I want to use the Nano as a development platform for a project thats to be written in C using AVRStudio, not using the Arduino environment.
AVRStudio fails to communicate with the Nano even though it works with the Arduino app. The Arduino documentation claims the bootloader is the STK500 protocol but AVRStudio doesn't recognize it as such.
I have the Nano 3.0 with the ATMega328P on it if that matters.
That this doesn't work tells me the documentation isn't correct about the boot loader being STK500 compatible. How can it be? Or am I misinterpreting something?
How do I fix this easily? I don't want to have to go hacking the bootloader and would prefer to be able to easily program the board through AVRStudio.
I have read that AVRDude can do this but I'd prefer to not have to get involved with all of this.
Pointers to a solution or at least an explanation of whats going on to help me to figure this one out would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.