Hi,
have you a sample pdf of the Flowcode AVR printed brochure in englisch or better in the german version?
are detailed examples descript with E-blocks for beginners? or we needs some other literature to learn AVR programming?
WhatΒ΄s new in the Flowcode AVR Version 4?
German print doku
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Re: German print doku
Hello,
Here is a copy of the brochure covering all 3 versions of Fowcode. This includes a list of supported devices. Please refer to our website for any changes of pricing infrmation.
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/datashe ... 3-60-3.pdf
Flowcode for AVR works in the same way as Flowcode for PIC. So all the original PIC based documentation, tutorials, and programs can be applied to AVR. The only significant change is the programming of the configuration fuses in the target device. Th process is fully explained in documentation supplied with Flowcode, and in other forum postings.
Flowcode for AVR can import programs written in Flowcode for PIC so most of the PIC example programs can be used directly, some require minor changes to Port allocations if hardware peripherals are used. Most of the example and demonstration programs produced for PIC have now been converted to AVR by importing them directly into Flowcode.
All of our solution kits are also available with AVR programmer board (EB019) as a replacement for the PIC multiprogrammer. More information is available here:
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/abouteb ... ions-X.php
Th ATmega32 and ATmega324 are treated as being equivalent to the default PIC16F877A for most purposes (though the AVR devices run considerably faster!).
Contact us again if you require any more information.
Here is a copy of the brochure covering all 3 versions of Fowcode. This includes a list of supported devices. Please refer to our website for any changes of pricing infrmation.
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/datashe ... 3-60-3.pdf
Flowcode for AVR works in the same way as Flowcode for PIC. So all the original PIC based documentation, tutorials, and programs can be applied to AVR. The only significant change is the programming of the configuration fuses in the target device. Th process is fully explained in documentation supplied with Flowcode, and in other forum postings.
Flowcode for AVR can import programs written in Flowcode for PIC so most of the PIC example programs can be used directly, some require minor changes to Port allocations if hardware peripherals are used. Most of the example and demonstration programs produced for PIC have now been converted to AVR by importing them directly into Flowcode.
All of our solution kits are also available with AVR programmer board (EB019) as a replacement for the PIC multiprogrammer. More information is available here:
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/abouteb ... ions-X.php
Th ATmega32 and ATmega324 are treated as being equivalent to the default PIC16F877A for most purposes (though the AVR devices run considerably faster!).
Contact us again if you require any more information.