Using atmel dragon arduino programmers.txt

#Using atmel dragon arduino programmers.txt code

That says that an 'Arduino Uno' is based on an atmega328p. I just showed two of the 'targets' there but just take the top one for example. =optiboot_atmega328.hexДЄtmega328.name=Arduino Duemilanove w/ ATmega328ДЄ=ATmegaBOOT_168_atmega328.hex Almost everything that identifies one Arduino 'target' from another is contained in a core file called boards.txt: They are you know (if you know where to look!).

The problem is that working with Arduino IDE these informations are not easy visible hex and program it into the AVR using a 6 pin connection or (3) you can also deliver it via debugWire (328) using just a couple of wires to connect but some would say ISP is 'better'.

#Using atmel dragon arduino programmers.txt code

hex (or a bin version) can be passed to that bootloader and it will program the code into the AVR, (2) otherwise you just use an ISP external programmer to read the. hex you put it into a target AVR in one of a few ways: (1) perhaps (like an 'Arduino chip') that AVR already has a bootloader within it - if so the. hex you created from some standalone asm or from a C project in AS6 or whatever. How it was built and the fact that some of the code in it might be 'arduino code' is irrelevant from this point on. mega328, mega1280, mega2560 (and a few others) but not tiny13.ДЄt the end of the day the Arduino IDE build just outputs a. The problem is that working with Arduino IDE these informations are not easy visible and not easy exportable to virgin ATMEL microcontroller,ДЇurther, I do not know if I can use only virgin ATMEGA328P or also virgin ATTINY13, if I can not use the bootloader and not use the cristal.ДЄnd my point is that those libraries are written for 'Arduino processors' so mega8, mega88, mega168. I would like to have the same '.hex' file and 'fuse setting' for my application using Arduino IDE. I do not need external cristal 16MHzВ (like ATMEGA328P inside Arduino UNO)ДЇor that I need to find the '.hex' file generated from Arduino IDE, and I must know right 'fuse setting' for my application.Д«asically, '.hex' file and 'fuse setting' are informations I got from AVR STUDIO compiler output, and I use when I flash microcontrollers with AVRDRAGON programmer. I do not need bootloader on the firmware (like ATMEGA328P inside Arduino UNO) I resume here what I would like to understand.ДЎ - I would like to use Arduino IDE ONLY for firmware writing code and use all libraries availables (very powerfull).Дў - Then, after compiling with Arduione IDE, I would like flash the firmware on virgin ATMEGA328P (or ATTIN13A if feasible.), and in my application: Is it any simple way to do that? Thanks a lot for your help Knowing the power of Arduino IDE, now it will be very important for me to match the two development together, like that:ДЎ Using Arduino IDE and libraries for programming firmwareДЈ Using my target device 'ATMEGA328P' or 'ATTINY13A'Д¤ flashing the program to target device with AVRDRAGON or other standard programmer This Second way is the way I should use, because I want to identify for my project the '.hex' file and 'fuse setting'.ДЄnd the reason why I do not need bootloader or external cristal, is that applications here are very simple. I have been working with 'ATMEGA328P' and 'ATTINY13A' with ATMEL STUDIO with: I know about Arduino IDE power, and make some test with UNO.

About this topic I have seen many link and topic, but actually no specific answers.