Develop environment of ATtiny10/13 under the Arduino IDE

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Summary

I built a development environment of ATtiny10 and ATtiny13 under Arduino IDE 1.6.x 1.8.x

1. @maris_HY is distributing ATtiny10/13 definition file for Arduino IDE 1.0.x . It’s called bitDuino.
2. I rebuilt these bitDuino files for Arduino IDE 1.6.x 1.8.x .
3. And I built AVR developer tools of generating a code of ATtiny10.

Testing

Windows-7, Mac OS X Ei Captan, Arduino IDE 1.6.13, AVRISP mkII

How to build

as follows, install the bitDuino files, and replace the AVR developer tools.

1. Download bitDuino files
   1. bitDuino_2017.zip for Arduino IDE 1.6.x 1.8.x
2. Download AVR developer tools
   1. for Windows avr-win_v1.0.0.zip
   2. for Mac　avr-mac_v1.0.0.zip
3. Install bitDuino
   1. Extract bitDuino_2017.zip
      bitDuino_2017 folder appears. bitDuino_2017 include bitDuino10 and bitDuino13.
   2. Open hardware folder (or make hardware folder, and open it) under your Arduino Sketch folder.
   3. Move bitDuino10 and bitDuino13 under the bitDuino_2017 to hardware folder.
4. 【Windows】replace the AVR developer tools
   1. Extract avr-win_v1.0.0.zip
      avr folder appears.
   2. Open c:\”program Files”\arduino\hardware\tools
   3. There is an avr folder. Change the name avr to avr-org.
   4. Move extracted new avr to same place of avr-org
5. 【Mac】replace the AVR developer tools
   1. Extract avr-mac_v1.0.0.zip in ~/Downloads folder..
      avr folder appears.
   2. start Terminal
   3. Key in commands on your terminal window as follows .

      $sudo mkdir /usr/local/Arduino
      $sudo mv ~/Downloads/avr  /usr/local/Arduino/
      $cd /Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Java/hardware/tools/
      $mv avr avr-org
      $ln -s /usr/local/Arduino/avr/ ./

   4. if you installed Crosspack-AVR then you must uninstall it by command as follows.

       $sudo /usr/local/CrossPack-AVR/uninstall

How to use

1. How to select ATtiny10, ATtiny13
   1. Open the Boardlist. “Tools”-> “Board： >”
   2. You can see ATtiny10(bitDuino10) and ATtiny13(bitDuino13) at bottom of list.
   3. Select ATtiny10(bitDuino) or ATtiny13(bitDuino13)
   4. and select clock freq. “Tools” -> “Clock:”
      
2. Select Programmer
   Open “Tools” -> “Programmer： >”, and select programmer.
3. Wiring
   see follows Fig.
   
4. ATtiny13 can running 9.6MHz internal clock.
   1. Virgin chip of ATtiny13 running 1.2MHz internal clock.
   2. you can change clock freq. 1.2MHz to 9.6MHz
      1. Do “Tools” -> “Clock:” Select 9.6MH(Internal)
      2. Do “Tools” -> “Burn Bootloader”
         ATtiny13 fuse bit is changed for 9.6MHz internal clock by this operation.

2016.12.19 16:40 update bitDuino Thanks @maris_HY
2016.12.19 15:42 upload