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AT90S4414

Last update: Thu Jun 5 22:25:40 2025
at90s8515.gifThis is the old version of the recent ATmega8515: so build a program for ATmega8515 with ATmel Studio and upload as a AT90S4414 with avrdude.
I got a few of them in my fukubukuro of last new year (Jan2014) at Akizukidenshi and never used them. They look nice, lots of pins, big size (look antique a bit), maybe a bit lightweight regarding program space and memory, but the form factor is great if you need lot of I/O.

Memo fact sheet


Things to know

  • There's just 1 fuse named "fuse" (not lfuse, hfuse... "fuse")
  • You can't read nor program the fuse via Serial Programming: it's in the documentation, and the command aren't in the avrdude.conf. You should write avrdude -p4414 -cavrispmkII -U fuse:w:0xdf:m -v -u but won't work
  • Documentation

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