PowerSwitch questions: ISP Connector and ATtiny2313
Posted: Sat Jul 14, 2007 11:38 pm
Hello.
I am glad to have found your Project, since I want to use it to enable a Linux Server to switch on and off Periphericals and maybe later more. For example it should switch off the Laserprinter if there has been no job for a couple of minutes and turn it back on if a new job comes in.
Wenn now to the question. It has been a while since I did Electronics, so thiese questions may be a bit dumb.
First question is: What is the meaning of the "ISP Connector" - What does it connect to? I see there is a USB Connector (in the left) and Power from the Transformer (top right). So what is this ISP Connector there for?
The second Question is: If I use the ATtiny2313, can I use the circuit schematics provided without change or are there changes in the pins/voltage or anything else? Do I have to make changes in the firmware or program code? My knowledgle of C-Programming is little more thatn "./configure && make", so I hope this will work on my Gentoo system.
Many Thanks
Aurora, Germany
I am glad to have found your Project, since I want to use it to enable a Linux Server to switch on and off Periphericals and maybe later more. For example it should switch off the Laserprinter if there has been no job for a couple of minutes and turn it back on if a new job comes in.
Wenn now to the question. It has been a while since I did Electronics, so thiese questions may be a bit dumb.
First question is: What is the meaning of the "ISP Connector" - What does it connect to? I see there is a USB Connector (in the left) and Power from the Transformer (top right). So what is this ISP Connector there for?
The second Question is: If I use the ATtiny2313, can I use the circuit schematics provided without change or are there changes in the pins/voltage or anything else? Do I have to make changes in the firmware or program code? My knowledgle of C-Programming is little more thatn "./configure && make", so I hope this will work on my Gentoo system.
Many Thanks
Aurora, Germany