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Revision as of 19:45, 14 September 2016
mCookie Core Programmers are modules that program mCookie Core Modules. They provide the means to program Core Modules via USB from a computer. Core Programmers utilize a USB to TTL (FTDI Chip) to upload stretches onto the Core Modules. There are two mCookie Core Programmers: mCookie-USBTTL and mCookie-USBttlC. In addition, mCookie mBattery is a battery and a programmer.
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List of mCookie Core Programmers
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Core Programmers and Core Modules
Core Modules require a Core Programmer in order to upload sketches from the Microduino IDE. The mCookie-CoreUSB does not require a Core Programmer to upload stretches.
Core Modules requiring a programmer
| Core (ATmega328p) | Core+ (ATmega644pa) | Core+ (ATmega1284pa) | CoreRF (ATmega128rfa1) |
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Core Modules NOT requiring a programmer
| CoreUSB (ATmega32u4) |
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