<div dir="ltr"><div>I have 20+ ATMega168V 10AU-0628 that have been collecting dust for a year.<br>This chip is a 32 pin QFN32 or QFP32 SMT device.<br><br>I bought 10 carrier boards and soldered the chips on.<br>The the problems. After a lot of digging I finally found out how to <br>burn the boot loader and how to program them.<br><br>There doesn't seem to be many places on the web that explain the ATmega168 information.<br>Some say it is programmed as a AdaFruit Lilly pad, and you should buy a genuine one<br>and it will have the boot loader already installed.<br><br>The following works for me.<br><br>1. Wire pins on the Arduino UNO to the ATmega68V thus:<br> <br> <br> * UNO SIG 168V <br> * GND 3 or 5<br> * VCC 4 or 6<br> * 10 SS/RESET 29<br> * 11 MOSI 15<br> * 12 MISO 16<br> * 13 SCK 17<br><br>2. Load the Examples -> ArduinoISP -> ArduinoISP into an Arduino UNO or compatable.<br><br>3. set the board type Arduino UNO or what ever you are using that is compatable.<br><br>4. Change the board type to Lillypad Arduino, and the processor to ATmegga 168.<br><br>5. Click Tools -> Burn Bootloader<br>I have set the IDE to verbose (see File -> Preferences ) so I can see all the information.<br>It will write a lot of data in verbose mode, when successful the last line will be:<br> avrdude done. Thank you.<br><br><br>Now to write a sketch into the processor.<br><br>1. With the Arduino still loaded with the sketch in 2 above, load your sketch into the <br>IDE and check that the board is Lillypad Arduino, and the processor is ATmegga 168.<br><br>2. Press CTL+SHIFT+U<br><br>Poof.<br><br></div>I put a web page on this here <a href="http://www.planetvince.com/tools/Arduino/ATmega168V/index.php">http://www.planetvince.com/tools/Arduino/ATmega168V/index.php</a><br clear="all"><div><div><div class="gmail_signature"><div dir="ltr"><div><div dir="ltr"><div><div dir="ltr">---<br>Vince's outgoing mail<br></div><div><a href="mailto:Vince@planetvince.com" target="_blank">Vince@planetvince.com</a><br><br></div></div></div></div></div></div></div>
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