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Arduino-Tiny is an open source set of ATtiny "cores" for the Arduino platform.
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The Arduino platform currently supports Atmel ATmega processors. There is a need
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for the Arduino platform to work with physically smaller DIP package processors.
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The intent of this project is fulfill that need. Specifically, our goal is to
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provide a core that enables Arduino users to work with the ATtiny84 (84/44/24),
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ATtiny85 (85/45/25), and ATtiny2313 processors.
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For more information about Arduino, see the website at: http://www.arduino.cc/
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INSTALLATION
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First ensure the Arduino software is correctly installed.
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Next...
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* Ensure the Arduino IDE is NOT running.
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* Download the Arduino-Tiny archive (ZIP-file).
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* Locate the Arduino Sketch folder. This is the folder where the Arduino IDE
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stores Sketches.
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* Ensure the "hardware" folder exists under the Arduino Sketch folder. For
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example, if the Arduino Sketch folder is...
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C:\Projects\Arduino\
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Ensure this folder exists...
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C:\Projects\Arduino\hardware\
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* Extract the contents of the archive into the "hardware" folder. For example,
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if the Arduino Sketch folder is...
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C:\Projects\Arduino
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After extracting, the following files / folders should exist...
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C:\Projects\Arduino\hardware\tiny\license.txt
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C:\Projects\Arduino\hardware\tiny\Prospective Boards.txt
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C:\Projects\Arduino\hardware\tiny\README
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C:\Projects\Arduino\hardware\tiny\bootloaders\
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C:\Projects\Arduino\hardware\tiny\cores\
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The following folder should contain the source files for the Arduino-Tiny
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core...
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C:\Projects\Arduino\hardware\tiny\cores\tiny\
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* Create a new file named "boards.txt" in the tiny directory. Following from
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the examples above, the file would be here...
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C:\Projects\Arduino\hardware\tiny\boards.txt
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* Open the "boards.txt" file and the "Prospective Boards.txt" file using your
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favourite text editor.
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* Copy board entries of interest from "Prospective Boards.txt" to "boards.txt"
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(or copy the entire contents of "Prospective Boards.txt" to "boards.txt").
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Board entries are delineated by a long line of pound-signs.
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* In the "boards.txt" file, change the "upload.using" entries to the
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appropriate value for your setup.
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* Save and close "boards.txt". Close "Prospective Boards.txt".
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* Start the Arduino IDE and ensure the new boards of interest are listed under
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the [Tools] [Board] menu...
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"ATtiny84 @ 16 MHz (external crystal; 4.3 V BOD)"
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"ATtiny85 @ 8 MHz (internal oscillator; BOD disabled)"
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etcetera
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You are now ready to use Arduino-Tiny!
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CREDITS
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Arduino is an open source project, supported by many.
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The Arduino team is composed of Massimo Banzi, David Cuartielles, Tom Igoe,
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Gianluca Martino, and David A. Mellis.
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Arduino uses the GNU avr-gcc toolchain, avrdude, avr-libc, and code from
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Processing and Wiring.
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Arduino-Tiny is based on work by David A. Mellis, Ren<65> Bohne, R. Wiersma,
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Alessandro Saporetti, and Brian Cook.
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