oak:tutorials:serialfirmware
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oak:tutorials:serialfirmware [2016/03/13 00:18] pfeerick [Programming via the Arduino IDE] |
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| ====== Connecting Your Oak ====== | ====== Connecting Your Oak ====== | ||
| - | To program your Oak over serial, you will want to connect the GND of your USB-Serial Adapter to the Oak's GND, RX to TX, TX to RX, and P2 to GND. You can then power the Oak via the on-board MicroUSB slot, or by providing appropriate power to the VIN or VCC pins. This is probably a good time to also ensure that you [[https://github.com/digistump/OakRestore|reset your Oak to factory defaults]], so that it runs your program when you upload via serial (by resetting the bootloader to running the program loaded in slot 0). | + | To program your Oak over serial, you will want to connect the GND of your USB-Serial Adapter to the Oak's GND, RX to TX, TX to RX, and P2 to GND. You can then power the Oak via the on-board MicroUSB slot, or by providing appropriate power to the VIN or VCC pins. This is probably a good time to also ensure that you [[https://github.com/digistump/OakRestore|reset your Oak to factory defaults]] or use the below esptool command so that it runs your program when you upload via serial (by resetting the bootloader to running the program loaded in slot 0). |
| - | //Needs pic of an adapter here, and some more detailed explaination of pin connections// | + | <code> |
| + | esptool --baud 115200 --port YOUR_COM_PORT write_flash -fs 32m 0x1000 blank.bin 0x101000 blank.bin 0x102000 blank.bin 0x202000 blank.bin | ||
| + | </code> | ||
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| + | //Needs pic of an adapter here, and some more detailed explanation of pin connections// | ||
| ====== Programming via the Arduino IDE ====== | ====== Programming via the Arduino IDE ====== | ||
| {{ :oak:tutorials:arduino_ide_serial_upload_selection.png?100|}} | {{ :oak:tutorials:arduino_ide_serial_upload_selection.png?100|}} | ||
| - | You will need to change your Upload settings in the Arduino IDE (under the Tools menu) from "Particle OTA" to "Serial (Expert Use Only - Requires Python)", and make sure that the Port settings is set to the right serial port. Click on the image on the right to see a screenshot demonstrating where these options are. | + | You will need to change your Upload settings in the Arduino IDE (under the Tools menu) from "Particle OTA" to "Serial (Expert Use Only - Requires Python)", and make sure that the Port settings is set to the right serial port. Click on the image on the right to see a screenshot demonstrating where these options are. As you can see in the image, I am still in Particle OTA programming mode at the time the screenshot was taken, and the Port menu is dimmed out as a result. It will become available for use once you change to the Serial upload mode. |
| When you upload your program to your Oak, you should see a message in the compile/upload log at the bottom of the Arduino IDE displaying the following message. If you scroll that view, you should see the percentage increasing as the program is being transferred to your Oak. | When you upload your program to your Oak, you should see a message in the compile/upload log at the bottom of the Arduino IDE displaying the following message. If you scroll that view, you should see the percentage increasing as the program is being transferred to your Oak. | ||
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