This is the Windows app named K3NG-Keyer for AVR-Studio 7 whose latest release can be downloaded as _keyer_03.01.2016_finalOK.rar. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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K3NG-Keyer for AVR-Studio 7
DESCRIPTION
This version of K3NG Morse-Keyer based upon the native Arduino hardware and sketch for the Arduino IDE environment. The Keyers sketch is moved to Atmel-Studio 7 and got some little modifications that was required to fit's the code to an actual GNU-CC Compiler that's shipped with Atmel-Studio 7. The Sketch-Import function of Atmel-Studio7 does not help's to become a usable project. The used MCU is an Arduino unsuported variant of a plain and native ATMega1284P, that's have enought memory (128K) and comes in DIP40 housing - a nice peace for use the on prototype boards or embedded them into your own project. It contains two serial boards and every I/O pin support the use in combination of an external Interrupt.I had stopped the time consuming portation of the original arduino sketch in the beginnung of 2015 because i had moved to the ARM Cortex-M MPU's. I had decide me (04/2017) to port them to ARM Cortex M0+ next.
Vy 73 de DD4DA, Gerhard
Features
- Sourcecode is able to debug, simulate and of course compile by AVR-Studio 7
- ATmega 32, 64, 664P,1284P, 2560 are tested (01/2016)
- A real brilliant CMOS-Keyer Emulation (like ETM9 )
- Arduino support files updated to Arduino 1.7.8
- some changes where made to fit into Atmel-Studio 7
- Replaced the HardwareSerial.cpp with the actual release
- Based upon 28.12.2015 K3NG Keyer Scetch - precompiled for ATMega 1284p @16Mhz Xtal
- Some advatages where made by K3NG. This are now available.
- An Atmel-Studio 7 Project with usage of the native compiler
- Will port the Keyer to Cortex-M0+ MPU.
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