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Step 7Solder the components to the circuit board and program

Solder the components to the circuit board and program
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Now this is more my thing... SOLDERING!
  1. Start out with the hardest component - the microcontroller, I like to solder two diagonally opposite pins first to make sure it is aligned, then continue with the rest. (see first photo)
  2. Solder in the eight surface mount 74373 chips. Make sure you have them aligned correctly I.E. the indents should line up with the indents that are printed on the PCB. (see second photo)
  3. Now you can solder in the resistors - all 30 of them (see third photo)
  4. Next up are the four ULN2803 chips (see fourth photo)
  5. Then you can solder in the 7805, capacitors and the 10k resistor (see fifth photo)
  6. And Finally, you can connect up your programmer to the ICSP port and program the hex file onto the microcontroller.
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3 comments
Apr 1, 2011. 11:24 PMIce1 says:
I think you forgot to include the ICSP port as one of the materials you need. Can i ask what sort of ICSP port you used?
May 27, 2011. 12:15 PMwoofwoof2992 says:
How can i use only 5 pins when the cable has 6? What do i do?

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