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+====== Quick Start Up for the Mechatronics Kit ======
+[[http://www.mh.ttu.ee/raivo/Mechatronicskit/quick_startup_quide.pdf|PDF download]]
+by Raivo Sell (raivo.sell@ttu.ee)
+Applies to the Mechatronics Kit Basic and Advanced
+(http://www.ittgroup.ee/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=9)
+You can get the software from the
+  * CD, supplied with the Kit,
+  * from www location: http://www.mh.ttu.ee/raivo/Mechatronicskit/
+  * or from the component producer’s webpages.
+Install the software in the following order:
+  - AVRStudio4
+  - WinAVR (Change folder name to: C:\Winavr)
+  - USB-COM draiver (CDM 2.02.04.exe)
+  - Connect the USB programmer and let the windows install the driver (will happen
+automatically)
+You should see the following message on the Windows status bar (Fig 1)
+{{:kit:1.jpg?500|}}
+Figure 1 Installing Programmer driver
+Determine which port number was assigned to the USB converter (depends how many
+virtual ports you have been installed previously).
+Open Windows Device manager (Fig 2) and Ports (Fig 3).
+You will see the port number on the brackets – e.g. USB Serial Port (COM19)
+{{:kit:2.jpg|}}
+Figure 2 System Properties Dialog (Device manager)
+{{:kit:device_manager.jpg?500|}}
+Figure 3 Ports (COM & LPT)
+NB! AVR Studio allows only ports from COM1….COM4
+In case of bigger than COM4 you need to redefine your USB Serial Port to available port
+between COM1 …. COM4
+Open port Properties – Settings and Advanced
+{{:kit:advanced_port_settings.jpg?600|}}
+Figure 4 Selection proper COM port
+Select port between COM1 and COM4
+If these ports are in use you may still select them, but some of your other device might
+get in conflict.
+It might happened that Device manager does not change the port number on the end of
+port name. Reopen the Device manager to refresh the port names (Fig 5).
+{{:kit:device_manager2.jpg?500|}}
+Figure 5 Proper COM port is assigned (after Device manager reopen)
+Open AVR Studio and create New Project (ref. Lab1a in Lab book).
+Connect programmer with ATMega128 development board (Fig 6).
+{{:kit:avr_pb7.jpg|}}
+Figure 6 ATMega128 and programmer connection
+Type the following simple source code and compile it (F7).
+Make sure that compilation results with the message: Build succeeded with 0 Warnings...
+Try to execute it (Ctrl+F7).
+Start the program by pressing F5.
+<code c>
+#include <avr\io.h>
+int main(void) {
+DDRB = 0xFF;
+PORTB &=~(1<<7);
+}
+</code>
+On-board LED PB7 should be go ON
+LED PB7
+Change the line in the code:
+<code c>
+PORTB |=(1<<7);
+</code>
+On-board LED PB7 should be go OFF
+If LED works fine you have successfully installed and configured your programming
+environment.
+You can proceed with the Labs found in the Lab book (Hands-On Exercises
+ISBN: 978-9955-20-340-7) http://www.ittgroup.ee/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=22&Itemid=7
+For more info you look:
+http://interstudy.ttu.ee
+http://mechatronics.ttu.ee