All this should help users who have locked atmega64 on xprog and can not read or program chip anymore.
This is done off board with qfp64 breakout board should be able to program onboard xprog also though.
easy fix all you need is:
1. UPA PROGRAMMER
2. USBASP WITH SLOW CLOCK JUMPER ON
EXTREME BURNER SOFTWARE AND 10 TO 6PIN ADAPTER
3. JUMPER WIRES FEMALE AND MALE
4.QFP64 BREAKOUT BOARD
1. First of all connect jumper wires between atmega and usbasp. you will need to split vcc + into 3 wires and gnd - into 3 wires
* Connect vcc+ to pin 21,52 and (64 i believe optional as for avcc i test later)
* Connect gnd- to pin 22,53 and 63
* Connect SCK to SCK
* Connect RESET to RESET
* MOSI to PE0 (common problem is people using PB2 and PB3 as there listed as mosi and MISO but they are not )
* MISO to PE1
You should end up with something like this you can see I've split the and vcc
2. Next connect PIN2 from UPA DB9 SOCKET to XTAL 1.
Now connect everything else usbasp and upa to usb etc
3. Open upa go on tools then pulse generator and you will see this:
Change frequency to 1000khz and click start and leave it running.
4. Open extreme burner avr and go to fuse settings tab and click on read atmega should connect as normal
5. Go on each set of fuses low, high, extended lock go on bit details and click load default value for each set Then tick all the write boxs and click write.
or you can manually enter the following Low E1, HIGH 99, EXTENDED FD, LOCK FF then click write these are factory lockbits. see photo
6. Go on low fuses and check the following clksel settings are there
Cksel0 (1)
Cksel1 (0)
Cksel2 (0)
Cksel3 (0)
Now erase chip and then disconnect upa
That's it all done it should be able to program/ read as normal without upa sending signal to xtal1 on mega.
I hope it helps unlock atmega64
