A dedicated AVR programmer costs <$5 TYD and is much easier. There are several differnent links around here, start here-
You need to have a USBASP from here
You also need a SOIC chip from here
Wire the correct pins from the USBASP to the SOIC clip
Then install USB drivers for the USBASP and AVRDude
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5nsfkghk5so38bv/ikrOuVTTKh
Create a directory on the root partition (I choose c:\avrusb)
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Copy the .bat file and the.hex file into that directory
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right click on .bat file, select edit, and make sure the EXACT name of the.hex file is in the *.bat file
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Open a co…
AVR Drivers - Flashlight Wiki (and the whole AVR flashlightswiki: AVR Drivers - Flashlight Wiki )
http://www.jcapsolutions.com/flashlights/firmware/
So, you want a flashlight with modes that are just right but can't find the one, no matter how hard you look? You are especially craving for a light that can be programmed with light levels ranging from hardly visible to full blast can't-see-anything-but-dark-spots-for-a-few-minutes when accidentally shone into your eyes? Onna stick In a P60-style host? Well, today's your lucky day.
Building It
First, you will need to organize a few parts. From left to right, the NANJG 101-AK pimped with a four…
This firmware was written by our fellow forum member, JonnyC. Jon did a great job with this firmware, pulling together many popular elements into one great firmware.
He worked hard to make the code easy to understand, as shown by the great comments placed throughout.
What Features Does it Have?
Clicky Version:
User configurable modes
Moonlight, mode order, and mode memory selectable via 105c stars
Fast or Phase Correct PWM, switchable by mode level
Optional turbo timer up to 120 seconds…
there are several other stickies in the DIY subforum,
edit: there is way more information there than you’ll be able to take in, order the programmer and clip now (they’ll run you about $15 total TYD) and start reading, then in ~30 days when your stuff gets here from China you’ll have an idea what to do and be ready to follow along a tutorial and reprogram a stock 105c to something like STAR Off-Time or some other better-than-stock open source code from people like JonnyC and Dr.Jones