The clone version from a random Amazon seller.
it seems that the driver for this programmer are not installed in a normal Windows 10 setup, which includes the ECE labs.
2. Clone USBasp
The clone (that we have) adds a 5V down to 3.3V regulator and adds a pin to a header to allow one to select the voltage at the VCC pin on the ISP header.
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5V from the USB port
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3.3V from the regulator
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No connection (remove the shorting block). -> this is the preferred connection to the SRXE, which then uses its battery power for the device.
3. Install driver with Zadig
Using version 2.7, updated 2021-11-01
My USBasp board is plugged in.
Run zadig-2.7.exe
enter admin credentials
Detected USBasp device and shows the following screen:
Click Install Driver … success.
not working with Arduino IDE (not sure if this is true) also not working with avrdude from WinAVR-valpo2 install.
Selected new driver: libusb-win32 (v1.2.6.0).
Click Replace Driver … success.
Within a WinAVR-valpo2 Command Shell:
avrdude -p m128rfa1 -P usb -c usbasp -U flash:w:tiny_basic_SE_03.ino.hex
Programs just fine!