Attiny 88
Posted: Wed Sep 14, 2022 6:34 pm
Hi everyone! Is it possible to make Tiny 88 support in V9 ?
Hi
I thought it's already supported?
New Project > AVR Based > ATTiny shows the 88 and 88TQFP
Hope this helps
Regards
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Re: Attiny 88
Posted: Wed Sep 14, 2022 7:52 pm
Re: Attiny 88
Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2022 1:10 am
But I can not connect it. I have not drivers or something else. There is "Unknown USB device".
Re: Attiny 88
Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2022 1:28 am
I ask about this item from Ebay.com:
- Attiny88_PCB
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Re: Attiny 88
Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2022 9:43 am
Hi Sergejs
To make your Attiny88 work with Flowcode,
I assume you need a USB driver for the Attiny88 for your windows system
You can find and install this online.
search for: USB driver Attiny88 windows
regards
Stefan
To make your Attiny88 work with Flowcode,
I assume you need a USB driver for the Attiny88 for your windows system
You can find and install this online.
search for: USB driver Attiny88 windows
regards
Stefan
Re: Attiny 88
Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2022 3:01 pm
Hello,
USB could just be for power, I don't think the tiny88 is capable of USB comms and I'm not seeing an external USB IC though it could be on the underside.
It looks like there is the standard 6-way socket towards the top of the board for an AVRISP or USBtinyISP to allow programming.
A link to the eBay sales page might help.
USB could just be for power, I don't think the tiny88 is capable of USB comms and I'm not seeing an external USB IC though it could be on the underside.
It looks like there is the standard 6-way socket towards the top of the board for an AVRISP or USBtinyISP to allow programming.
A link to the eBay sales page might help.
Re: Attiny 88
Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2022 4:22 pm
Re: Attiny 88
Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2022 4:32 pm
Ok So it's a ATmega328 which doesn't have hardware USB, I beleive you can bit bang USB on an AVR but I certainly wouldn't recommend it.
Certainly the standard Arduino bootloader won't work as that uses a UART and a USB to Serial external IC.
So it looks like you will need an ISP programmer to reprogram the thing and you will have to be careful about which IO you toggle when powered via USB.
Certainly the standard Arduino bootloader won't work as that uses a UART and a USB to Serial external IC.
So it looks like you will need an ISP programmer to reprogram the thing and you will have to be careful about which IO you toggle when powered via USB.