We were able to meet with Kenneth this week Monday, February 17th, he was very helpful. He taught us what's the weird pinouts on our ATMEGA 1284P. From this, we were able to find the GitHub with the correspond pinouts, which matches the pinout we found and he was able to help us bootload the chip as the standard layout which is easier to read since it will start off with pin 0 instead of pin 9. Also, we were able to figure out the XBee issue, where you can fix it from a software perspective, by assigned it in the code. We also went over the potential issue with the solar charging components of the board because we weren't sure if is working properly at all, which we found out there are some misnames for it. Today, we pretty much fix the bare Guava with the ATMEGA 1284P bootloader with the standard layout, and we were able to see the outputs on the Arduino IDE.

Members: Diwen, Rylie, Max– Time: 3:30PM - 5:30PM