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Fuse bits for ATmega8

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Hi, need me help.
I make programmer for AVR microcontrollers, with ATmega8.But I'm not sure whether I correctly set fuse bits. I am read datasheet but I don't understand fully datasheet. I am set low fuse bits 0xD9 and high fuse bits 0xE1. I using 12MHz quartz oscillator. Lock bits i don't touch and it is set as default at 0xFF.
Can someone tell me, am i set fuse bits correctly? If not set correctly, please tell me how to set.
 
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ok but what do I do with locked bits? if I leave them to be as default?
 

Why don't you use a programmer with a front end like ponyprog or AVR8 Burn-O-Mat , it will make your life easier.

Alex
 
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I installed AVR8 Burn-O-Mat and think it will help me
 

Yes it is a nice front end to avrdude, I find it very convenient.
It just doesn't have security fuses so if want to change them you have to use a different way like command line of avrdude or a different program like ponyprog or even AVR studio (ISP or JTAG) if your programmer is supported.

Alex
 

Lock bits i don't touch and it is set as default at 0xFF.

The default setting (factory setting) of atmega 8 is not 0xff.

The default setting is Low value 0xE1 and High value is 0xD9.

Check that out..
 

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