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    328p firmware workflow

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    • J Offline
      jpilarski
      last edited by

      Several of your products use a 328p (cardkb, makey, faces) and these chips all have their own firmware. How do you upload the firmware for the 328p on those products. Do you keep the unit connected to the M5Stack or do you have to use an isp to upload it.

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        ajb2k3
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        You need an external isp. If you have one of the Arduino products you can use them as a programmer via a program that is part of the default Arduino libs. For my servo module I use an Arduino 328p-pu which is the dip version and so I can just swap the ATmega chip out of the Arduino board and program it normally from arduino

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          world101
          last edited by world101

          https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32969199531.html?storeId=3226069&spm=2114.12010612.8148356.26.3d9e659dEOTQSk

          Looks like you need to solder a header onto the board to program them.

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          • J Offline
            jpilarski
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            Got it that is what I thought but I wasn't sure and just thought I'd ask. Thank you both for your response.

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