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+ | For some USB to Serial adappters it just works with an 470 Ohm resisor at the TX pin instead the 1 KOhm! | ||
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- Solder all components and bridges on the board. | - Solder all components and bridges on the board. | ||
- Insert the chip. | - Insert the chip. | ||
- | - Burn the Bootloader on the chip: You can either use an AVR Programmer, a Parallel Programmer, an Arduino or a USB to Serial adapter. Here you can see how to [[arduino_clones:bootloader|burn a bootloader]]. | + | - Burn the Bootloader on the chip: You can either use an AVR Programmer, a Parallel Programmer, an Arduino or a USB to Serial adapter. Here you can see how to [[avr_bootloader:bootloader|burning the bootloader]]. |
- Prepare your USB to Serial adapter. If you have the [[https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10277| Atmega8U2 Breakout]] from Sparkfun you have to solder header to DTR, TX, RX, VCC and Ground - The TX and the RX connection change! You can also use your Arduino (Uno or older) as an [[arduino_clones:serial_adapter|Serial to USB]] adapter or just use the Arduino [[http://arduino.cc/en/Main/USBSerial|USB Serial Light]] Adapter.\\ | - Prepare your USB to Serial adapter. If you have the [[https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10277| Atmega8U2 Breakout]] from Sparkfun you have to solder header to DTR, TX, RX, VCC and Ground - The TX and the RX connection change! You can also use your Arduino (Uno or older) as an [[arduino_clones:serial_adapter|Serial to USB]] adapter or just use the Arduino [[http://arduino.cc/en/Main/USBSerial|USB Serial Light]] Adapter.\\ | ||
- Depending on the power source you have to set the jumper on the board (USB or external power). The other jumper is allways on but for turning off the auto reset. | - Depending on the power source you have to set the jumper on the board (USB or external power). The other jumper is allways on but for turning off the auto reset. |