HiLetgoUSBTiny USBtinyISP AVR ISP Programmer 6/10 Pin Bootloader for Arduino UNO MEGA

Worked great, follow instructions from the forum.

I have an SMT Arduino Uno that had the micro-USB port snapped off the board. I can power the board easily through other means, but programming wasn't so easy. I figured this was cheaper than buying another UNO and my application didn't need the USB during operation (it's a well pump controller and replacement for a "pump saver" over- and under-load cutoff device). It works simply with the Arduino IDE, and once configured pretty much transparent. It turns out I can also use it for another application on an embedded system for which the original programmer is no longer available - bonus points!

The media could not be loaded. It works great. You just need to install all the necessary softwares:- USBtinyISP driver, from Adafruit- WinAVR (Include AVRdude)- Arduino IDE- ATtinyCore (very important)- MiniCore (very important)- AVRdudess (optional)I use It to burn bootloaders and program AVR chips from the arduino IDE.Update 2024:A incompatibility problem was found between new version of AVRdude and the USBtiny's driver.To fix this you have to replace the driver for a compatible version:You can do this using the program Zadig:1) Unistall the old USBtiny driver using the Windows Devices Manager.2) Open Zadig.3) Connect your your USBtinyISP to your computer. Information immediately will be shown in the Zadig form.4) Select WinUSB.5) Click on Install Driver.

It would have literally cost nothing to put a little "+" symbol by pin 2 (VCC). Instead, I had to pull out my voltmeter to figure out which pin that was (if I want to program a microcontroller on a breadboard, for example, this is crucial information).In the attached picture, I have circled the positive pins (VCC) in yellow (one on my arduino UNO, the others on the this USBTiny that I am reviewing).Points off for Arduino as well for doing this, but that would a different review...

This programmer still puts out 5 volts on its VCC pin, on the 6-pin programming interface, even with the yellow jumper removed. This cooked the non-5v-tolerant HC-06 module on my custom board. Don't use this programmer with projects that need less than 5 volts.

Be aware if you're buying this to flash your Ender3...it can't handle chips with more than 64k flash, so can't do it.

The product worked as expected out of the box and seems to be good quality. It helped me a lot when one of my Arduino boards had it's USB broken. Keep in mind that although it does have both a 6-pin and 10-pin port, it only comes with a 6-pin cable.

This worked ish for the creality ender 3 pro. It won’t support burning a boot loader because of the size limitations but I was able to burn the full marlin 2.0 build with out a boot loader with this.If you need a boot loader on your ender 3 then the Arduino nano (with 6 pin icsp header) is the way to go. Easy to hook up and took 5 min to burn the boot loader.

usbtinyのドライバをインストールarduino内で、ブートローダの書込みブートと目的ソフトを書き込んだマイコンのデータを読み込んで量産時には、ＴＬ８６６などでマイコン本体に書き込みこの方法で生産効率が向上します。

内容に10pケーブル添付と書かれていますが(2020/04現在)写真の通りの6Pケーブルが添付されていました。

adafruitのUSBtinyISPドライバーで動作しました。早速ArduinoMega2560のブートローダー再書き込みに使用してみました。書き込み終了後のVerifyにてエラーが出ますが問題なさそうです。Atmel-ICEを接続してデバッグするのにFuseビットをいじくりまわしたのが原因かもしれません。とりあえずArduinoIDEに再び接続できるようになったので良しとします。