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[[category:oneMicro ATmega128]]

This is a quick tutorial on how to setup the tool-chain and program the oneMicro Atmega128. Once the board is setup, you can go through our AVR Tutorial series for your further exploration of the board. 

=Hookup=
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To use the board, you simply need to pick up a micro USB cable and connect the oneMicro to the computer. The board comes with on board USB to Serial converter CP2102. Install the CP2102 driver for your operating system. [[Cp2102 Usb-to-Serial Driver Installation|The steps for windows are covered  in this tutorial.]]

=Compiling=
You may use AVR GCC command line to compile and use the code. If you're on windows and trying to use Atmel Studio, this [[AVR_Hardware_and_Software_Setup#Setting_up_Atmel_Studio_6:|tutorial covers all the basics on setting up and using the IDE.]]

=Flasing the hex file=
In this tutorial series we are using [http://exploreembedded.com/wiki/index.php?title=Using_XploreFlash_For_USBasp_based_Programmer Xplore Flash] to transfer the hex file to the target MCU. 
''Steps below show how to trasfer the hex file to the MCU using Xplore Flash.''
# Open the Xplore Flash and select programmer as '''Arduino''' .
# Connect the AVR breakout board to computer through USB to serial breakout so it will detect as a COM port.Select a COM port and set baud rate '''57600''' .
# Click on "detect" ,it will detect the MCU as '''ATmega128'''.
# After detecting the MCU browse the hex file .''
# Then just click on '''Go'''. it will erases, Flashes and verifies the hex file.

[[File:ATmega128 Software Setup.png|none]]

Checkout the [[Blinky with AVR Breakout ]] tutorial, on how to set up the software, generate a hex file and blink an LED.

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