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Codevision 2.06
Codevision 2.06









codevision 2.06
  1. #Codevision 2.06 how to#
  2. #Codevision 2.06 software#

ATtiny13 – PI (Pulse Induction) metal detector ATtiny13 – rainbow on several LEDs WS2812 ATtiny13 – running dots & digits on 7-segment LED tube display ATtiny13 – reading temperature and humidity from DHT11

#Codevision 2.06 software#

ATtiny13 – temperature logger using LM35 ans Software UART ATtiny13 – simple text CLI (Command Line Interface) via UART ATtiny13 – digital DC ampmeter with MAX7219 ATtiny13 – digital DC voltmeter with MAX7219 ATtiny13 – Best Room Tempature on DS18B20 ATtiny13 – IR receiver / NEC proto analyzer

codevision 2.06

ATtiny13 – IR remote to control LED RGB (NEC proto) ATtiny13 – IR remote to control LEDs (NEC proto) ATtiny13 – controlling LED RGB (fancy light effects) ATtiny13 – pseudo random numbers (lightweight library) ATtiny13 – blinky with timer OVF (Overflow) ATtiny13 – randomly flashing LED with PRNG based on LFSR ATtiny13 – LED fading with delay function (Software PWM)

#Codevision 2.06 how to#

Here are the ATtiny13 – manual, the ATtiny13 – development board, little guides about how to compile and burn the code to ATtiny13 (ANSI C) and how to install AVR assembler (AVRA) on Linux.

  • very-very low price for such computing power!.
  • AVR-GCC compiler and many other developer tools that are open-source and free.
  • basic peripheral features like timer, 4-channel ADC, Watchdog or Analog Comparator.
  • operating voltage range (1.8V to 5.5V) and industrial temperature range (-40✬ to +85✬).
  • pin-compatible with the ATtiny*5 series so if 1K bytes of FLASH and/or 64 bytes of RAM turns out too restrictive, it’s easy to swap in up to 8K without a layout redesign.
  • advanced RISC architecture (up to 1MIPS/1MHz, easy to learn Assembler – only 120 instructions).
  • That’s why I decided to design and assemble 100+ projects based on this chip.











    Codevision 2.06