AVRDUDESS 2.14

AVRDUDESS is a graphical user interface (GUI) for the popular command line tool AVRDUDE. Developed by Zak Kemble, it provides an easier way to program AVR microcontrollers using a programmer, such as the USBtinyISP or Arduino as ISP.

AVRDUDESS allows users to select the programmer and microcontroller type from a dropdown menu, set fuse bits and lock bits, and program the microcontroller with a HEX file. Additionally, it provides a terminal window that displays the output from AVRDUDE. This is useful for troubleshooting and debugging.

AVRDUDESS also includes some advanced features, such as saving and loading device profiles, editing fuse bit values, and setting up batch files for automated programming tasks.

AVRDUDESS makes programming AVR microcontrollers more intuitive and accessible through its user-friendly interface. It is compatible with Windows operating systems and is available for free download on Zak Kemble's website.

• AVRDUDESS simplifies the process of programming AVR microcontrollers using a programmer
• Users can select the programmer and microcontroller type, set fuse bits, and program with a HEX file
• Includes advanced features such as saving and loading device profiles and setting up batch files
• Displays output from AVRDUDE in a helpful terminal window
• Compatible with Windows operating systems and available for free download on Zak Kemble's website