The ATmega 1284P microcontroller outputs a composite video signal and handles inputs from a PS/2 keyboard. ... BASIC has amused several generations of emergent geeks. It still does… ...

15 thoughts on “ Atmega Oscope ” SuperJdynamite says: December 28, 2006 at 12:07 am ... as a basic oscilloscope. Report comment. Reply. troycurtisjr says: December 28, 2006 at 3:01 pm ...

It's the same basic design found in the Arduino prototyping platform: a microcontroller, designed to use its 32 pins to interface with external hardware like sensors, motors and LEDs.

Next, write-compile-build and burn the associated code to ATmega 8 as before. If everything is OK, the LED at pin 28 starts blinking for 6 times when you push the pushbutton switch (S2) for a while.

As promised, in the upcoming part, I will try to explain all about the basic bitwise operators and thereafter disclose how to combine them to perform certain common useful operations. → Part 8: Basic ...