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You Reply: For Grey and/or VW
VW, you mention a techBasic demo in one of your posts. Is that available to share?
Toby
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You Reply: For Grey and/or VW
VW, you mention a techBasic demo in one of your posts. Is that available to share?
Toby
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You Reply: Hi again Grey,
So I bought a USBtinyISP and reloaded the bootloader successfully. This did not, however, help the problem. I am using IDE version 1.0.5 as you suggested.
Two observations:
1. One time, in many attempts to download a sketch, it worked. I was able to load the Blink sketch and it ran successfully. At this point, I thought the bootloader had fixed the problem. I then tried to download the sketch again with a longer blink delay (so I could tell what was running) but it failed as before. I have never again succeeded in downloading a sketch. I reloaded the bootloader again but was not able to load a sketch.
2. Whenever I attach the USB cable, the IDE offers only Com4 for the port. However, the blunoFWdownloader only offers Com5. BTW - the blunoFWdownloader always loads successfully.
Any thoughts or is it time to contact tech support?
Toby
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You Reply: Hi again Grey,
So I bought a USBtinyISP and reloaded the bootloader successfully. This did not, however, help the problem. I am using IDE version 1.0.5 as you suggested.
Two observations:
1. One time, in many attempts to download a sketch, it worked. I was able to load the Blink sketch and it ran successfully. At this point, I thought the bootloader had fixed the problem. I then tried to download the sketch again with a longer blink delay (so I could tell what was running) but it failed as before. I have never again succeeded in downloading a sketch. I reloaded the bootloader again but was not able to load a sketch.
2. Whenever I attach the USB cable, the IDE offers only Com4 for the port. However, the blunoFWdownloader only offers Com5. BTW - the blunoFWdownloader always loads successfully.
Any thoughts or is it time to contact tech support?
Toby
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You Reply: Grey,
Forgot to mention entering AT+SETTING=DEFPERIPHERAL did not help.
Toby
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You Reply: Grey,
Forgot to mention entering AT+SETTING=DEFPERIPHERAL did not help.
Toby
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You Reply: Hi Grey,
I entered AT+SETTING=DEFPERIPHERAL and got back an OK. See screen shots.
I do not have ISPtinyUSB. Never needed one with Uno. What can it do for this problem?
Shouldn't I be able to program Bluno with the USB cable?
Toby
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You Reply: Hi Grey,
I entered AT+SETTING=DEFPERIPHERAL and got back an OK. See screen shots.
I do not have ISPtinyUSB. Never needed one with Uno. What can it do for this problem?
Shouldn't I be able to program Bluno with the USB cable?
Toby
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You Reply: Hi Grey. Thanks for the response.
Attached are two pics showing my laptop connected to the Bluno via USB and a close-up of the Bluno. As you can see, nothing is attached except the laptop.
What do you mean by "cut down the BLE connection" and how is that done? As I said, I am new to this.
Thanks again.
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You Reply: Hi Grey. Thanks for the response.
Attached are two pics showing my laptop connected to the Bluno via USB and a close-up of the Bluno. As you can see, nothing is attached except the laptop.
What do you mean by "cut down the BLE connection" and how is that done? As I said, I am new to this.
Thanks again.
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You Reply: Just started with Arduino (Uno). I did some simple things like servo control, etc. No significant problems.
I ordered a Bluno and received it a couple of days ago. First I updated it to V1.8. Next I played with AT commands using a USB cable connected to my PC and then using BLE to my iPad. No problems doing everything manually with the Arduino IDE. AT commands worked correctly and I can connect to the iPad.
So then came time to download a sketch. I am using my PC connected to the Bluno via a USB cable. The idea is to use the Arduino IDE download function just as I did with the Uno. My sketch compiles but I get an error "avrdude: stk500_getsync(): not in sync: resp=0x00" when it tries to download.
I know the port and cable work because I can manually send AT commands with the IDE. I have tried all baud rates. The programmer is set to AVRISP mkII and the board is set to Arduino Uno. It's probably something simple. What am I missing?