AVR ATtiny Rescue Kit (Arduino HVSP Wing Shield)

Name: AVR ATtiny Rescue Kit (Arduino HVSP Wing Shield)
SKU: 3697
Price: 5.50 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.67 (3 reviews)

(3 Reviews)

High Voltage Serial Programmer wing shield for Arduino

Designed by BitKit in United States of America

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$5.50

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High Voltage Serial Programmer wing shield for Arduino

Ever mess up the fuse bits on an ATtiny device? Or maybe you just want to reclaim that reset pin and ditch the bootloader. This kit provides a small Arduino shield that enables you to rescue your 8 p…

Add ons

This kit requires a 12V supply which comes as an A23 12V battery and holder by default. You can also replace the battery for a 5V to 12V Step Up Converter, powered by either your Arduino or another USB cable. These are generic voltage converters that can also be used for other applications.

Credit

Original idea and Arduino sketch provided by Rickety.

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Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (4.33)

Documentation: (4.33)

Shipping: (5.00)

Communication: (5.00)

Josh | June 16, 2015

great device if you need one, and you probably do need it.

Came VERY fast & well packaged. Included all parts & the boards were self explanatory. 10 minutes of soldering & we're ready to test it!
I have yet to recover board, only because my uno and mega akd etc pins don't line up exactly (boards use two header boards w/ space, the recovery board has one nice row) -- just needed to some jumper wires in and should work (Haven't sorted the bad from teh good yet)
I opted for the usb-power -- it called for a hard junction between the two, I opted for a bit of wire instead, because I know things get bumped on a small workspace...

It'll pay for itself, especially if you brick your last attiny and need it 'now'...
Really like the kit; great work.

Response from BitKit | June 16, 2015

The shield is compatible with the genuine Uno (the Arduino in the photo is a generic and has a few more pins). Just make sure the pins marked 8 and 12 line up (the left 2 pins are unused and will not be connected).

Vichaya | April 30, 2015

Missed an item but more than made up for it

While an add-on item was missed from the original shipment, the seller has more than made up for it by shipping it out the next day and included a small battery as a goodwill gesture. That was unexpected and appreciated.

Enjoy products you buy from this seller :-)

John | April 24, 2015

Nice tool to have handy

This is a good tool to have handy if you will be working with the ATtiny. You never know when you might accidentally brick a chip, especially if you will be changing the fuse settings. This lets you save the chip. The code that came with the product worked with no changes required. I had to knock a star off since mine arrived without the resistors. Luckily I had some handy to use to complete the build.

Response from BitKit | April 24, 2015

I pack the kits to order and sure enough your resistors were hiding out in my parts tray. Sorry about that! I'm glad you had some handy, otherwise I would've been happy to send replacements. Thanks for the review.

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