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AVRISP MkII - How to get it working with Visual Micro
Feb 29th, 2020 at 10:22am
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Hello everyone,,
I'm trying to upload an Arduino sketch to my breadboard using an AVRISP MkII but the IDE insists on having an assigned COM port which it's not as it's using the Jungo driver.
Can this work somehow?
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Much appreciated for any help.
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Re: AVRISP MkII - How to get it working with Visual Micro
Reply #1 - Feb 29th, 2020 at 2:04pm
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This means you have installed atmel studio which destroys the normal arduino usb driver for mkII and installs jungo. Arduino uses avrdude to upload via programmer and it doesn't like jungo.Atmel and Arduino went their seperate ways with that.

You have not said which ide you are using but I will assume atmel studio.

You have two choices. Eithe restore the usb driver to the one Arduino likes or set the programmer  in the vMicro>Uploader to "Atmel Device Programming". The later will then use whatever programmer you set for your atmel project in the std. atmel project properties. That will like jungo.

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There is an article here that might help fix the usb driver for arduino https://www.visualmicro.com/post/2014/01/17/AvrIsp-MkII-Usb-Driver-for-Arduino.a...



  
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