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Latest revision as of 22:40, 19 September 2018
This is the central documentation page for the Evil Mad Science ISP Shield kit, version 2.0.
Please click here for documentation for ISP Shield 1.0. Click here if you are not sure which version you have.
Main details about the ISP Shield 2.0 kit
- Announcement article at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
- Store page at Evil Mad Scientist
Essential Documentation
- Kit Assembly Instructions and Bill of Materials are located here.
- Basic information on using the ISP Shield 2.0 is over here.
Open Source Hardware documentation
- Electrical schematics are here (PDF file)
- Circuit board design and electrical schematics in gEDA are here .ZIP archive
- Source code is available through the Arduino IDE and is based on mega-isp by Randall Bohn.
Background and sources
- This project is based on the Arduino as AVR ISP and From Arduino to a Microcontroller on a Breadboard tutorials by the Arduino Team.
- Hardware design was based on the Arduino Arduino ISP (incl. shield) tutorial by Andre Knoerig at fritzing.org.
Hacking it
- Information on using it with ATtiny85 is here
Places for questions, answers, and sharing experiences
- Forum at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
- Evil Mad Science Auxiliary Flickr Group where you can share photos of your ISP Shields in action!
