of amplification (A) = ratio of the output amplifier to the input of those amplifier = gain.
      It is ratio and is given in (integer) numbers, but can be calculated out of input-output data given in mV.

      On display you have:

      At Bottom of display:

      on left: RX tank circuit balance Voltage in mV

      on right: RX Amplification (Gain) in (integer) numbers

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      • http://youtu.be/hokno6GUmQE

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        • Now the author is working on a new program for the Mole-2 ... There are new

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          • Big numbers very good idea congratulations...

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            • hello, I am French and I am interested in this excellent project, I already made a pro idx and tgsl, however I would need a lot of help, could you give me a zip file with all the data and explain the different modes and menu of this unit I'm not very good at English. thank you
              there no discrimination? a sensitivity setting? several shades?

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              • All the information is there http://radiodom.ucoz.ru/index/selekt...t2_m_quot/0-17 Please use the google translator.

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                • hi wm6 http://www.mattairtech.com/index.php...toprog-ii.html i have this device but i cant do program xmega canyou help me please?

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                  • Originally posted by dekoratör View Post
                    hi wm6 http://www.mattairtech.com/index.php...toprog-ii.html i have this device but i cant do program xmega canyou help me please?
                    I don't know what is your problem? I described all steps needed for programming under Ubuntu OS.

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                    • [QUOTE = WM6; 194112] Senin sorunun ne olduğunu bilmiyorum? Ben Ubuntu işletim sistemi altında programlama için gerekli tüm adımları nitelendirdi. [/ QUOTE]

                      CAN YOU TELL ME THIS PROGRAM WITH PIC OR VIDEO. I WANNA LEARN THIS PROGRAM.

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                      • Originally posted by gurdal View Post
                        [QUOTE = WM6; 194112] Senin sorunun ne olduğunu bilmiyorum? Ben Ubuntu işletim sistemi altında programlama için gerekli tüm adımları nitelendirdi. [/ QUOTE]

                        CAN YOU TELL ME THIS PROGRAM WITH PIC OR VIDEO. I WANNA LEARN THIS PROGRAM.
                        Here you can read about solution (probably the simplest) I proposed for programming (flashing) XMEGA chip:

                        http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...007#post182007

                        You need Ubuntu (operating system - OS) and AVRDUDE (program) installed on it (both available for free download, if you are interested in this solution).
                        Read about proper connection your programmer to XMEGA board and your PC (XMEGA chip should not be supplied by 5V over programmer).
                        Then you put commands described in link above in Ubuntu Terminal window.

                        I didn't try to program XMEGA chip under Windows, if you try this way, you need to use and learn proper version of programs as AVR Studio or something like this.

                        From your post I don't understand what you presently have (OS, programs?) and what you are already trying?

                        If you use other (newest) version of HEX than KPOT_V06A.hex (I used), you need to specify it in AVRDUDE programming command code and locate it in folder available to AVRDUDE.

                        PS: I am working under Ubuntu, so this is reason why I use this OS and AVRDUDE as flashing program.

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                        • Some additional help with flashing code to XMEGA chip under Ubuntu using AVRDUDE and ZeptoProg II programmer:


                          1) Download and install AVRDUDE from http://www.nongnu.org/avrdude/ and open Terminal window in your Ubuntu OS.

                          2) Plug in the ZeptoProg II programmer over USB while holding button A on Zeptoprog II programmer. Additional programmer driver installation should not be needed with most Linux distros.

                          3) LED A should be pulsing. Be sure the jumper (5V-Vtgt) is removed to not burn your XMEGA chip!

                          4) Connect the 4-wire cable to the PDI header ("PROG" connector) on both the programmer and your KROT2 board (look at drawing). After that you should observe the LED pulsing faster than before. If it isn't, check the wiring.



                          5) Issue the command in command line of Ubuntu Terminal window:

                          avrdude -p x32a4 -F -c avrisp2 -P usb -U flash:w:your_code.hex


                          6) In case that flashing XMEGA fails, add "
                          -v -v -v -v " parameter to the above command line to increase capability of output.

                          7) If all is OK your Terminal window should display as on photo in post #170.
                          AVRDUDE command will verify the coding (flashing) after programming.

                          8 ) In further connection dilemma read carefully port description on pages 12 and 13 of ZeptoProg II User Guide.
                          You need to use Header A pins wiring as follow (of course you can use other color of wire than mine in description):

                          - PIN 1 data (PDI) (Green wire)
                          - PIN 2 Vtgt (be careful that 5V Vtgt jumper is removed!) (Yellow wire)
                          - PIN 5 PCK / PDI clock (Blue wire)
                          - PIN 6 GND (Black wire)




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                          • I thank you so much for the information

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                            • hi

                              Add zeptoprog clearer pictures when connected to cable

                              hex not install

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                              • please add the program you're using

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