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The Arduibug is a small adapter board that 'wedges in' between the chip and the socket on the Arduino Diecimila or Duemilanove and allows use of a Debugwire in-circuit-debugger. The normal Arduino board does not allow this due to other components on the /RST line. The board is completely passive, the only components are sockets/headers/switches. | The Arduibug is a small adapter board that 'wedges in' between the chip and the socket on the Arduino Diecimila or Duemilanove and allows use of a Debugwire in-circuit-debugger. The normal Arduino board does not allow this due to other components on the /RST line. The board is completely passive, the only components are sockets/headers/switches. | ||
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| + | * 2012-12: Newer Arduinos make this much easier (via a solder jumper). Cancelling the project as it's not needed anymore! | ||
| + | * PCB design complete, initial physical validation looks good. BOM on file at Digikey, boards ordered and received from @laen. Parts ordered and received from Mouser. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Cancelled Projects]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:56, 26 December 2012
The Arduibug is a small adapter board that 'wedges in' between the chip and the socket on the Arduino Diecimila or Duemilanove and allows use of a Debugwire in-circuit-debugger. The normal Arduino board does not allow this due to other components on the /RST line. The board is completely passive, the only components are sockets/headers/switches.
Project Status
- 2012-12: Newer Arduinos make this much easier (via a solder jumper). Cancelling the project as it's not needed anymore!
- PCB design complete, initial physical validation looks good. BOM on file at Digikey, boards ordered and received from @laen. Parts ordered and received from Mouser.
