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Atmel Studio 7 - Programming the Arduino Uno via the bootloader without programmer.
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- In this tutorial I will explain how to program the Arduino Uno with Atmel Studio 7 without using a programmer / debugger. I also take the time to write a simple blink program that you can upload.
All you need for this tutorial is Atmel Studio 7, an Arduino Uno and the Arduino IDE.
For those that cannot get it working: I had no output in Microchip Studio (that's what Atmel Studio is called now), so I went to avrdude directory and clicked on it. Apparently I had no admin rights to execute it. So I copied the whole bin folder with avrdude to desktop, adjusted the path to point to this folder and now it works like a charm!
Great tutorial, I enjoyed it.
Bro how were you able to adjust the path
Exactly what I was looking for. Wanted to use my arduino nano, but didn't want to use arduino IDE. Most other tutorial only use the atmega chip in a breadboard; also not what I was looking for. Thank you.
Nice Tutorial - works fine with my cheap Arduino Nano clone. Now programming like a pro for only 2 bucks. Brilliant!
For new beginners that are just copying and paste the parameter values into External tools, remember to add a space between the parameter and the parameter values Eg. -b value etc.
Well, I am almost 51 and you have done me a great service. I have been looking for a couple days on how to set up my Arduino projects in either AmtelStudio or PlatformIO, both of which does not give error free ways of getting it to work with a basic Uno board. This video was indeed the answer with AmtelStudio the winner for me (thanks to you). I am now a subscriber as well. Thank you sir. I wish you great success.
Great video. Thanks! :) .. for those whose current arguments show error, here's the updated one:
-C"C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\hardware\tools\avr/etc/avrdude.conf" -v -patmega328p -carduino -PCOM3 -b115200 -D -Uflash:w:"$(TargetDir)$(TargetName).hex":i
Change the com port accordingly.
Thanks man. Wouldn't have worked without your tip :)
You saved me, thanks.
thanks!
Has no sense all that way.
You have accomplished what Atmel refuses to do, Give a precise tutorial on how to get Studio 7 to work with Arduino environment. I deleted Studio 7 a long time ago because of their complete blunder with Arduino but because of your precise tutorial I just might have to give another crack at it.
Thank you and YES!, you deserve a thumbs up for filling a gape which Atmel refused to do in the first place.
Your video saved my situation. Several websites and forums didn't don the trick but this detailed yet concise video is all I needed.
Thank you very much for a very simple overview of using Atmel Studio 7 with Uno 3. '
It greatly helps to both have the Arduino IDE and Atmel Studio 7 when you want to teach simple stuff to kids/beginners and switch to Atmel Studio when you want to develop / troubleshoot new code / time critical code for later library use which needs advanced debugging features.
Joop thank you for showing us how one might start to use the Atmel Studio to upload programs into the Uno. You explain things very clearly
Excellent! The tutorial still works end 2022, with the newest version of Atmel Studio
I think this is something ATMEL should be SHOUTING about as it promotes there IDE but thankfully you have, and very well done ...cheers!
Very well done, it worked as per your video with no problems (if anyone is reading this its called Microchip Studios now). thank you
Nice tutorial. I also tested STK500 programmer (this is loaded on arduino if you choose: ArduinoISP sketch) with atmel studio in the same maner. This way you do not need bootloader.
Thanks to you and Google AI. Last night I've wasted a lot of time as atmel studio wasn't recognizing my programmer.
you're genius bro… Totally god sent.. keep it up
Man, you make this look easy... For some reason, despite learning how to program a Freescale MCU using Codewarrior in college, the thought of using Atmel Studio on an Arduino worried me. Might have to dip my toes in the water if it is this easy to do.
Excellent stuff, thanks for sharing that! @Command-Parameters: Haven't read all the comments, so in case it wasn't mentioned yet:
In your command parameters _$(ProjectDir)Debug_ adds the release-target-directory as a constant. You can also use the _$(TargetDir)_ macro which adds the full project path *including* the selected Target-path. The flash-portion of the tool-parameters would then read ...
-Uflash:w:"$(TargetDir)$(TargetName).hex":i
Thank you, Sir! Your tutorial saved a lot of time. It's very informative and useful.
Great video. There is more to Arduino than just the Arduino IDE. Thank you for uploading this.
Great Explanation, I will suggest to make a playlist explaing startup code, ISR etc
Hi.
I recently wanted to do the same trick on my own, but decided to first look for a ready solution and immediately found your video. The solution works, thank you.
Permit me a small correction -- you suggest the Debug subdir in the command line parameters, but this won't work for Release builds (and this is probably why some readers weren't able to do the trick).
Instead I suggest the following path:
-Uflash:w:"$(TargetDir)$(TargetName).hex":i
It works for both Debug and Release builds -- tested.
Thanks again.
Just one request: use the lowest screen resolution you can for code so that people watching this on phones can read the text. There's a huge area of white background in most of this video. Thank you for the very clear and informative tutorials though.
Thank you for this bunch of tutorials about atmel studio.
A great walk-through guide. Cheers for sharing your knowledge!
Great Video, you are a very good teacher, I am using your videos to make make a similar drone like yours, and this tutorials in Arduino are awesome, I bought a book on the topic. Programming AVR, some of the stuff said there is similar to what you say in your own videos. Thanks a lot ! Greetings from Monterrey, Mexico !
That is good to hear. Enjoy building / programming.
Thank you so much! This video is very helpful, as Atmel Studio is my go-to IDE.
Joop, you are crazy smart. I really enjoy watching your videos, however it's kind of discouraging because I don't know if I will ever be as skilled as you.
Much respect and thanks for sharing,
Peter
Don't let yourself be discouraged. A couple of years ago I started completely blank with the Arduino boards. But I was really eager to try and learn new stuff. And after years of failure I can now help and motivate others :-)
I really enjoy watching your videos and I'm grateful for the motivation you provide. I went to your website and wanted to donate because I'm building the balancing robot now. I found your statement about donating the amount that I want to donate to a worthy charity. I think that is very cool and quite generous. Thanks for all of your efforts, you are a cool guy!
Thank you very much for taking the time to document this procedure. Very good video.
Sir you are a gem! Please...keep doing what you do!
Looking at the GUI(even the name gives it out :D) it's a "rebranded" Visual Studio with Atmel's toolchain. Since I'm very familiar with VS i might switch
Very nice
The first one that explained it pretty well.
Thanks.
Excellent tutorial, very clear and objective! One question: Does this method allow us to use breakpoints as well? Thank you!
i see that the arduino IDE is somewhat spartan, but so are most of our everyday arduino projects. so i think the efficiency gain from using the atmel studio with all its learning curve and missing high level libraries only comes for some seriously badass projects. personally i prefer to use atom editor with the platformIO plugin to get a somewhat nicer and more sophisticated environment, while still keeping the high level programming features up and running. however for people who are intrinsically interested in embedded systems, i totally see the magic pull of wanting to explore lower and lower levels to really get the best understand of what is going on :) i just need some control loops and shuffling some sensor data from here to there, so i guess i will keep my system for now.
Using Atmel and register manipulation is more about ACTUAL embedded firmware programming as opposed to plebe level building of toys....
What can I say , just wonderful and perfectly explained, thank you very much
Hi i had the following question, Can the Arduino Due be programmed in the same way in Microchip/Atmel Studio by following the same instructions like in this video ? Or another process has to be chosen in this case ? Greetings
Very informative video !
I installed the Atmel Studio 7 on my PC, to follow your tutorial here, as I want to try out a more efficient code IDE.
My version of Arduino IDE is the latest ver : 1.8.2 (@ date of writing), and it works absolutely fine and I got the same result as in your tutorial.
Please note, that when you show the start of the Atmel Studio project, you dont mention to select the second option "GCC C Executable Project".
This option is however shadowed indicating you selceted it.
By "logic" I first selected the Arduino sketch option, and ran into deep trouble ...
I read an Adafruit website article explaining use a Seggar J-Link Edu Mini programmer and Atmel Studio 7. For some reason, the latest AS7 didn't work with Win10 to program SAMD51G19 bootloaders anymore. Was this due to some recent Win10 update? Your opinion would be welcomed. Thank you.
Everything works as intended. Thanks
Waw... Very clear and wel spoken.
I hope it works, it's still downloaden and installing. I like the fact that it's just Microsoft Visual Studio. Using that for years.... lol
This is interesting, but I still think that buying Atmel-ICE is totally worth it as you can use any Atmel MCU with it, including their ARM-based MCUs when you need more horsepower than 328p can provide.
Your arguments to switch to the AMTEL Studio are very convincingly. Please let me ask you and other youtubers about experience in AMTEL Studio in a Virtual Machine (Oralcle VM VirtualBox). I believe to have a pretty quick notebook, but to compile and transfer Programs from the Notebook to the Arduino takes a very long time just Blink program may takes 5 Mins), anything seams to goes wrong. Thats the reason to check, if maybe to use a virtual machine, just with windows and the Studio software will work faster and better. Any Idea?
Thank you. Your instructions are very good. I most certainly learned a lot. Best
My Arduino resets when i boot the program on it with Atmel Studio, but the program doesn't works insted my arduino keeps the last program (programed by Arduito IDE) after the reset. Any help? (Sorry for my english)
Same. Were you able to find the solution to that issue?
Thank you for the awesome tutorial. Really informative and very easy to understand. Keep going, thanks a lot.
what is the blink or how enered in ? i did not know please help me
Where did u learn the atmel studio 7 syntaxes ? I've been trying to do it for a long time. pls reply soon.
Im having trouble in the last step. When I select the Tool (the comand lines are ok) nothing happened, and some arguments look different
Thanks for showing how to do this. It really helps. 1 small request. when making videos where you show code/programming, please zoom in to the code so these videos can also be seen on a mobile device. thanks again mate.
Nice accent and way of explaining things... Waiting for more tut. related to Arduino and 328p Microcontrollers. :)
now I have a bootloader for the arduino uno and arduino mega yeah!!!
MUCHAS GRACIAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 DESDE PERU-AREQUIPA!!!!!!!!1
Hello, I add in "Eternal tools ..." commands to "Arduino As ISP" for use as a programmer in AtemegaStudio ArduinoUno?
Thanks! Your tutorial helped me a lot (and my english is not so good)!
This is extremely useful!
I have a problem . So when i do build solution and go to tools to run arduino everything goes well even with the code but when I upload it to the Arduino uno it only blinks for a while and after nothing happens .Any suggest?
Great thanks!
It helps me to upload sketch to Attiny13 over Arduino as ISP
Thank you very much sir didn't found a better tutorial :)
Do we need the atmel ice be able to see the memory, the dissassembly etc. ?
hello, I was wondering if it is possible to code the lights in the front of the knight rider in Atmel studio 7.0, thanks in advance!!
How do you program the Arduino if using assembly language?
Does this method still mean that the millis() function, and therefore interrupts are enabled, even if it's programmed in embedded C in Atmel Studio?
Thank you - very clean, concise and clear
Dude, excellent video! Well done.
Where can I find all available functions (in Atmel Studio) for a particular board (in this case arduino uno or due)
Thanks Joop!! You make my life so much easier.
Thank You! This video is of great help to the lab!
goedendag Joop,,
very nice video. Because I have an arduino mega I tried to do this exercise based on the ATmega2560 device, which is used for the Arduino Mega - and, It works!
Excellent!
Goed om te horen Axel.
Very useful. Thanks.
I have a question. I need to develop an application where an analog channel is acquired continuously and data streamed to a PC via USB. I believe I need a minimum of a dual core microcontroller that can have DMA channel to shift the acquired data to on board memory on continuous basis. Another core running in parallel will deterministically access the data from DMA stream it to USB channel. Is it possible to do that with any off the shelf MC boards available for makers. Thanks in advance.
Thank you very much!... can we debug the micro controller using this method as well?
Do I have to have to have an ICSP or can I just plug my arduino uno into my computer via usb?
Hi Joop! I am confused, do you use/need the ATMEL ICE for what you do in this video? I saw at your tools menu the ARDUINO ISP, but you used ARDUINO bootloader intools to program it right? Do you explain somewhere how to program Arduino Uno by ISP with Atmel Ice? And do you explain somewhere how to debug Arduino Uno with Atmel Ice? I am searching for this info. Thanks in advance!
I wanted to ask if it is possible to code arduino in assembly? ( Masm/mips)
I have one problem and I like to ask you for advice. I have working ino file which is working on Arduino UNO without any problems. I also made my own PCB with ATMega328p and if I open, compile and upload same sketch from Atmel studio with AVR MK2 programmer over ISP then it not work well. But if I read ATMega on Arduino UNO with Atmel studio with AVR MK2 ISP and the upload this hex file to my board then it work ok. Do you have any hint about this problem ? I read many posts on web but still didn't find a solution for my problem.
Worked 100%, you made my day, thanks alot😊
Why does the order of functions placed in the code matter in ATmel Studio 7 when it doesn't matter in Arduino IDE? Are they not using the same compiler?
It doesn't!
Extremely usefull and beautifully explained :-)
Great Tutorial. I wanted to do the same for the Arduino Nano Every with the ATmega 4809 using programmer jtag2updi. I am unsuccessfull though. I Always get the output Message avrdude.exe jtagmkII_getsync(): sign-on command: -1
Any idea whats the matter here?
This tutorial is really great
I want to know how to use arduino library in atmel studio 7
Add the libraries to the include path
@joop Brokking: thank you so much i was able to do that for my Arduino Uno via Keil uvision 5. I would really appreciate if you can help me same with my STM32F411RE nucleo board and Freedom frdm-kl25z board. Please advise., Also how did you get an information regarding PORTB on arduino that 0B00100000 is high and 0B11011111 is low? also what does DDRB 0B00100000 does?
Hi there, nice video and very useful. I have a question for the atmel ice debugger. Does it need to connect to arduino all the time for programming uploading? or just use usb to connect the arduino? If the debugger is connected to the arduino, is it necessary to connect arduino to pc by usb or not? really confused. Thank you
This video shows how to program an Arduino without the Atmel ICE, using only the USB connector.
When using the ICE, you will need to have it connected during programming/debugging. In that case the USB connection is not needed and can be disconnected, however note that the Atmel ICE can not power the board, so when using it you will need an external power source.
One way to do that is connecting it by USB to a PC, as shown in the video. This is only for power, no data is sent over USB when programming with Atmel ICE.
You could also power it from a power supply or batteries if you so desire.
Hope that addresses what you were wondering about.
@@Rokreder really nice! Thank you!
great stuff! I just followed your instructions and all went fine cheers!!!...are all studio's functions now available please?...also they don't seem to keen on telling you this do they? maybe they would like you to buy ICE.
It helped me set it up and get it working. mucho Thanks
Great explanation! Now, let me try it.
Works perfectly. Thank you!
Writing a program in this environment is similar to writing any other C program. Why is it that you don't need things like `void setup()` and `void loop` as in an Arduino Sketch?
Error trying to upload compile code .... System wide configuration file is "C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\hardware\tools\avr/etc/avrdude.conf"
Using Port : COM10
Using Programmer : arduino
Overriding Baud Rate : 57600
avrdude.exe: ser_open(): can't open device "\\.\COM10": The system cannot find the file specified.
Any idea?? my second line on the Argument is like this : -C"C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\hardware\tools\avr/etc/avrdude.conf" -v -patmega32u4 -carduino -PCOM10 -b57600 -D -Uflash:w:"$(TargetDir)$(TargetName).hex":i....
Thanks....
Avrstudio7=Atmelstudio7 is same thing?
You should use bit shifting for setting and clearing bits in registers.
That's the beauty of programming these things, there are several ways to achieve the same goal. Where one method is not necessary better than the other.
Nice and clean.
Thanks so much for this! :) Absolute life saver.
Hi, sorry but I am getting some argument error though I followed the steps carefully. How do I go about fixing that? =)
Hi... so are you going to make another ymfc series using the atmel studios...?
can you make a series on programming with atmel studio ??
Do you need the programmer/debugger to use atmel IDE?
Great vid - came here to watch it right after i viewed your "reason for change" vid.
question, though, when you connect an Uno or a Mega, do they always open on the same comm port for you? i seem to remember it giving different Comm ports at different times (maybe because that Comm port was already being used? it is just a matter of editing that line to redefine the port #?
PLEASE keep up the great work - you're drawing me in... (you bastard!!!!!)
also - at some time it would be great to show what the ICE does when you hook that up.
Russ from Coral Springs, Fl usa
Under normal circumstances the port will stay connected to that specific Arduino.
hey Joop, thanks for sharing. i have a question, using atmel studio to program the uno bootloader the way you did , lets you bypass having a programmer/debugger , so could i then use either , the uno as a debugger to program other atmel chips, or use the the same method in atmel studio to program other atmel chips on a breadboard?also , are there any other ways to get around buying a programmer to program atmel chips?
Yes, you could use the Arduino as an ISP programmer to program other microcontrollers. I used it myself for programming the ATmega644. Please note that the Arduino as ISP is not a debugger. It's only a programmer.
+Joop Brokking are there any alternative ways for debugging?
Not in a way like the Atmel ICE.
i try right now to follow the step but it is not working, on the ouput i am getting: "avrdude.exe: can't open input file Debug\GPIO_AVR.hex': No such file or directory" and can read from file 'Debug\GPIO_AVR.hex' failed
Hi, Steve.
Maybe you used the Release build? Try changing it to the Debug build. You can also try this different path in the Arguments line:
-Uflash:w:"$(TargetDir)$(TargetName).hex":i
Hope it helps.
How to I port a project which I've already made in arduino.
I've used many readily availlable libraries to build this project. will those includes work here as well since we are using the same compiller?
You can import Arduino sketches. But you need to check the Atmel website on how to do that.
Pretty clear! Thank you very much!