How To Load Program For At89c51


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The programming pins in the ATMEL chip (the pins that help to program) must connect to this five lines coming to the target board. If you need the VDD line as well you can bring that line too. The chip already there in the circuit is used to program other ATMEL chips. It must load the FIRMWARE first but it must program from another programmer. Recall that this program is the program transfer utility to move our compiled program into the memory on the microcontroller. Finally, you built the first circuit so that we could have something to write a program for. That was a lot!

Programming the microcontroller is one of the basic step while designing an embedded system. Here in this tutorial, i am presenting you on How to burn a program into the microcontroller as step by step. For that i am using Keil microvision software. I hope this tutorial will help all the Electronics and Communication Engineering students for doing their mini projects.
  1. I am trying to program an AT89C51, microcontroller (8051) but I am not sure on which programmer/burner to use. The ones that I have found look like huge boxes, but I suppose that they are industrial. (I mean hardware wise, like on how to connect it to the computer.) Buying would be best.
  2. PSEN (Program Store ENable - bar) was a signal in the original 8051 architecture that was used to read instructions from an external memory device. When held high during RESET it enters the bootloader.
  3. The only trouble you might have is making your software synchronize things well - that is to make sure the receiving MCU is ready when the transmitting one is transmitting. This can be done with either interrupts or polling.

An embedded system can be defined as a combination of some Hardware and Software, which is used to perform a single well defined task. Generally, an embedded system consisting of a processor, associated peripherals (Input/output ports, lcd display, led indicator or some secondary storage devices) and software used for doing a specified purpose.

For designing a project in embedded system, you should have a clear idea about the following questions;

  • What is the purpose of this project?
  • What are the inputs to the system?
  • What are the outputs from the system?
  • Why i am choosing this processor?

By answering these questions you can simply design the Circuit diagram. The circuit must be the one which clearly defines each and every part of the system. The input/output of the system should be interfaced with any of the available ports. In AT89S52 (8051) microcontroller, their are three ports (each ports carry 8 pins, hence total 24 i/o pins) available in which we can configure them as either input or output.
The input to the device may be from sensors, transducers or by means of a keypad and the output from the device will be given to an alarm, controlling section or to drive any other devices.

7 Basic Steps to Program a Microcontroller.

1. Write down the program, to be performed in embedded C language.
2. Compile the program by using any suitable compiler, here we are using keil microvision software.
3. Correct the errors in the program, if any, that will shown after compiling the program.
4. Simulate the program, to check any logical errors by defining the input/output ports that is while writing the program. (This step is an optional one, you can ignore it)
5. Generate the Hex file and save it in your computer.
6. Interface a suitable programming kit with the computer and cross check the connections.
7. By using the software, that you will get while buying the programmer kit, load the hex file into the microcontroller.
That's it, now you are successively burned the program into microcontroller. After that, verify the working by connecting the microcontroller into the target system. If necessary you can re-program the microcontroller with required corrections.

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My Atmel Flash Micro Programmer

How

Introduction:

I have build my own programmer. This device can program the AT89C51 and works with it. So it can be easily adapted to programming other devices by itself.

The Atmel Flash devices are ideal for developing, since they can be reprogrammed easy, often and fast. You need only 1 or 2 devices in low cost plastic case for developing. In contrast you need 10 or more high cost windowed devices if you must develop with EPROM devices (e.g. Phillips 87C751).

The AT89C2051 is the smallest 8051 member with full resources (128 Byte RAM, 2 Timer, UART). Only the Flash size and pin count is reduced (2kByte, 20 pin case: 15 IO pins available).
Now I have build a programmer for these 20 pin devices working with the AT89C2051: The AT89C2051 Programmer
The programmer and the PC are connected via a serial port (COM1...4). No Interrupt is used since every data byte from the programmer must be receipt by the PC. So this program can also run under WINDOWS without data loss.

Devices:

Today following devices can be programmed:

  • AT89C51 / AT89C52 (at 12V only)
  • AT89C1051 / AT89C2051 / AT89C4051
  • AT90S1200 / AT90S2313 (AVR)
  • AT89S8252 / AT89S53
  • AT89C55
  • ATtiny22 (new)

Features:

  • Input: Intel HEX (use converter to load binary)
  • Autodetection (read signature at 5V, can failed if device locked)
  • Fast parallel programming (with ready polling)
  • Batch mode programming
  • Programming lock and fuse bits
  • Adding new devices via definition file (PC program must not modified)
  • full Protection against misinsertion or misselection

Using:

The using is quite simple. The example file 'proflash.bat' can be used for calling automatically after generating hex file to program in batch mode. In this case the target must be placed in the programmer before compiling started. Or you place 'uniprog.ini' in the same directory with the 'uniprog.exe' file and make all programming steps manually.
On AVR devices the FLASH and EEPROM are programmed together. If only one name is given, the second name for the EEPROM hex file is build by exchanging the extension with '.eep'. You can also give 2 different names for both. On using a comma to separate you can define one or both names empty.
To select the device you can use the autoselect feature. You can also select it by using the up -or 'u'-key or down- or 'd'-key (using characters 'd' or 'u' in batch mode recommend).
The programmer is tested under DOS or WINDOWS (3.xx or 95). A 386SX or higher CPU is needed.

Other Features:

  • Return an errorlevel on successful programming
  • Internal virus check
  • Baudrate detection, you must give a range e.g. Baud = 22800-115200
  • The device can given by the number (entry in the definition file) or by its name (e.g. 89C51)
  • Prepared for universal using e.g. for the in system programmer

Documents for building:

These are free for non commercial using only !

There is no pcb available. Since most connections are from the programmer (AT89C51) to the same pin of the target (ziff-socket), it can be easily build with an universal pcb. Only few other devices are needed.
To prevent malfunction on using different versions of the programmer, load all needed documents together.

Building hints:

Important: The Opamp (TLC2272) must meet following parameters:
- Rail to rail output,
- Input range include negative rail,
- Slew rate 3.6V/µs or higher.
If you have problems getting the TLC2272 you can try the following replacement:

  • Electrical sheet to replace TLC2272, not tested !
    If you try it, please tell me, if it works.

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Data Sheets:
If you have problems to get data from any device look at the manufacturer or distributor e.g. Farnell
E.g. data sheets of: BS170, BS250

You need a null-modem-cable to connect the programmer:
Null Modem:
2---------3
3---------2
4---------6
5---------5
6---------4
7---------8
8---------7
Getting the AT89C51 :

There are 3 ways to get the preprogrammed AT89C51 inside the programmer:

1. Ask a friend in a school or company which have access to a programmer.

2. Most salesman offers also a programming service for a little more money.
You must only put the hex file (proflash.hex) to a disk and send it him.

3. Use a AT89S8252 at first and program it over the parallel port.
Look at http://www.fmi.cz/jak/prog.html for more informations.

Please understand that I can't sell it.

Errata:

No errors known.
I have received over 100 positive feedbacks. So it seems working stable.

Trouble Shooting:

some points to check:
- after power on the LED must flashing short exact every second. Otherwiese the crystal is wrong
- during programming the LED light permanently
- the hex-file was correct burned in the programmer (IC4)
- the crystal was correct (11.0592MHZ) for right baud rate and oscillating (check with oscilloscope)
- EA was connect to VCC (internal program execution)
- VCC was applied, reset was done (by C3)
- RS232 level shifter works
The PC software try permanetly send to the programmer until it answered right. This can easy be checked with an oscilloscope:
Check signals on P1/pin2, IC4/pin 10, IC4 /pin11, P1/pin3. P1/pin8 must give about -12V.

If you have problems, please sent me an E-mail. Please watch, that you first check the

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trouble shooting hints and tell me the results, since otherwiese I see no way to help you !

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Author: Peter Dannegger

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