Speeds up to 2Mbps are supported in synchronous mode (1Mbps in asynchronous mode). The XMEGA can communicate with a computer using the onboard USB to serial bridge. The XMEGA can be fully programmed over USB using the onboard AVRISPmkII-compatible PDI programmer (no need to purchase an external programmer). The MT-X1 is a flexible USB development board for the Atmel ATxmega128a1 microcontroller. Uses LUFA USB library and AVRISPmkII clone by Dean Camera ( ) Preloaded demo program demonstrates onboard peripheral devices as well as sleep modeĬompatible with Windows XP/Vista/7 and LinuxĪll firmware is open-source (MIT license) JTAG (XMEGA), PDI (XMEGA)*, and ISP (USB AVR) headersĤ boot modes selectable via jumper and buttonĭFU bootloader (to update firmware on USB AVR via USB)īoot button can be used to toggle between the PDI programmer and the serial bridge Routed to both reference inputs via solder jumpers

Use for signed differential conversions from 0V to ~2.5V at the pin Temperature sensor with low-power operation MicroSD card slot with push-push spring actionĨ channel relay driver with kickback protectionĥV or 3.3V devices (relays, LCD backlights, etc.)Ĭan be used as general-purpose low-side driver Solder jumpers can be used to disconnect devices when not used (frees up header pin)

Most pins routed to headers (Port A through Port K) HC49 crystal landing connected to XTAL pins Works with AVR Studio 4 and 5, AVRDUDE, Codevision, and BASCOM 2.0.6ģ2.768KHz crystal connected to TOSC (RTC) pinsĨMHz external clock available from USB AVR Program flash, EEPROM, fuses, lock bits, and more Onboard USB PDI programmer (no external programmer needed) XMEGA Development Board - ATxmega128a1 - NEW VERSION!

Eeprom codevision