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Re: #bitx40help Arduino Online Editor (IDE?) #bitx40help


 

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There is a brief guide for the uBITx on the site here:?

It is the same instruction set for the BITx40 (except for links to files to load).?? This may help you?

Mike ZL1AXG

On 28/03/18 7:45 PM, M Garza wrote:
Daniel,
You might need to install the CH340/341 driver for the NANO.? These are clones that seem to use that particular driver.
Once you install the driver, verify that the computer is communicating with the NANO.? It should show up in the Device Manager, under Ports.??
You will need to know that port number.? There should be an option to select NANO and the port# in the IDE.

The IDE does use the Verify and Upload buttons.? The Verify is the same as Compile.? The Upload button does a compile (verify) and then uploads it to the Arduino.

Post back if this doesn't help.

Marco - KG5PRT

On Tue, Mar 27, 2018 at 11:24 PM, Daniel Crane <danjamitch@...> wrote:
Thanks for all the help so far.? I am totally stoked to learn that USB on the Bitx40 is SMOS ("simply a matter of software").? I'm struggling trying to load Allard's sketch raduino_v1.27.7 via the Arduino Online Editor.? I get "Error Uploading.? Check if the selected board is currently available"

My Raduino is wired into my BitX, which is powered off.? I think I read here that that's OK.? When I plug in the USB cable, the Raduino fires up and Windows makes pleasant beeps.? When I unplug it, I see a momentary flag on the Online Editor stating that the board has been disconnected.? Windows does not mount the device as a drive letter, but that doesn't surprise me.

The IDE allowed me to include the pinchangeinterrupt library, via four includes it provided at the top of the sketch -

// PinChangeInterrupt - Version: Latest
#include <PinChangeInterrupt.h>
#include <PinChangeInterruptBoards.h>
#include <PinChangeInterruptPins.h>
#include <PinChangeInterruptSettings.h>

/**
?? Raduino_v1.27.7 for BITX40 - Allard Munters PE1NWL (pe1nwl@...)
..

After receiving this error and retrying several times, I noticed that there was an Arduino icon in my system tray (WIN10).? Clicking that revealed a number of buried instances of a dialogue that was asking me if it's OK to proceed loading drivers.? I clicked "yes" on one of them and dismissed the rest.

I notice the group uses terms like "compile" and "build".? The Online Editor doesn't have buttons for those.? It has a "Verify" button and an "Upload" (right arrow) button.? But with that and its library functionality, it seems to be pretty much an IDE.? But you have to believe that the "Upload" includes building.

What am I missing?

Thanks/Dan
KM6GRV


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