Music. Applause. Music. Hello, and welcome to this new lesson in which we will talk about the Hual2006 universal microcontroller programmer. This programmer supports a variety of microcontrollers, but we will be focusing on the big microcontroller. It can also program Arduino and other ICs. I will show you a list of the ICs that this programmer supports. I have been using this programmer since my graduation, which was about six years ago. Now, let's talk about some technical details. Firstly, we have two LEDs. The green LED indicates power, which will turn on once you plug in the USB cable. The red LED, called the "busy" LED, will only turn on when you program or burn a code from your computer to the microcontroller. Next, we have a socket called the ZIF socket. This is where you will place your microcontroller. The ZIF socket, or zero insertion force socket, allows you to gently place the IC without forcing it in. Once you place the IC, you can move the lever, and a plate inside the socket will lock it in place. This ensures that the IC won't fall out. Another component is the ICSP connector. This connector is similar to a telephone or internet connector. It comes with the programmer, and you can connect it to your microcontroller using a cable with four or five wires. This allows you to program the microcontroller while it is still on the board. It eliminates the need to remove and insert the microcontroller multiple times, which can damage the IC legs. Moving on, we have three connectors. The middle one is the USB connector, which you will connect to your computer with a cable. If you don't have a USB connector, or if you prefer an older connection, you can use the serial...
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