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The USBprog programmer is a neat small USB programmer which is fully compatible with the AVR ISP mkII programmer.

When you select this programmer, you will get the same interface as for the [[STK500 Programmer|STK500 native]] programmer.

F4 will launch the programmer. For more details read the help section for the STK500 programmer.

 

When programming XMEGA chips the interface for the fuse bits will be different. See [[STK600]] programmer for a description.

 

The default clock is 125 KHz. This because most/all chips ship with a clock frequency of 1 MHz. And since the clock frequency maximum is a quarter of the oscillator frequency, the default is 125 KHz, low enough to be able to program all chips. Once your chip runs at say 8 MHz, you can select 2 MHz as the maximum.

 

You must have the [[LIBUSB|LIBSUSB]] drivers installed on your PC. Without it, it will not work.

 

 

<span class="f_Header">Options</span>

In the Configuration options you can adjust the clock speed and the timeout of the USB.

When you are using USB 1.1 and a lot of devices that generate a lot of USB traffic, you might need to increase the default timeout of 100 (msec).

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