Decompile AVR HEX file.

Hello, I have analyzed your files and would like to help you, have good experience with AVR controllers. I will have time next week, the task will require 2-3 days to get the code clean. Please contact me if interested. Best regards, Viktor Gotwig, Cologne, Germany.

Hello I'm interesting your project very well I'm a Good MPU, ASM, Algorithm expert. I understand your req exactly. I m quite well experienced in these jobs. Let's go ahead with me I want to service for you continously. Thanks

Hi. I can help you disassemble the hex file and translate it to readable C code. I have experience programming in C and assembly languages for several microprocessors and microcontrollers.

hello thanks for inviting me to your project. i have just one question, i am working on a project like the one you have proposed. are you the same employer? thanks

I had graduated the BEIJING University of Technology. I have 8+ years experience in programming & engineering. I worked at the IT company of China for 5 years as coach programmer & project manager. I WILL PROVIDE THE BEST QUALITY OF WORK WITH THE PROPER PRICE.

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I can try do this. Worked with devices like this in Simex company from Poland. Many of them are working with my asm/c software. Peter

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Hi, I am electronic and telecommunication engineering student from University of moratuwa. I have experience in AVR architecture. Please talk to me, and provide details about the circuit and component you are using. I promise that i can do a great work for you.

I have a very good skill in C many assembler languages. I can do this. To prove this , I translated a small piece of software: #include <avr/io.h> #include <avr/interrupt.h> #define MSG_LEN 4 #define started 0 #define msg_ready 1 register unsigned char rxstatus asm("r24"); register unsigned char chksum asm("r13"); unsigned char *index; char msg_buf[MSG_LEN]; ISR(USART_RXC_vect ) { char c; c=UDR; //get char and clear interrupt if ((UCSRA&(1<<FE))!=0) //frame error { rxstatus&=~(1<<started); UDR=1; //send Error 1 return; } if ((UCSRA&(1<<DOR))!=0) //overrun { rxstatus&=~(1<<started); UDR=2; //send Error 2 return; } if ((rxstatus&(1<<msg_ready))==1) { rxstatus&=~(1<<started); UDR=3; //send to host Error 3 return; } if ((rxstatus&(1<<started))==0) / { if (c!=0xaa) return; rxstatus|=(1<<started); chksum=c; index=msg_buf; return; } chksum+=c; if ( index == &msg_buf[MSG_LEN-1]) { if (chksum!=0) { rxstatus&=~(1<<started); UDR=5; //send error 5 return; } rxstatus|=(1<<msg_ready); //set message ready return; } *index++=c; //byte in buffer return; } IT's THE SERIAL INTERRUPT SUBROUTINE FROM ADDRESS 0X0AA - 0X0D3 IN BINARY FILE ATMEGA16-Harwell-May27