Difference between revisions of "Setting Up Starter AVR"
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In this tutorial we will look at setting up the starter AVR board. Once you have done with this basic set up, you can use on board peripherals as well as many other peripherals which can be connected to board using on board GPIO's. | In this tutorial we will look at setting up the starter AVR board. Once you have done with this basic set up, you can use on board peripherals as well as many other peripherals which can be connected to board using on board GPIO's. | ||
=Basics= | =Basics= | ||
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This board comes with a ATmega 32 microcontroller, which has arduino bootloader flashed into it. | This board comes with a ATmega 32 microcontroller, which has arduino bootloader flashed into it. | ||
To program this board using SPI and external programmer check out our [[AVR Hardware and Software Setup]] tutorial <br> | To program this board using SPI and external programmer check out our [[AVR Hardware and Software Setup]] tutorial <br> | ||
| − | As starter AVR board comes with inbuilt arduino boot loader and this board has on board USB to serial converter indicated by '8' in | + | As starter AVR board comes with inbuilt arduino boot loader and this board has on board USB to serial converter indicated by '8' in below diagram so you need to connect only B type USB cable to port indicated by '9' in below diagram. |
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=Hookup= | =Hookup= | ||
=Code= | =Code= | ||
=Demo= | =Demo= | ||
=Downloads= | =Downloads= | ||
Revision as of 13:59, 30 March 2016
In this tutorial we will look at setting up the starter AVR board. Once you have done with this basic set up, you can use on board peripherals as well as many other peripherals which can be connected to board using on board GPIO's.
Contents
Basics
This board comes with a ATmega 32 microcontroller, which has arduino bootloader flashed into it.
To program this board using SPI and external programmer check out our AVR Hardware and Software Setup tutorial
As starter AVR board comes with inbuilt arduino boot loader and this board has on board USB to serial converter indicated by '8' in below diagram so you need to connect only B type USB cable to port indicated by '9' in below diagram.
