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U3s firware update
The short answer is the U3S needs to be powered. It is not powered from the Arduino. There's a doc at QRP Labs site covering updating a QCX, but the procedure works the same for U3S.
Here's a snip from the PDF: I have flashed both my U3S and QCX using this procedure. The only glitch in the doc is in Step 4e "Select ATmega328 as the MCU" It should be ATmega328P. I believe Hans has stated this is the chip they usually ship. --Al WD4AH |
Hi Al, Carl ? I have flashed both my U3S and QCX using this procedure. The only glitch in the doc is in Step 4e "Select ATmega328 as the MCU" It should be ATmega328P. I believe Hans has stated this is the chip they usually ship. Sometimes we use ATmega328, sometimes ATmega328P. It depends only on availability and price, at the time I am purchasing the chips. They are equivalent for the purposes of QRP Labs kits. So if you get a message about the device signature being wrong, just change the chip name selection (or the name in the command if using a avrdude at the command line), try the other one. 73 Hans G0UPL |
The basic difference between the two is that the 328P implements the
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PicoPower standby modes, allowing longer battery life in situations where the processor is inactive most of the time. None of the QRP Labs kits use or need those modes, as the processor is always active when the radio is turned on. On Wed, Jul 11, 2018 at 2:53 AM, Hans Summers <hans.summers@...> wrote:
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