I recently got a AVR-IoT Cellular Mini,
I have installed DxCore, and have the settings set to:
I can't upload a sketch to the board,
Error:
A programmer is required to upload
Even though I selected Curiosity nano......
Here are the settings that Microchip provided(available at the first link):
- Set the Board to AVR DB-Series (no bootloader)
Tools -> Board -> DxCore -> AVR DB-series (no bootloader)
- Set the Chip to AVR128DB48
Tools -> Chip -> AVR128DB48
- Set the Wire Library mode to 2x Wire, Master or Slave
Tools -> Wire Library mode -> 2x Wire, Master or Slave
- Set the Port to the port the device is at (for more information, look here).
Tools -> Port -> your device port
- Set the Programmer to Curiosity Nano
Tools -> Programmer -> Curiosity Nano
- Optional: Set printf() to Full to be able to print floats
Tools -> printf() -> Full, 2.6k, prints floats
I probably made a silly mistake somewhere........
MacOS
IDE 2.x.x
Might try with IDE 1
Thank you.
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