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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Windows 10 ==<br />
'''Arduino IDE''' The newest version 1.8.6 may not work for this Workshop!<br />
* Download Arduino '''Version 1.8.1''' - https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases<br />
* Select '''Windows''' not Windows Installer<br />
* Unzip '''arduino-1.8.1-windows.zip''' <br />
* Move unzipped folder to Documents folder (Optional)<br />
* Open Arduino IDE and update the following Arduino Libraries: <br />
'''Adafruit Unified Sensor, DHT Sensor Library, U8glib'''<br />
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'''AVRdude''' (avrdude.exe) ''The real power behind Arduino''<br />
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'''Windows Setup'''<br />
1. AVRdude Web Page: '''http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/avrdude''' <br />
2. Select [[http://http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/avrdude/ '''''Download Area''''']] <br />
3. Select latest Version: '''avrdude-6.3-mingw32.zip''' <br />
4. Unzip '''avrdude-6.3-mingw32.zip''' <br />
5. Create new folder for AVRdude. Move unzipped files to your newly created AVRdude_6_3 folder.<br />
6. Open '''CMD.exe''' (Windows Command Line) <br />
7. Find and Open the AVRdude program. Windows Example: '''C: Documents\AVRDude-V6-3.''' cd Documents\AVRDude-V6-3<br />
8. Type '''''“avrdude”''''' The avrdude help menu should display a list of commands.<br />
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'''Zadig''' (zadig-2.4.exe)<br />
Used for USBTiny & USBasp unsupported drivers in Windows 10<br />
* Download Zadig http://zadig.akeo.ie/<br />
* Click on: Zadig 2.4 (4.9MB) <br />
'''Do Not use until Instructed to do so!<br />
'''<br />
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'''Putty''' Used for RS232 serial interface<br />
Download Putty https://putty.org/<br />
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Run putty-64bit-0.70-installer.msi<br />
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'''Silicon Labs''' ''CP210x USB to UART Bridge RS232 Interface''<br />
'''URL for drivers:''' <br />
https://www.silabs.com/products/development-tools/software/usb-to-uart-bridge-vcp-drivers<br />
* CP210x_Universal_Windows_Driver.zip<br />
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'''FDTI 232''' interface - Nothing needed. Should automatically install.<br />
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== Ubuntu 18.04 ==<br />
'''ARVdude''' ''The real power behind Arduino''<br />
'''Linux Setup'''<br />
Check that AVRdude 6.3 is installed and working.<br />
1. Open terminal and type "'''''avrdude'''''". AVRdude should display the help menu.<br />
If it does not display the help menu then enter the following in the terminal:<br />
'''“''sudo apt install avrdude''”'''. Repeat step one to ensure it is working.<br />
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Test '''USBTiny''' or '''USBasp''' works with '''AVRdude'''<br />
* Connect USBTiny or USBasp to a USB port.<br />
* Connect '''ATmega328''' Target Board to to '''USBtiny''' or '''USBasp'''.<br />
* Open Terminal and type the follow: "'''''avrdude -p m328p -c usbtiny -v'''''"<br />
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'''Arduino IDE'''<br />
*1. Open Ubuntu Software <br />
*2. Search for Arduino IDE<br />
*3. Select install.<br />
*4. After Install completes Select permissions <br />
*5. Select Launch<br />
*6. Under tools tab select Programmer and pick your programmer.<br />
*7. Under tools tab select Board - Arduino uno<br />
*8. Open Blink sketch under examples in File Tab<br />
*9. Upload Using Programmer under Sketch Tab<br />
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== Windows 7 ==<br />
'''Arduino IDE''' The newest version 1.8.6 may not work for this Workshop!<br />
* Download Arduino '''Version 1.8.1''' - https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/OldSoftwareReleases<br />
* Select '''Windows''' not Windows Installer<br />
* Unzip '''arduino-1.8.1-windows.zip''' <br />
* Move unzipped folder to Documents folder (Optional)<br />
* Open Arduino IDE and update the following Arduino Libraries: <br />
'''Adafruit Unified Sensor, DHT Sensor Library, U8glib'''<br />
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'''AVRdude''' (avrdude.exe) ''The real power behind Arduino''<br />
<br />
'''Windows Setup'''<br />
1. AVRdude Web Page: '''http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/avrdude''' <br />
2. Select [[http://http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/avrdude/ '''''Download Area''''']] <br />
3. Select latest Version: '''avrdude-6.3-mingw32.zip''' <br />
4. Unzip '''avrdude-6.3-mingw32.zip''' <br />
5. Create new folder for AVRdude. Move unzipped files to your newly created AVRdude_6_3 folder.<br />
6. Open '''CMD.exe''' (Windows Command Line) <br />
7. Find and Open the AVRdude program. Windows Example: '''C: Documents\AVRDude-V6-3.''' cd Documents\AVRDude-V6-3<br />
8. Type '''''“avrdude”''''' The avrdude help menu should display a list of commands.<br />
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'''Adafruit USBTiny drivers:''' <br />
https://learn.adafruit.com/usbtinyisp/drivers<br />
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[[File:AdafruitDriver1.PNG]]<br><br />
'''Click Install'''<br><br />
Since 3 checkboxes were checked, the installer will install 3 drivers, asking about installing each one.<br><br />
[[File:AdafruitDriver2.PNG]]<br><br />
'''Check Device Manager'''<br><br />
[[File:AdafruitDriver4.PNG]]<br><br />
Your Done<br />
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