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arduino_clones:papertiny [2018/05/24 21:21]
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 ==== Firmware ==== ==== Firmware ====
 That's a manual for Linux, for Windows it could be done similar with the power shell.\\ That's a manual for Linux, for Windows it could be done similar with the power shell.\\
 +You can either use the Digispark bootloader together with the Digispart IDE modification or the Adafruit bootloader with the Adafruit software.\\
  
-====Burn The Adafruit Bootloader===+===Burn The Adafruit Bootloader===
 Download the bootloader from here: [[https://​github.com/​adafruit/​Adafruit-Trinket-Gemma-Bootloader]],​ unpack it and cd to the folder.\\ Download the bootloader from here: [[https://​github.com/​adafruit/​Adafruit-Trinket-Gemma-Bootloader]],​ unpack it and cd to the folder.\\
     $ cd to_your_folder.../​Adafruit\ Trinket/​Adafruit-Trinket-Gemma-Bootloader-master/​     $ cd to_your_folder.../​Adafruit\ Trinket/​Adafruit-Trinket-Gemma-Bootloader-master/​
-With an AVR Programmer or a Paperduino [[avr_bootloader:​bootloader|burn the bootloader]]. Connect the SCK, MISO, MOSI, Reset, GND and +5V pins. If the avrdude is installed run the following commands in your terminal. If avrdude is not installed run "sudo apt-get install avrdude"​ or "sudo pacman -S avrdude"​ depending on your linux. Depending on your programmer use for "​-c"​ your protocol and for "​-P"​ the port on your computer. For "​-p"​ write t85 it stand for your chip the ATiny.\\+With an AVR Programmer or a Paperduino [[avr_bootloader:​bootloader|burn the bootloader]]. Connect the SCK, MISO, MOSI, Reset, GND and +5V pins. If the avrdude is installed run the following commands in your terminal.\\ 
 +If avrdude is not installed run "sudo apt-get install avrdude"​ or "sudo pacman -S avrdude"​ depending on your linux. Depending on your programmer use for "​-c"​ your protocol and for "​-P"​ the port on your computer. For "​-p"​ write t85 it stand for your chip the ATiny.\\
 1. Erase the chip: 1. Erase the chip:
     $ sudo avrdude -p t85 -c stk500v2 -P /​dev/​ttyACM0 ​ -e     $ sudo avrdude -p t85 -c stk500v2 -P /​dev/​ttyACM0 ​ -e
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-====Burn The Digispark Bootloader===+===Burn The Digispark Bootloader===
 Download the bootloader from here: [[https://​github.com/​micronucleus/​micronucleus]],​ unpack it and cd to the folder.\\ Download the bootloader from here: [[https://​github.com/​micronucleus/​micronucleus]],​ unpack it and cd to the folder.\\
 +On Debian together with Arduin 1.8.5 use the old 2.01 version of the bootloader: [[https://​github.com/​micronucleus/​micronucleus/​releases/​tag/​v2.01]]\\
     $ cd to_your_folder.../​micronucleus-master/​firmware/​releases/​     $ cd to_your_folder.../​micronucleus-master/​firmware/​releases/​
-With an AVR Programmer or a Paperduino [[avr_bootloader:​bootloader|burn the bootloader]]. Connect the SCK, MISO, MOSI, Reset, GND and +5V pins. If the avrdude is installed run the following commands in your terminal. If avrdude is not installed run "sudo apt-get install avrdude"​ or "sudo pacman -S avrdude"​ depending on your linux. Depending on your programmer use for "​-c"​ your protocol and for "​-P"​ the port on your computer. For "​-p"​ write t85 it stand for your chip the ATiny.\\+With an AVR Programmer or a Paperduino [[avr_bootloader:​bootloader|burn the bootloader]]. Connect the SCK, MISO, MOSI, Reset, GND and +5V pins.\\ 
 +If the avrdude is installed run the following commands in your terminal. If avrdude is not installed run "sudo apt-get install avrdude"​ or "sudo pacman -S avrdude"​ depending on your linux. Depending on your programmer use for "​-c"​ your protocol and for "​-P"​ the port on your computer. For "​-p"​ write t85 it stand for your chip the ATiny.\\
 1. Erase the chip: 1. Erase the chip:
     $ sudo avrdude -p t85 -c stk500v2 -P /​dev/​ttyACM0 ​ -e     $ sudo avrdude -p t85 -c stk500v2 -P /​dev/​ttyACM0 ​ -e
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 ==== Software ==== ==== Software ====
-Follow ​the instruction for the Digispark board: [[http://​digistump.com/​wiki/​digispark/​tutorials/​connecting]]\\ +Depending on your bootloader follow ​the instruction for the Digispark board: ​\\ [[http://​digistump.com/​wiki/​digispark/​tutorials/​connecting]]\\ 
 +or the instruction of the Adafruit Trinket board:\\ 
 +[[https://​learn.adafruit.com/​introducing-trinket/​introduction]]\\ 
 +**Select the "​Adafruit Trinket 8MHz" board from Tools/Board and "​USBtinyISP"​ from Tools/​Programmer.**
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 ==== Schematic ==== ==== Schematic ====
-{{:​arduino_clones:​schematic_papertiny.jpg?300|}}\\+{{:​arduino_clones:​schematic_2.jpg?300|}}
  
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 ===ATtiny Projects:​=== ===ATtiny Projects:​===
-[[https://​cocomake7.github.io/#​|CocoMake7]]\\ +[[https://​cocomake7.github.io/#​]]\\ 
-[[http://​digistump.com/​wiki|Digispark]]\\ +[[http://​digistump.com/​wiki]]\\ 
- +[[http://​highlowtech.org/?​p=1695]]\\
-=== Adafruit Trinket===+
 [[https://​learn.adafruit.com/​introducing-trinket/​introduction]]\\ [[https://​learn.adafruit.com/​introducing-trinket/​introduction]]\\
-[[https://​learn.adafruit.com/​introducing-trinket/​setting-up-with-arduino-ide]]\\ 
-[[https://​github.com/​adafruit/​Adafruit-Trinket-Gemma-Bootloader]]\\ 
 [[https://​learn.adafruit.com/​usbtinyisp/​avrdude#​for-linux|USBTinyISP for Linux]]\\ [[https://​learn.adafruit.com/​usbtinyisp/​avrdude#​for-linux|USBTinyISP for Linux]]\\
  
 ===Technical Details:=== ===Technical Details:===
 +
 +{{:​arduino_clones:​attiny_pinout.png?​600|}}\\
 +
 [[http://​www.atmel.com/​Images/​Atmel-2586-AVR-8-bit-Microcontroller-ATtiny25-ATtiny45-ATtiny85_Datasheet.pdf|ATtiny85 Datasheet]]\\ [[http://​www.atmel.com/​Images/​Atmel-2586-AVR-8-bit-Microcontroller-ATtiny25-ATtiny45-ATtiny85_Datasheet.pdf|ATtiny85 Datasheet]]\\