Setting up Eclipse for Arduino » History » Version 1
Joseph Foley, 2011-11-23 00:32
setting up Arduino
| 1 | 1 | Joseph Foley | h1. Setting up Eclipse for Arduino |
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| 3 | # Use the ArduinoTemplate in Libraries. |
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| 4 | # SVN copy the directory to your project and rename it |
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| 5 | # Check out the new project |
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| 6 | # Rename the project in the project explorer |
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| 7 | # Check in the rename |
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| 9 | Note, even with this template you will need to setup the AVRDUDE |
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| 10 | programmer at least once |
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| 11 | 1. Right click on the project and select "Properties" |
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| 12 | 2. Expand the AVR section on the left |
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| 13 | 3. Click on "Target Hardware" |
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| 14 | a. For the Arduino UNO, MCU type is ATmega328P |
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| 15 | b. For the Arduino Mega 256, MCU type is ATmega2561 |
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| 16 | c. Both: The MCU Clock frequency is 16 000 000 |
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| 17 | 4. Click on "AVRDude" on the left |
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| 18 | 5. Make sure "Programmer" tab is selected |
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| 19 | 6. In the "Programmer configuration" are |
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| 20 | 7. Click on New... |
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| 21 | a. Configuration name: "Arduino UNO" |
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| 22 | b. Description: "Arduino UNO on port PORT" Put your |
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| 23 | portname instead of PORT. This is something like COM3 on |
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| 24 | windows and /dev/ttyUSB0 on linux |
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| 25 | c. Programmer Hardware (-c): choose Arduino |
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| 26 | d. Override default port: choose the port that the Arduino is |
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| 27 | attached to |
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| 28 | e. Click on "OK" |
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| 29 | 8. You may have to do this for multiple ports if the |
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| 30 | Arduino keeps changing which one it uses |
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| 31 | 9. Click on "Apply" |