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[01:11:45] <rue_shop4> where is whats-his-names fuse calculator
[01:46:53] <CORDIC> rue_shop4:
http://www.engbedded.com/fusecalc/ http://avrcalc.pl/ http://frank.circleofcurrent.com/fusecalc/fusecalc.php http://palmavr.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/fc.cgi http://eleccelerator.com/fusecalc/
[01:47:35] <rue_shop4> I want the one that one of the guys here did
[01:47:54] <rue_shop4> didn't see it in the google results
[01:49:28] <rue_shop4> now I need a timer calculator
[01:49:32] <rue_shop4> I wonder if
[02:16:05] <theBear> ooh, that reminds me, FINALLY after years in this place, spotted some fuse wire still for sale SOMEWHERE, cos that shiz is rare, and i ain't payin for breakers to put into a rental even if i am friends with the landlord :)
[03:50:19] <rue_shop4> http://codepad.org/g84tucls anyone see mistakes?
[04:26:40] <rue_shop4> http://codepad.org/Nw7ZaJYe
[04:26:47] <rue_shop4> all working
[04:27:42] <rue_shop4> SO many adjustments I could do
[04:40:21] <rue_shop4> but, its 2am
[04:49:06] <twnqx> not true, 11am :D
[05:19:10] <Skippy_42> hey guys
[05:19:28] <Skippy_42> does anybody know what library I need in atmel studio, using arduino hardware, to use digitalRead() ?
[05:21:22] <Skippy_42> ok seems like it was Arduino.h, but I have to include it multiple times, because atmel studio has strange behaviour when it comes to including headers
[05:56:13] <Lambda_Aurigae> no, it is because the arduino libs are horked and strange.
[05:56:53] <Lambda_Aurigae> and why the hell would you want to use digitalRead() anyhow? That is horribly bloated.
[06:40:16] <Tom_itx> teach them the wrong path when they're young and they will surely go astray
[06:41:31] <LeoNerd> I was lead ashtray by my thesaurus
[06:47:02] <Lambda_Aurigae> them dinos are dangerous.
[06:47:18] <Lambda_Aurigae> I should know. I just finished watching the first 3 jurassic park movies.
[07:51:23] <Jartza> hallo
[07:52:32] <Jartza> LeoNerd: those lead ashtrays are forbidden nowadays because of ROHS
[07:53:06] <LeoNerd> Ahyes...
[07:53:21] <LeoNerd> It's all BiSn these days
[07:53:25] <Jartza> yea
[09:05:19] <Chillum> geez, just dont eat the ashtray
[14:05:26] <ryan-c> I don't suppose anyone here is familiar with v-usb? The device I've got is preventing windows from automatically sleeping, and I was wondering if there's any way to fix that.
[14:32:15] <bss36504> Step 1) Dont use V-USB
[14:32:15] <bss36504> jk, I dont know, everyone hates it here though
[14:32:41] <bss36504> I assume it is related to some subtle code change. It'
[14:33:04] <bss36504> It's been a while since I wrote any USB code, perhaps it is trying to re-enumerate when the computer goes to sleep
[14:33:47] <bss36504> A quick google search for "USB device prevents sleep" indicates that the USB device needs to respond to the USB:Suspend command
[14:33:56] <bss36504> So perhaps you need to implement an appropriate handler for that
[22:06:10] <rue_shop4> anyone seen a good app note on the USI thats in the tiny26?
[22:06:21] <rue_shop4> they got a lot of funkey things going on here
[22:08:22] <theBear> hnmn, what's a usi ?
[22:11:02] <rue_shop4> universal, aka dosn't work for anything
[22:26:17] <theBear> oh, that new not-uart thing i been not-remembering since the first new-series avrs datasheets were somewhere i could read one
[22:27:45] <theBear> realistically, if we don't gotta mess around in bugfree-int/timer-land and bang those suckers out by hand, none of us give an eff how many S's they slip in there.. i spose the extra bit or two of extra-bits kinda modes is nice in some very rare/niche cases too
[22:28:52] <theBear> but i'd rather be stuck with 8,1,1 max, AND still be able to get that 8 out without a sneaky single msb extra byte to mess about with, and be able to just say UART instead of "those not uart effers i can't remember" every time :)
[23:15:23] <rue_shop4> my software asynchronous for the tiny26 is working great
[23:15:37] <rue_shop4> (just tx)