ok my bad. The chip I'm currently using (AT90S8515) doesn't suppport ISP fuses and lockbits setting.

Thank you for answering, but not matter COM you choose, it is impossible to establish connection. BTW, driver is working correctly, therefore I insist that the device is not recognized as a STK500 compatible. So there is no way to use it with AVRStudio

Dear Lauro.You can download the driver of VISTA,our AVRISP Promrammer is older version,so the driver of Windows is compatible with the VISTA's.You can have a try.

No , it not a Atmel ship reader , it is used for programming Atmel AVR ship via ISP port .

Dear Marcos Olivera.This product is designed by others,all information about this one have posted on our wiki.I'm sorry for that,we'll fine down it later.

For this module you pretty much have to have a PCB that you solder it onto. See the Eagle library for the PCB footprint. If you want to solder to it, you should get the Bluetooth Bee version, which has all the pins pulled out. There's also the Grove ve

Hi there, it is show you that this module just at Class 2. So you can't change it...

Hi Neo.It is feasible.First,you need to know the protocol of mouse chip,and then you need a microcontroller.It is just a suggestion.

Hi Electro, we don't have it in pdf format, but you could save it as HTML file to your local file.

Hello, thanks for you interest in our products. We only distributor this product, so far so we know, it is not support work in low power mode.

Hi,i'm sorry this a Simplified version of programmer,so you can't upgrade its firmware.We have updated our introduction,sorry for that.

UPDATE: above will recognize a chip but not allow programming. for avrdude command line use -c stk500 instead -- I can only use default baud rate -- others lead to timeouts and hangs.