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@ -57,22 +57,36 @@ The MCU can be programmed with JTAG2UPDI (https://github.com/ElTangas/jtag2updi)
JCM from the Discord explained the process pretty good: JCM from the Discord explained the process pretty good:
Download/Clone this project: https://github.com/ElTangas/jtag2updi and rename the folder "source" to "jtag2updi" (otherwise the Arduino IDE won't like it) - Download/Clone this project: https://github.com/ElTangas/jtag2updi and rename the folder "source" to "jtag2updi" (otherwise the Arduino IDE won't like it)
Open jtag2updi/jtag2updi.ino in your Arduino IDE - Open jtag2updi/jtag2updi.ino in your Arduino IDE
Configure the flasher options for your Arduino Nano and flash it - Configure the flasher options for your Arduino Nano and flash it
Connect D6 of your Arduino Nano over the 4.7kOhm resistor to the UPDI pin of the board and 5V to 5V and GND to 0V - Connect D6 of your Arduino Nano over the 4.7kOhm resistor to the UPDI pin of the board and 5V to 5V and GND to 0V
Add the MegaCoreX hardware package to the Ardunio IDE (see https://github.com/MCUdude/MegaCoreX#how-to-install) - Add the MegaCoreX hardware package to the Ardunio IDE (see https://github.com/MCUdude/MegaCoreX#how-to-install)
Install the Adafruit_GFX, Adafruit_SSD1306, DallasTemperature and Debounce2 libraries with the Library Manager (you might not need all of them depending on which firmware you plan to use) - Install the Adafruit_GFX, Adafruit_SSD1306, DallasTemperature and Debounce2 libraries with the Library Manager (you might not need all of them depending on which firmware you plan to use)
Download and open the ino you want to upload to the ATMEGA4809 (https://github.com/DerSpatz/PCB-reflow-solder-heat-plate/blob/main/Firmware/pcb_reflow_fw/pcb_reflow_fw.ino) - Download and open the ino you want to upload to the ATMEGA4809 (https://github.com/DerSpatz/PCB-reflow-solder-heat-plate/blob/main/Firmware/pcb_reflow_fw/pcb_reflow_fw.ino)
Select the options for the programmer (Board: ATmega4809, Clock: Internal 16 MHz, BOD: 2.6V or 2.7V, EEPROM: retained, Pinout: 48 pin standard, Reset pin: Reset, Bootloader:Optiboot:Uart0(Defualt pins)) and select the port of your Ardunio Nano as Port - Select the options for the programmer (Board: ATmega4809, Clock: Internal 16 MHz, BOD: 2.6V or 2.7V, EEPROM: retained, Pinout: 48 pin standard, Reset pin: Reset, Bootloader:Optiboot:Uart0(Defualt pins)) and select the port of your Ardunio Nano as Port
Make sure the programmer selected is SerialUPDI - Make sure the programmer selected is SerialUPDI
Select Burn Bootloader and see if it runs through - Select Burn Bootloader and see if it runs through
Temporarily disable auto reset for the Arduino Nano: https://playground.arduino.cc/Main/DisablingAutoResetOnSerialConnection/ (not sure if it's needed for the Nano, it was for my Mega) - Not needed for arduino nano
Select Sketch > Upload using Programmer (normal Upload will not work)
2. **MicroUSB Programming:** 2. **MicroUSB Programming And Firmware Upload:**
- After flashing the bootloader, the ATmega4809 can be programmed via the microUSB connection using PlatformIO
- Using Platformio:
1. After flashing the bootloader, the ATmega4809 can be programmed via the microUSB connection using PlatformIO by building the project and upload
// Use a AVR programmer or the jtag2updi modified arduino nano/uno menitoned above
- Using AVRDude
1. Folow instructions on : https://github.com/ElTangas/jtag2updi?tab=readme-ov-file#using-with-avrdude
- Using AVRDUDESS (AVRDUDE with GUI interface) -- This section many not be completley finished
1. Download and install AVRDUDE 6.3 :https://download-mirror.savannah.gnu.org/releases/avrdude/
2. Download AVRDUDESS : https://github.com/ZakKemble/AVRDUDESS
3. Download the custom Avrdude config: https://svn.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/*checkout*/avrdude/trunk/avrdude/avrdude.conf.in?revision=1422
4. Select the custom avrdude.conf from Option -> avrdude.conf - > choose where you downloaded the custom conf file
5. Choose the programmer as jtag2updi
6. Choose the COMPORT where the jtag2updi modified arduino is connected to
7. Choose the Flash binary under the precomplied binary directory -> set to Write
8. Press Go
### Software Installation ### Software Installation
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### Usage ### Usage
Power On: Connect the hotplate to the power source. Power On: Connect the controller with a 12V 5A(Tested working) or 24V 5A PSU (Untested)
Set Temperature: Use the interface to choose the desired reflow profile Set Profile: Navigate the menu and choose the desired reflow profile
Start Soldering: Place your PCB and components on the hotplate and start the profile Start Soldering: Place your PCB and components on the hotplate and start the profile
### Customization ### Customization

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thermTimer.setResolution(StopWatch::Resolution::MILLIS); thermTimer.setResolution(StopWatch::Resolution::MILLIS);
thermMilisTimer.setResolution(StopWatch::Resolution::MILLIS); thermMilisTimer.setResolution(StopWatch::Resolution::MILLIS);
Serial.println("Setup done");
} }
void loop() void loop()
{ {