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1. #USING A TEENSY 2.0 AS A AVRISP MKII PROGRAMMER DRIVERS#
2. #USING A TEENSY 2.0 AS A AVRISP MKII PROGRAMMER DRIVER#
3. #USING A TEENSY 2.0 AS A AVRISP MKII PROGRAMMER PRO#

USB VID/PID pairs for some popular boards and the respective commands are: To figure out the USB VID and PID, you may use Windows devices manager (see the Hardware IDs of the Details tab of the USB device), or look it up in the official list of Arduino devices: Also, some devices ship various versions of firmwares using different VID/PID. that share the same USB VID/PID) plugged into your computer. Note that can cannot use this method if you have more than one device of the same type (i.e.

Since the USB vendor and device ID 2341:0036 is the identical for all Leonardo boards, the command above will work regardless of which COM port was actually assigned to your board. Example: Flashing a Micronucleus bootloader deviceĪvrdude -c avr109 -P usb:2341:0036 -p m32u4 To have AVRDUDE wait for the device to be connected, use the extended option '-x wait'. Since this bootloader is optimized for size, it implements writing to flash memory only.Īs it does not support reading, you need to use the -V option to prevent AVRDUDE from verifing the flash memory.

#USING A TEENSY 2.0 AS A AVRISP MKII PROGRAMMER PRO#

The Micronucleus bootloader is typically used on small ATtiny boards, such as Digispark (ATtiny85), Digispark Pro (ATtiny167), and the respective clones.īy default, it uses the USB VID/PID 16D0:0753 (MCS Digistump). This build adds support for the Micronucleus bootloader, so you do no longer need a separate command-line utility when working with devices that use the Micronucleus bootloader.

#USING A TEENSY 2.0 AS A AVRISP MKII PROGRAMMER DRIVER#

If you previously changed the driver of your programmer to libusb, you should use Windows Device Manager to uninstall the device, and then reinstall using the default Windows drivers.

#USING A TEENSY 2.0 AS A AVRISP MKII PROGRAMMER DRIVERS#

Instead the default Atmel drivers can be used, allowing you to use AVRDUDE and Atmel Studio 7 side-by-side, without switching drivers. This build does not rely on libusb drivers. Atmel AVRISP mkII (Part Number: ATAVRISP2).This build contains support for Atmel AVR programmers, such as Feature Details Support Atmel AVR programmers out of the box To get the latest version of AVRDUDE for Windows, go to the releases folder: Documentationĭocumentation for current and previous releases is on Github Pages.

The original AVRDUDE project homepage can be found here.