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| ====== Burning the Bootloader ====== | ====== Burning the Bootloader ====== | ||
| - | This tutorial may come in handy for the bare arduino tutorial if the ATMEGA328P chip is not already programmed. Burning the bootloader allows the chip to be programmable. If you are not sure if the chip is already programed, try putting it onto an Arduino board and running the blinking LED program. If you get the LED to blink, you should not need to burn the bootloader. You should only need to burn the bootloader once onto a chip. | + | This tutorial may come in handy for the bare arduino tutorial if the ATMEGA328P chip is not already programmed. Burning the bootloader allows the chip to be programmable through UART. If you are not sure if the chip is already programed, try putting it onto an Arduino board and running the blinking LED program. If you get the LED to blink, you should not need to burn the bootloader. You should only need to burn the bootloader once onto a chip. |
| ===== Steps ===== | ===== Steps ===== | ||