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This won't work with any RPICT unit version 3 and RPICT3V1/RPICT3T1.
This won't work with any RPICT unit version 3 and RPICT3V1/RPICT3T1.


The atmega328p chip must have bootloader enabled. If not then the bootloader should be burned with the [[NanoProg_v1 | NanoProg]] first.
The atmega328p chip must have bootloader enabled. If not then the bootloader should be burnt with the [[NanoProg_v1 | NanoProg]] first.
 
 
==Installation==
 
First of all install avrdude.
 
sudo apt-get install avrdude
 
Get the package from our server.
 
wget lechacal.com/lcl-upload-sketch.zip
 
deflate the file.
 
unzip lcl-upload-sketch.zip
 
get inside.
 
cd lcl-upload-sketch
 
run the installation script.
 
./install.sh

Revision as of 15:48, 21 April 2021

This article will guide you to upload an Arduino sketch form teh raspberrypi directly to the RPICT units.

Prerequisite

This only works with RPICT units having an atmega328p chip and with autoreset support.

Suitable units are any RPICT version 5.

This won't work with any RPICT unit version 3 and RPICT3V1/RPICT3T1.

The atmega328p chip must have bootloader enabled. If not then the bootloader should be burnt with the NanoProg first.


Installation

First of all install avrdude.

sudo apt-get install avrdude

Get the package from our server.

wget lechacal.com/lcl-upload-sketch.zip

deflate the file.

unzip lcl-upload-sketch.zip

get inside.

cd lcl-upload-sketch

run the installation script.

./install.sh