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The ATmega32M1 is the first AVR microcontroller of a new family dedicated to advanced motor-control applications. The MC320 board can be used to start development of applications which need to drive motors in sensor or sensorless mode with accurate control of speed and torque.
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2 Connecting the boards The two boards must be connected as shown in Figure 2-1. Figure 2-1. Power up the kit 3 Connecting the BLDC motor The motor must be connected as shown in the Figure 3-1. Figure 3-1. Connecting the BLDC motor AVR471 8181A-AVR-11/08...
AVR471 Table 3-1. Signals J7 signals Motor wires Thick yellow Thick red Thick black Not connected Not connected Thin blue Thin green Thin white Thin red Thin black 4 Powering the kit The kit must be powered using J3 connector as shown Figure 3-1: Figure 4-1.
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.inf file at90usbxxx_cdc.inf available on the MC320 kit Atmel web page. Check that your device is enumerated as a COM port (see picture below).Then you can use the USB interface of MC320 kit as a Virtual COM Port.
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AVR471 Figure 4-1. Device manager Atmel Control Center is available for free on Atmel Web site: http://www.atmel.com/dyn/products/tools_card.asp?tool_id=4170 8181A-AVR-11/08...
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Figure 4-2. Device manager If the COM port number is not listed in the communication drop down menu, type it explicitly in the window. More detailed information can be found on MC300 & MC310 user’s guides: AVR430: MC300 User’s guide AVR470: MC310 User’s guide AVR471 8181A-AVR-11/08...
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