Proceed to upload any sketch (the default one works) and watch the verbose output.Open the IDE and navigate to File -> Preferences and check Show verbose output during: upload and slap the OK button.Try not to use the Windows App Store version as it has caused issues in the past. When this finishes without any errors, you may continue.See the below table for help.Ĭompile this using your terminal by issuing make in the same directory of your makefile. Depending on what board you are compiling this project for, you may need to change the makefile setting for MCU.Place this in the root directory of this project as our makefile requires it. We need the subfolder LUFA inside of this ZIP Package. Grab the LUFA Library at the bottom of this page Place the two files uart.h and uart.c in the main directory of this project. (Already Included in This Repo) Grab the UART Example Library (Version 1.1) from here. If you are using a Arduino Leonardo Board with a ATMega32U4 or related chip, follow along. If you are using a Arduino UNO R3 Board, you will need to set your Arduino in DFU mode and flash its USB Controller with a dfu-programmer.
If you are using a Teensy 2.0 ++ board, you will need the Teensy Loader Application. You will need to run this command if you are running Ubuntu 8+ or your respective package manager's command! Linux Users! (or Windows Users using the Linux Subsystem) You will need the latest AVR toolchain from the Atmel site. Since this project is based off of the Switch-Fightstick example, most of this process is the same all around the boards using the LUFA Library.
#Arduino switch micro usb to serial series
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#Arduino switch micro usb to serial serial
An ATmega32U4 Leonardo Board w/ a Serial Converter to control a Nintendo Switch over USB.