USB AVRISP mkII XPII Supports AVR Studio 4&5&6&7

VRISP mkii XPII AVR ISP mk2 USB AVRISP  In-System Programmer Supports AVR Studio 4&5&6&7

Support WIN10, but when you use WIN10, please download AVR Studio >7

AT AVRISP mkII compliant

1. Compatible with AT AVR ISP, easy to use, stable, and reliable

Based on AT AVRISP mkII firmware

1. Identified as AVRISP mkII in AVRStudio, high-speed programming

Upgradable firmware

1. Firmware is upgradable to Support Future Devices

2. Automatic Upgrade

Supported software

1. AVR Studio 6 or WINAVR(GCC) is used as front-end software

2. Supports the program files generated by IAR, ICCAVR, CVAVR

Supported Device

1. USB AVRISP MKII supports all AVR devices with ISP and PDI Interface. Support for new devices will be added with new versions of AVR Studio.
2. Supports AT86RF401/AT89S51/AT89S52

Refer to AVR Studio 6, the following devices are supported:

* Supports all the different voltages and speed grade versions of the devices listed in the table above.

Performance

1. High-speed programs FLASH, EEPROM, Fuses, and Lock Bit

2. It takes only 2.5S to program a 12K program file with verification (programming speed was set to 1M while the Max speed could be up to 8M)

Connects to PC

1. Uses a USB interface for communication with the front-end software (Probably AVR Studio)
2. Using PDIUSBD12, USB 1.1 (USB 2.0 Full Speed) 12Mbits/second
3. Each USB AVRISP MKII has a unique ID, a PC could connect to several Devices at the same time

Connects to the target board

The USB AVRISP MKII connects to the target board through 3 optional cables. Depending on the existing connector on the target board, the cable has to be changed accordingly.

1.  Standard 6-pin ISP Connector, Using 6-pin ISP cable
2. Standard 10-pin ISP Connector, Using 6-pin to 10-pin ISP cable
3. Custom ISP Connector, Using a 6-wire multicolor custom connector cable

Figures 1 and 2 show the pinouts for the 10-pin and 6-pin ISP connectors.

Powered from the USB bus

1. Draws power from the USB bus, No need for Additional Power Supply
2. The target board should be powered from Another Power Supply