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  • RS_Phil
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    Is that chicken code is a full version? hahaha!..

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  • jladre
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    Originally posted by ivconic View Post

    A rooster audio?!??
    What is that version of code!???


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    Hahaha!! Thats a real rooster. A fighter cock. it is called chicken code.hahaha

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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by jladre View Post
    Now i have to run my machine without lcd.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gG0qjZm0m58

    A rooster audio?!??
    What is that version of code!???


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  • jladre
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    Now i have to run my machine without lcd.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gG0qjZm0m58

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  • jladre
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    Ive check everything and i really suspect that lcd is the problem.. I going to replace a new one.

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  • Davor
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    Most probably it detached from its base. There are rubber-like contact ribbons that provide contact between a LCD base and a LCD glass, and those are notoriously flimsy. That's one of the reasons I hate LCDs for terrain use. You may try to fix it, but your better choice is to simply replace a whole LCD and avoid hours of frustration.

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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by jladre View Post
    After transfering all parts to my new easy open waterproof box my lcd seems damage. Can anyone tell what would be the problem? I had already check the wirings and it is good and correct. Lcd display photo is below.
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    Either is broken either you swapped wires.
    Also check paths from Atmega to LCD.
    Check all over again.

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  • jladre
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    After transfering all parts to my new easy open waterproof box my lcd seems damage. Can anyone tell what would be the problem? I had already check the wirings and it is good and correct. Lcd display photo is below.
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  • ivconic
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    Ask me anything about AVR top secrets... and i'll be glad not to answer you!


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  • RS_Phil
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    Originally posted by timekiller View Post
    Hello again. My PI md works, after setting correct fuse bits .It works well with all my coils of previous projects. But there is a new problem, count of starts is not reset after reprogramming atmega 328p .It is against the following-At the end of 300 times,with a programming can be re-used again and again to set up the system. Doesthissoftware solution ?
    Low Fuse: F7 High Fuse: D9 Extended Fuse:FC

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  • TreasureHunter
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    by the way how sensitive is this detector? I read somewhere that Pulse Induction detectors are not too sensity, and good only for big items.

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  • TreasureHunter
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    can I get the ".sch" and ".brd" files for the project please?

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  • jladre
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    Originally posted by timekiller View Post
    OK.Thank you. With AVR Studio 4 was able to do everything. Programmer MKII. What size of the coil is recommended? I have several 20 cm , working well for now.1.6 om - 330 mkh
    any size will do!

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  • timekiller
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    OK.Thank you. With AVR Studio 4 was able to do everything. Programmer MKII. What size of the coil is recommended? I have several 20 cm , working well for now.1.6 om - 330 mkh

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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by timekiller View Post
    Hello again. My PI md works, after setting correct fuse bits .It works well with all my coils of previous projects. But there is a new problem, count of starts is not reset after reprogramming atmega 328p .It is against the following-At the end of 300 times,with a programming can be re-used again and again to set up the system. Doesthissoftware solution ?
    You missed to read all the posts from the beginning, i explained that earlier.
    Variables which are set and further changed by working code are stored in internal Atmega's eeprom (1kb).
    So, to overcome that problem; you must erase eeprom content.
    Simple reprogramming Atmega with hex code will not overcome the problem.
    Erase internal eeprom.

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