J1 is used to select the programming speed. When the clock of the target chip is lower than 1.5MHz , J1 needs to be shorted to enter low-speed programming.
Write mode to ensure successful programming. The default setting is J1 short circuit, which makes programming chips very stable, including S51 series and AVR
series of microcontrollers.
J2 is used to select the power supply. When J2 is shorted, the development board draws power from the USB port, which is 5V . When J2 is open, the target board
Independent power supply, please be careful not to short-circuit J2 when the target board has independent power supply ! ! Otherwise, the USB AVR may be burned.
ISPs and target boards and even computer motherboards! !
J3 can be used to program and control the main control chip ATMEGA8 of the USB AVR ISP . When J3 is short-circuited, it can be
External programmers, such as STK200 , USB AVR ISP , etc., are used to program the M8 on this USB AVR ISP . They are generally used when upgrading the USB AVR ISP . ( If J3 is short-circuited during use , the USB download cable will not be available ) .
Driver installation diagram:
Connect the USB download cable to the computer and a new hardware prompt will appear to install the driver as shown in the figure.
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