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arduino:nano [2018/08/31 16:26] Édson Kuzniewskiarduino:nano [2022/05/25 16:24] (atual) – edição externa 127.0.0.1
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 ===== HOW TO BURN A BOOTLOADER TO CLONE ARDUINO NANO 3.0 ===== ===== HOW TO BURN A BOOTLOADER TO CLONE ARDUINO NANO 3.0 =====
 [[https://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Burn-a-Bootloader-to-Clone-Arduino-Nano-30/]] \\ [[https://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Burn-a-Bootloader-to-Clone-Arduino-Nano-30/]] \\
-[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYLjDQKnapo]]+[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYLjDQKnapo]] \\ 
 +[[https://pandoralab.com.br/arduino/driver-ch340-para-arduino/]]
  
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 +==== Step 3: Simple Few Steps ====
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 +Now you need to find a working arduino board, doesn't matter if it is a nano or not, I have used my "real" uno r3 and worked perfectly. If you don't already have one, try borrowing it from a friend.
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 +If you have any grab your female - male breadboard jumpers. These will make the process even faster and easier. BUT I didn't have any so, instead of waiting 2 weeks for them to arrive online as well, I had to take some extreme measures!
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 +First we need to locate and get familiar with the ICSP pins. On mine just one of them was marked with a number, top right as 1. Here is what they look like in the schematics. So right under 1 had to be 2 and next to one was 3 and so on...
 +\\
 +\\
 +Now that you are ready lets begin - do the following steps in order;
 +\\
 +=== STEP 1 - Upload ISP ===
 +
 +-Connect the working arduino to your computer.
 +
 +- Open the arduino software on the computer
 +
 +- Go to Tools>Serial Port>COM (and make sure that the correct COM port is chosen - ask me if you don't what this means)
 +
 +- Go to Tools>Board>Arduino Uno (in my case uno, this is the arduino that is already working not yet the other one)
 +
 +- Go to File>Examples>Arduino ISP (a new sketch screen will open with the ISP code written in it)
 +
 +- Verify then Upload (your board will start blinking for a bit, it means it is loading, wait until done uploading)
 +
 +- Unplug the arduino. Now it has the ISP code in it, all we have left to do is connect them together and run a few commands again...
 +
 +=== STEP 2 - Connect 2 arduinos together ===
 +
 +- Now connect the two arduinos together, to do this without female-male jumper cables was time consuming, you have to be VERY CAREFUL and take your time bending the wires, other wise you may short your circuits. ask me first ! In the second picture you can see that first I put the ICSP pins through a piece of paper and then carefully wrapped around them the corresponding wires. Make sure they grab on very tightly, use a small flat head screw driver to bend them. Take your time, don't be rough.
 +
 +- Connect them this way;
 +
 +pin 1 on clone to D12 on working arduino \\
 +pin 2 on clone to 5V on working arduino \\
 +pin 3 on clone to D13 on working arduino \\
 +pin 4 on clone to D11 on working arduino \\
 +pin 5 on clone to D10 on working arduino \\
 +pin 6 on clone to GND on working arduino \\
 +
 +=== STEP 3 - Burn Bootloader ===
 +
 +- Keeping all the wires intact and unmoved in step 2, connect the working arduino back to the computer with the USB
 +
 +- Go to Tools>Serial Port>COM (and make sure again that the correct COM port is chosen - ask me if you don't what this means)
 +
 +- Go to Tools>Board>Arduino Nano w/Atmega 328 (this time we choose the non working arduino, in my case nano atmega 328)
 +
 +- Go to Tools>Programmer>Arduino as ISP
 +
 +- Go to Tools>Burn Bootloader (this is it, after the LEDs stop flashing your board is ready to use !!!)
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 +Do all of the above steps in ORDER !!! no skipping steps
 +
 +Always make sure that the correct COMM port and correct board are chosen before uploading a sketch to avoid errors...
 +
 +if you want to learn more or get a second opinion you can check this post (it's amazing) or just search on google " how to install a bootloader to arduino clone " and you will see many articles on this very topic.
arduino/nano.1535743573.txt.gz · Última modificação: 2022/05/25 16:24 (edição externa)