I tried the exact same thing as in, http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoToBreadboard , nothing more nothing less. But im still getting error, ive attached a screen shot. Help me out guys , thanks .
To use ArduinoISP you have to disable auto-reset on the Arduino running ArduinoASP. Connecting the Reset pin to Ground with a roughly 1 or 2 microfarad capacitor or to +5 with a 110 ohm resistor will do it.
john wasser is right(Although many even manage to load w/o disabling auto-reset) but if you are not able to load using his instruction's then you try out the Serial programmer way or if you have a diecimilia or 2009 you can modify to turn it into a programmer, you can message me for further info. on the latter 2 alternative's.
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Nishant Sood
To use ArduinoISP you have to disable auto-reset on the Arduino running ArduinoASP. Connecting the Reset pin to Ground with a roughly 1 or 2 microfarad capacitor or to +5 with a 110 ohm resistor will do it.
I tried both, though on the second one i had only two 10uf capacitors, so i put them in series to ground. But none worked, the same error keeps coming. Btw the reset pin you were talking about is the first pin on my atmega ( on the breadboard) right? or the reset button in the arduino board(which now has no uC in it)
ohn wasser is right(Although many even manage to load w/o disabling auto-reset) but if you are not able to load using his instruction's then you try out the Serial programmer way or if you have a diecimilia or 2009 you can modify to turn it into a programmer, you can message me for further info. on the latter 2 alternative's.
Im using the arduino arduino duemilanove..
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Oops... I thought you were still on the "burning bootloader" step. If you have successfully burned the bootloader you can keep the same ArduinoISP connections you used to burn the bootloader and use that to upload sketches.
Alternatively: If you have removed the processor from the Arduino and want to upload a sketch using the Arduino's USB-to-Serial chip you will want to connect the Reset pin of the 'beheaded' Arduino to the Reset pin of the target breadboard so the USB-to-Serial chip can reset the target breadboard to prepare it for upload. If you don't do the reset (automatically or manually) the last sketch is still in control.