What an excellent video! . I used to use Atmel Studio for debugging and never use arduino for its lack of debugging, but now this open tons of new possibilities. Thank you for sharing this information
Thanks for this insightful deep dive on Uno debugging! And I was wondering why I can't get Debugging configured when using a setup with an Uno board straight connected to the computer, haha ^^
How does one revert a target board to normal program loading? I cut the reset track on the target UNO, so that I can debug it using the DWire Arduino. Now that I have finished debugging, I wanted to revert the target UNO to normal Avr program loading. I assumed that I just needed to 'resolder' the reset track, but that does not appear to be enough. Please advise
You mean a Nano as the hardware debugger? Yes, definitely. If you want to debug a Nano, there is the problem with the RESET line (see Manual and/or mtech.dk/thomsen/electro/arduino.php).
I would like to say a "Huge Thank You"
I have this working with Eclipse IDE under windows
We need more of such consistent videos.
Please post part 2 as soon as possible
What an excellent video! . I used to use Atmel Studio for debugging and never use arduino for its lack of debugging, but now this open tons of new possibilities. Thank you for sharing this information
Have you checked if it really works? For me not.
Thanks for this insightful deep dive on Uno debugging! And I was wondering why I can't get Debugging configured when using a setup with an Uno board straight connected to the computer, haha ^^
Thanks for posting, I will use this every day!
Have you checked if it really works? For me not.
How does one revert a target board to normal program loading?
I cut the reset track on the target UNO, so that I can debug it using the DWire Arduino. Now that I have finished debugging, I wanted to revert the target UNO to normal Avr program loading.
I assumed that I just needed to 'resolder' the reset track, but that does not appear to be enough.
Please advise
Just wondering why you used the Arduino IDE to upload DW-Link? Why not use the PlatformIO IDE that you had already installed?
There is no particular reason. I could have used avrdude from the shell as well.
What value capacitor do you use between Reset and GND on the debugger board?
The value is not critical. I used 10uF, but 5-100 should work.
From wheare you take extra_script ??? No one in dw-link. What ever you do you can not find, because it doesnot exist in dw-link.
Very nice tutorial. Thank You.
Have you checked if it really works? For me not.
I wonder if this will work with a nano?
You mean a Nano as the hardware debugger? Yes, definitely. If you want to debug a Nano, there is the problem with the RESET line (see Manual and/or mtech.dk/thomsen/electro/arduino.php).
@@arduinocraftcorner6178 Yes, As a Debugger. Thank You for info.
Your work in vain. Not enough information to run it.
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