PicAXE:
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/categories.php?c=124
Arduino:
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/categories.php?c=103
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Program PICAXE with Arduino! How-To
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24 responses to “Program PICAXE with Arduino! How-To”
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@SentryGun53 glad? …
@SentryGun53 glad? I could help! -
very nice, thanks …
very nice, thanks for? the vid -
*picaxe? program …
*picaxe? program editor -
why doesn’t this …
why doesn’t this work for me i’ve been trying? for days now. i plug in the arduino upload the program to blank it out. then i go to switch over to the picaxe programmer and it says “com port already in use” WTF? its driving me insane. -
@Giacky98xD glad …
@Giacky98xD glad it? helped!! -
Great!? It worked!! …
Great!? It worked!! Thank you very much!! -
@fabiuh991 i? think …
@fabiuh991 i? think so, but not sure, let me know if you ever try it. -
Hey dude, im …
Hey dude, im following ur vids, theyr awesome
The Uno uses the Atmega8U2 programmed as a USB-to-serial converter so? will i still be able to program a Pic? -
why not just ty em …
why not just ty em together without the? transistors? -
@kdarrah1234 thanks …
@kdarrah1234 thanks! (:? -
@Flea5000000000 yes …
@Flea5000000000 yes because the signals are inverted, well at least if you use the FT232RL converter from FTDI. ? There is a workaround though, if you download a free utility called FT_PROG from FTDI, you can actually reprogram the converter to invert the signals -
Can I use a USB to …
Can I use a USB to Serial converter? If? I can do that, do I have to use this circuit???? -
@danilodene? Sweet!!
@danilodene? Sweet!! -
works great.. …
works great.. thanks !!!! ? -
I can’t get this to …
I can’t get this to work I’m getting a ” Memory verification failed – byte 255″. I believe I have everything connected correctly, the only difference is I’m using an UNO. I’m using the Arduinos pwr supply and have tried? using 4.5 volts, but no go. Thanks in advance. -
@kdarrah1234 thanks?
@kdarrah1234 thanks? -
@xtigoxxx I think …
@xtigoxxx I think it? was pin B1… can’t really remember -
can u tell me? …
can u tell me? where did you hucked up the led? -
@kdarrah1234 ty? bro
@kdarrah1234 ty? bro -
@xtigoxxx yep, its …
@xtigoxxx yep, its just:void? setup(){}
void loop(){} -
i cant see the code …
i cant see the code to blank out the arduino can someone type? it? -
lmao put the? …
lmao put the? transcribe audio thingy on. lol 😉 -
nice, definite …
nice, definite money saver? -
@herctrap when I …
@herctrap when I ran that test tool, the logic was opposite from what? it was supposed to be. I looked into it a little, and it turns out they use a form of RS232, which is why you need to use resistors with their cable
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