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…-UNO.md There was a missing step in these instructions. Also, I can't change this in Github but the image has an error in it, it shows a connection to ATMega IOREF rather than RST. It's one pin over.
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Hi @ben-jacobson, thanks for contributing. Could you please sign our license agreement?
I've fixed the image you mentioned. You're right about the missing step. I don't think there's any point referring back to previous steps now that it's added. So how about this?
08. Connect the Arduino Uno to your PC again and make sure it's selected in `Tools > Port`.
09. Select `Tools > Board > Arduino AVR Boards > Arduino Mega or Mega 2560`.
10. Select `Tools > Programmer > Arduino as ISP`.
11. Select `Tools > Burn Bootloader`.
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| 08. Connect the Arduino Uno to your PC again. |
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| 08. Connect the Arduino Uno to your PC again. | |
| 08. Connect the Arduino Uno to your PC again and make sure it's selected in `Tools > Port` |
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@seaxwi you are missing the closing backtick at the end of `Tools > Port` in your suggestion.
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@per1234 fixed
| 08. Connect the Arduino Uno to your PC again. | ||
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| 09. Check the board and port selection like in step 2 and 3. | ||
| 09. Check the port selection like in step 2 and 3. |
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| 09. Check the port selection like in step 2 and 3. | |
| 09. Select `Tools > Board > Arduino AVR Boards > Arduino Mega or Mega 2560`. |
| 09. Check the port selection like in step 2 and 3. | ||
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| 10. Select `Tools > Programmer > Arduino as ISP`. | ||
| 10. Change the board to Arduino Mega or Mega 2560. |
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| 10. Change the board to Arduino Mega or Mega 2560. | |
| 10. Select `Tools > Programmer > Arduino as ISP`. |
| 11. Select `Tools > Programmer > Arduino as ISP`. | ||
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| 12. Select `Tools > Burn Bootloader`. |
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| 11. Select `Tools > Programmer > Arduino as ISP`. | |
| 12. Select `Tools > Burn Bootloader`. | |
| 11. Select `Tools > Burn Bootloader`. |
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Closing this since the issues are being covered in #63. |
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There was a missing step in these instructions. Also, I can't change this in Github but the image has an error in it, it shows a connection to ATMega IOREF rather than RST. It's one pin over.
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