Looks like the folks responsible for the Arduino-Tiny cores have been busy:

See{ https://github.com/rambo/arduino-tiny/tree/attiny1634

Close reading indicates  that the AVR-GCC included in the Arduino IDE needs to be "Fresher" .. I have no clue how to do that --Typical Windows user....egad!

Perhaps it will all come together soon!


David G.

Well..
9 responses and no answer to my question.." is there Arduino IDE support for the ATtiny 1634?" I gather this means "NO!"

Bummer...
 
David G.

I did a quick forum search and did not find anything concerning Arduino IDE support  for the "new" --to me at least-- ATtiny 1634. Does any one have any information about using this device with the Arduino IDE????

Thanks in advance 

David G.

Have a look at.... http://www.bajdi.com/arduino-servo-sweep/  for an article describing the VarSpeedServo library for Arduino..I have used this library and it works very well indeed!!

Best regards and good luck

David Garrison

I forgot to add that I am using the MEGA 328P-AU TQFP package  like the Nano v 3.0 .

Thanks in advance

David Garrison
Gaithersburg MD USA

I have a pcb with a new 328P chip installed with a ISP 6 pin connection.

I am using 1.0 RC2 IDE

I know that this has been asked before and I am bleary eyed from reading the forum posts, and not getting it (8 hours into it now).

I  use an external resonator @16 Mhz .

I am using (or would like to use) a USBtinyisp v.3.0

What exact steps should I follow?

 At the moment I would be happy to get a simple blink sketch running. I have a heap of code that works on a Duimilanove clone...works great..and need to get running on this custom board with the layout of the connectors I need.....

Hi Folks:

If I put two 328P TQFP chips on one board (I think I have a good reason to do this!) can I save a few cents and space by providing only one resonator to drive both chips?


Thanks in advance for even thinking about the answer!!!
David G.

Gaithersburg MD

Quick question.. I have read this entire thread  and had a quick read of the Atmel data sheet on the ATmega1284 and I am embarrassed to reveal that I haven't a clue as to the difference between the 1284 and the 1284P.
The 1284P seems to cost a bit more...


Which one to use and why?
 
David Garrison

Gaithersburg, MD

Thanks for the help!

Folks like you are what make the Arduino concept really work!

David G.

"Sorry thought I pasted that in:

www.avr-developers.com
"
This looks like a gold strike!!!, no 325 code  but it does have the 324 (and a host of other CPUs) which will do just find in my application...... but it says it is for IDE 0020 and I am running Arduino 1.0 , I would go back to 0020 but I can't find it any longer on my computer......

This resource should be better known. Is it listed  in the playground or somewhere else????
Sigh

David G.

 

Crossroads replied:

""Check here to see if core files are developed for the '325.""

Sorry I am a bit dense today...Where is "here"

This forum?

Thanls

David G.

I am working a project that could use the increased number of I/O ports of the ATmega325 over the ATmega328.  Is there any way to modify the Arduino 1.0 IDE to support the 325?

I did a search on the forum but did not come up with anything, other than somefolks that had looked into a few years ago and with no conclusion.....

Thanks to all!

Crossroads:

Thanks, I ordered a voltage level conveter from a fellow Arduinian!


David G.

Hi!

I am considering using a I2C device that has an output level of 1.8 volts , but is 3.3 V tolerant. If I change the power suppy on the UNO to be 3.3 volts , will I be able to successfully communicate with this device using the wire library?...or do I need to use level changing circuits?

Thanks in advance for your help?

David Garrison
Maryland USA

Thanks Much!

David G.