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Straight forward, no additional hardware, no BS. Debug your Arduino Uno or Nano (almost) out of the box!
We’ve released the first prototype of one of the most requested Arduino Pro IDE features: the Arduino Debugger! Give it a try: 🤍
Quickly demonstrate the digital / analog pin readings and variable values, visually from your hardware using Visual Micro. Expand this message to see further information and guides... With editable charts, and scaling visuals it scales from laptop to projector, allowing you to show what is happening more easily in your Arduino project. See More:- - 🤍 #Arduino #VisualStudio
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Debugging in der Arduino IDE wird bekanntlich mit Serial.print() durchgeführt. Das kann manchmal recht mühsam sein. Ich habe versucht, mir das Leben etwas zu erleichtern. Was dabei herausgekommen ist, seht ihr in diesem Video. Quelltexte auf Github: 🤍 Webseite: 🤍 Für Fragen, Kritik oder Anregungen könnt ihr einen Kommentar schreiben oder mir direkt eine E-Mail an der.hobbyelektroniker🤍gmail.com senden.
Don't leave your Serial.print statements in your final code! And use printf! PCBWay $5 for 10 PCBs: 🤍 Quick link to the PCBway 4th annual PCB design contest (Aug - Nov 2021) 🤍 00:00 Welcome Back! 00:46 PCBWay 4th Annual PCB Design Contest 02:40 The problem with Serial.print statements 03.27 Program bloat 04:11 Slow execution 07:05 Code Demo starts 10:55 How we can do it differently 18:25 Compilation with and without debugging 22:18 ESP32 advanced solution 24:33 printf for the Arduino 25:49 Conclusion ► You can now support me by buying me a coffee! 🤍 ► Far more code examples and an advanced example in my GitHub 🤍 ► Global compiler directives (with much more on this site) 🤍 ► printf for the Arduino processor I will expand on this in a future video - just for the Arduino processor! 🤍 ► printf GitHub for the code... 🤍 ... based on this printf GitHub version 🤍 Far more details of the code and an advanced example in my GitHub 🤍 ► List of all my videos (Special thanks to Michael Kurt Vogel for compiling this) 🤍 NOT THIS ONE 🤍 If you like this video please give it a thumbs up, share it and if you're not already subscribed please consider doing so and joining me on my Arduinite (and other μControllers) journey My channel, GitHub, and blog are here: • 🤍 • 🤍 • 🤍 • 🤍
Oggi vi presento una scheda di debug per arduino di mia creazione. La scheda l'ho chiama appunto Arduino Debug THT v1.0 ... Quante volte scriviamo uno sketch e per provarlo abbiamo bisogno di costruirci un circuito su breadboard? A volte diventa anche scocciante soprattutto se i componenti da utilizzare ne sono tanti... O sbaglio? LINK TUTORIAL : 🤍
The Arduino Uno is easy to debug: During developement we use an Xplained Mini Board, which provides real hardware debugging and is available at low cost. From now on we use this IDE: Microchip Studio. Alert: With version 7.0.2542 the name "Atmel Studio 7" has been replaced by "Microchip Studio" - the functionality didn't change.
How to build a hardware debugger that allows you to debug Arduino programs running on an Arduino Uno or ATtiny in 4 easy steps. Background article: 🤍 Code repository: 🤍 If you want to build a hardware debugger that is a little bit more durable, then visit: 🤍 There is also the luxury version (which requires SMD soldering): 🤍 Table of Contents: 00:26 - Motivation 01:32 - GDB: The GNU Project Debugger 01:44 - Embedded Debugging 05:04 - Step 1: Install PlatformIO 08:31 - Step 2: Install firmware for HW debugger 11:08 - Step 3: Connect debuggger to target 16:42 - Step 4: Start debugging
If you are looking at buying a debugger or programmer, this next video in our series about the different options could help you decide. Today we look at the Segger JLink Probe.... more information and links below.... The Segger JLink Probe is available for $100, and allows full SWD and JTAG Debugging and Programming.... Here we show how to use JTAG with the Arduino DUE SAM board. You can also use the Native JLink Driver software instead of Zadig with a Custom Configuration in Visual Micro (see links below). Our Website: 🤍 SAM Debugging: 🤍 Segger JLink EDU Probe: 🤍 GDB Debugging Guide: 🤍 Using Segger JLink Drivers in Visual Micro: 🤍 #Arduino #VisualStudio #jlink #programming #gdb #debug
#debugging #print #arduino We will get to the basics of using a simple debugging technique: the print statements. We will work our way step by step from adding some conditional statements, to adding a header file and finally a library. To toggle the debug flag on and off will still be as simple as commenting on the first line. The original firmware code size will be exactly the same when the debug flag is off. In the end, I share my thoughts on another type of debugging as well as how important it is to incorporate developer happiness in debugging and make it as simple as possible. ⏰ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 00:30 No print statements 01:33 Add print statements 03:14 Add conditional #ifdef for debug 04:46 Define a function 06:40 Add more info as part of debugging 08:40 Add header file 09:57 Add a library instead 12:56 Add more functions 14:47 My thoughts on using a debugger and developer happiness! ‣ Some links below are affiliate. I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. 📻 PRODUCTS MENTIONED RobotDyn SAMD21 M0 Mini 🤍 🎩 DEMO FILES Debugging with #ifdef DEBUG 🤍 Debugging with ArduinoTrace library 🤍 Debugging with #ifdef and ArduinoTrace library 🤍 📺 WATCH NEXT Arduino CLI and the art of command line 🤍 Makefiles for using with Arduino 🤍 6 ways to access the serial monitor 🤍 Arduino firmware on ATmega328p or SAMD21 🤍 🔗 LINKS SHOWN Arduino Serial.print() 🤍 Standard Predefined Macros 🤍 SAMD21 M0-Mini 🤍 ARDUINO ZERO 🤍 ATSAMD21G18 microcontroller 🤍 Arduino Serial communication 🤍 Do comments get translated to machine code? 🤍 The C preprocessor 🤍 Arduino millis() 🤍 GitHub search DebugUtils 🤍 ArduinoTrace library 🤍 Chrome DevTools debugger for JavaScript 🤍 Arduino Pro IDE 🤍 GDB and OpenOCD 🤍 The Philosophy of Ruby A Conversation with Yukihiro Matsumoto 🤍 🔌 TOOLS USED 🤍
Cette vidéo montre comment configurer puis utiliser les possibilités de debug sous VS Code pour debugger des applications écrites avec l'éco-système Arduino pour les cartes qui le permettent. Dans le cas de cette vidéo, il s'agit d'une carte à base de SAMD21, la Mini Breakout de Sparkfun. Il en serait de même avec la SAMD21 Xplained Pro de Microchip (sans le besoin d'un programmateur externe puisqu'elle intègre un module EDBG) ou encore les cartes Arduino à base de SAMD21 comme les Arduino Zero et certaines MKR.
This is a way too long tutorial on how to play medium quality audio files on an Arduino. I remember myself starting and what was supposed to be fun development, often times proved to be frustrating error checking. I wanted to make this explanation as complete as I could to help out everyone who might run in to some trouble. More importantly though, I am hoping to help build a more general understanding of the concepts behind this project. Learning how and why it works is vastly more important than just to play a song. - You can hear popping sound out the beginning and the end of playing. This is known by the TMRpcm developer and supposedly solved in most cases. See the discussion here: 🤍 - Talking teddy video - 🤍 - Project files (including schematic): - 🤍 - Wav converter - 🤍 00:00 Introduction 01:07 PWM background 02:00 Circuit assembly 03.07 Amplifier background 04:30 Back to circuit assembly 06:29 Code 10:35 Audio file conversion 11:56 Power up 13:17 Troubleshooting
In deze vid: handige debugging apparatuur...met Micro:bit en Arduino. #science4kids, #easylab4kids, #e4k003
Arduino: Debug-logging without using Serial.print and without WiFi Helpful? Please support me on Patreon: 🤍 With thanks & praise to God, and with thanks to the many people who have made this project possible! | Content (except music & images) licensed under CC BY-SA 🤍 | Music: 🤍 | Images: 🤍 & others | With thanks to the Stack Exchange Network (arduino.stackexchange.com/questions/59827). Trademarks are property of their respective owners. Disclaimer: All information is provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind. You are responsible for your own actions. Please contact me if anything is amiss at Roel D.OT VandePaar A.T gmail.com
in case your Arduino IDE is not starting, here is a solution that might work.
Player 1 (guess numbers and position) The role of the player is to guess the numbers of the other player and their order The player uses a 5x pushbutton to enter the system, while 4 of the buttons function as a number incrementer at that position in the 0-9 range. The fifth button sends the data for review. The addition is attempted, the combination is evaluated. Data is recorded and visualized on the LCD display. If the player guesses the number and its position, the green diode on that position lights up. Otherwise, if the number is not entered, or when the number is guessed, but the position is not judged, the red diode lights up. For a player, the game ends when 10 attempts are exceeded or when the combination is guessed. Player 2 (determines combination of colors, position) In the role of microcontroller Arduino Uno, or other, or AtMega chip. Generates the number 0000-9999 that the player will guess Sent data is verified by user by simple conditional logic If both color and position are guessed, the corresponding diode turns green. In the event of color failure or position, the respective LED lights up red. The Arduino also verifies the number of moves the player has used, examines whether the game is over. The game ends when player 1 guesses all numbers and their positions (all 4 diodes will be green), the entry will be blocked, or 10 attempts will fail. The user is always informed about the game status on the display. DEBUG MODE OFF - GAMEPLAY MODE - USER CANNOT SEE GENERATED NUMBER!
If you are having trouble getting Hardware (GDB) Debugging working on your Visual Micro project, this video may have the solution you need. Information and Links Below.... When you have issues getting the Hardware Debugging working it can seem like solving your bug is further away than before... thankfully there are a few common problems which we can all run into from connection issues, to incorrect selections in the IDE, and even USB driver issues... Our full online troubleshooter can be found below, and will guide you through these solutions in more detail. Follow the troubleshooter through and it will advise on what is best to do to get you up and running as quickly as possible. Don't forget to Like and Subscribe to stay up to date with new videos and feature updates... Our Website: 🤍 Hardware Debugging Troubleshooter: 🤍 Introduction to GDB Debugging: 🤍 Hardware Debugger Compatibility List: 🤍 #Arduino #VisualStudio
Fix Intellisense errors in VS Code when using the Arduino extension. 🚃 Related links 🚃: Arduino IDE: 🤍
Player 1 (guess numbers and position) The role of the player is to guess the numbers of the other player and their order The player uses a 5x pushbutton to enter the system, while 4 of the buttons function as a number incrementer at that position in the 0-9 range. The fifth button sends the data for review. The addition is attempted, the combination is evaluated. Data is recorded and visualized on the LCD display. If the player guesses the number and its position, the green diode on that position lights up. Otherwise, if the number is not entered, or when the number is guessed, but the position is not judged, the red diode lights up. For a player, the game ends when 10 attempts are exceeded or when the combination is guessed. Player 2 (determines combination of colors, position) In the role of microcontroller Arduino Uno, or other, or AtMega chip. Generates the number 0000-9999 that the player will guess Sent data is verified by user by simple conditional logic If both color and position are guessed, the corresponding diode turns green. In the event of color failure or position, the respective LED lights up red. The Arduino also verifies the number of moves the player has used, examines whether the game is over. The game ends when player 1 guesses all numbers and their positions (all 4 diodes will be green), the entry will be blocked, or 10 attempts will fail. The user is always informed about the game status on the display. DEBUG MODE ON - DEV MODE - USER CAN SEE GENERATED NUMBER!
Jak z pomocą Jlink i Platform IO debugować Arduino. 📽 Środowisko VS code i Platform IO: 🤍 🛒 Jlink EDU mini: 🤍 🛒 Przejściówka: 🤍 🛒 Jlink EDU: 🤍 📽 Arduino BLE 33 sense: 🤍 📽 Arduino IDE 2.0: 🤍 📽 Arduin MKR1000: 🤍 📽 Nordic Thingy:52: 🤍 👉 Orpogramowanie Jlink: 🤍 👉 Dokumentacja Platform IO i debug: 🤍 📽 Raster 2.54: 🤍 📽 RTOS: 🤍 Live streamy podczas których poznawałem Jlinka: 🔴 41 🤍 🔴 42 🤍 0:00 - Wstęp 1:08 - Czym jest debugowanie 3:48 - Debugger 8:11 - Konfiguracja 11:27 - Użycie 15:52 - Podsumowanie ──────────────────────────────── Wesprzyj: 🤍 Discord: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Newsletter: 🤍 Blog: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 GitHub: 🤍 ──────────────────────────────── #Arduino #Debug #Jlink
Arduino: Debug soldered connections of LCD 1602A Helpful? Please support me on Patreon: 🤍 With thanks & praise to God, and with thanks to the many people who have made this project possible! | Content (except music & images) licensed under CC BY-SA 🤍 | Music: 🤍 | Images: 🤍 & others | With thanks to user lucacerone (arduino.stackexchange.com/users/28584), user James Waldby - jwpat7 (arduino.stackexchange.com/users/3917), and the Stack Exchange Network (arduino.stackexchange.com/questions/32059). Trademarks are property of their respective owners. Disclaimer: All information is provided "AS IS" without warranty of any kind. You are responsible for your own actions. Please contact me if anything is amiss at Roel D.OT VandePaar A.T gmail.com
A quick update about the Raspberry Pi Pico W board package, which thanks to the brilliant work of Earle F. Philhower, III is now available to download as a standard package! More info and links below.... The latest Raspberry Pi Pico W board comes with all the power of the RP2040 processor, coupled with Wifi capabilities!! Coupled with the Debugging capabilities in Visual Micro through a variety of probes, including the PicoProbe you get a lot of power for a very reasonable price of $6 - $10 depending on your supplier. Don't forget to like and subscribe, and let us know in the comments if there are any other videos you would like to see. Previous Video: 🤍 Our Website: 🤍 Raspberry Pi Pico: 🤍 Pi Pico GitHub Repo: 🤍 Pi Pico Overview: 🤍 Pi Pico Debugging Guide: 🤍 Creating a PicoProbe: 🤍 Zadig Driver Guide: 🤍 #Arduino #RaspberryPiPico #visualstudio #debug
I’ve posted a new, part 3 article on my debugger project, along with new code and an overview video. The new code is now able debug an Arduino UNO running at 16 MHz and also includes some bug fixes and enhancements. 🤍 youtu.be/F1202b0l5DA This video shows how you can use an Arduino sketch running on one Arduino to control and debug another Arduino, or an AVR-Series micro-controller such as an ATTiny85. With some limitations, you can use the controlling Arduino to disassemble code, single step code, inspect the current value of registers. I/O ports and SRAM and run code with a hardware breakpoint set. And, all you need to do this is the RESET pin on the target device, a 10K resistor pulling RESET to Vcc, and a standard, ATMega328-based Arduino to act as the controlling debugger. For more details, see: 🤍
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Learn how to setup Arduino Hardware Debugging with vMicro, from end to end including external drivers. Expand this message to see guides and further detail... Once complete you can connect, setup and debug your board, with an external hardware debugger with only a few steps... to quickly squash those bugs... See More:- - 🤍 - 🤍 - 🤍 #Arduino #VisualStudio
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A quick demo of how the vMicro Debug UI can be used to save time and effort when making quick IoT prototypes without having to code multiple languages... Further Info and Links Below If you have just started out with Arduino, or want to get your prototype running quickly, the Serial Debugger built into vMicro you can add charting, and control digital pins to any project in minutes. If you have just begun, we reccomend going through our course below, to take you from the start to this point in an afternoon.... Our Website: 🤍 IoT Solution Course: 🤍 #Arduino #VisualStudio
In this video I talk about hardware and software requirements for debugging STM32 in vscode using cortex-debug plugin. I also talk about important compiler flags that can ruin debugging. Feel free to navigate to these time points: 0:00 - Introduction 0:18 - Hardware used in the video 0:33 - Software for stlink and jlink upgrade and reflash 1:38 - stlink and jlink debugger software 3:10 - VSCode Cortex-Debug pluging and configuration 9:50 - JLink demonstration and Debug view walkaround 12:17 - STLink (st-util) demonstration 13:05 - Compiler optimizations for debugging Links: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Project used in the video: 🤍
Você sabe como debugar o Arduino para encontrar o problema no seu Sketch ? Neste video eu vou te explicar como e deixar um Sketch prontinho para você debugar com facilidade. * CURSO COMPLETO DE ARDUINO: 🤍 (Com apoio particular via WhatApp diretamente com o Prof. Flavio) * SITE DO CANAL: 🤍 (Todo o conteúdo organizado) * SKETCH: 🤍
If you need more from your Arduino IDE but want to keep it simple to use, this shows you how simple it can be in Visual Studio... more info and links below... Using Visual Micro with Visual Studio (Community and Professional), you can quickly create and grow your Arduino projects, using the toolbar menus and buttons to select your board, port and upload your sketch. In this video we create a new sketch project, add a second INO file, add some new code, and upload it to our board to see the end result, all using the simple toolbars. Don't forget to Like and Subscribe to stay up to date with new videos and feature updates... Our Website: 🤍 Creating a New Project in Visual Micro: 🤍 Setting up your Arduino Board Model and Connection: 🤍 Compiling, Uploading, and Running your Sketch: 🤍 #Arduino #VisualStudio
Arduino IDE 下載位置: 🤍 VS Code 下載位置: 🤍 VS Code 快速鍵檔案位置：🤍 影片時間軸摘要： 00:00 Start 00:12 下載程式 00:37 安裝程式 01:38 設定中文界面 02:28 安裝延伸模組 Arduino, Arduino Snippets, C/C 03:55 設定 Arduino 程式儲存位置 04:30 Arduino 基本設定 Arduino: Command Path: [arduino_debug.exe] Arduino: Path [C:\Program Files (X86)\arduino] 06:58 支援 ESP8266 & ESP32 設定 "arduino.additionalUrls": [ "🤍 "🤍 ], 08:07 建立第一個 Arduino 程式 09:20 Arduino Initialize 產生 Arduino.json 10:32 Arduino 其它設定 11:01 選定 Serial Port (COM Port) 11:43 開啟/關閉 Serial Monitor 12:08 Board Manager (選定使用的 Arduino 板子) 13:21 設定Compile 的檔名 13:52 設定 AVR ISP Programmer 14:10 編譯 / Compile 14:30 上傳檔案到板子 / Upload 15:20 設定 Output Path 加速編譯速度 16:42 VS Code 快速鍵參考 for Windows 也歡迎到我部落格逛逛, 我寫了一些 Arduino 專案, 分享程式碼及做法給各位! Please visit my blog for more Arduino Tutorials: 🤍
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Full Instructable: 🤍 Expand this message to see guides and further information... Learn how to setup Automation Testing and Debugging for Arduino Shared Projects, allowing you to Test and Debug your Shared Project code directly on your PC without a board. Using this approach you can develop your code on your PC and know it works before you integrate it into your Arduino project, saving you hours of uploads and Debugging on chip. Visual Micro Website: 🤍 VS2019 CPP Test Methods: 🤍 #Arduino #VisualStudio
Full Instructable: 🤍 Expand this Message to see guides and further Information. Find out how to continue using your own Serial Code whilst running GDBStub in Visual Micro using SoftwareSerial to quickly resolve your bugs with no debugger hardware. With a few changes you can switch between your Serial interfaces quickly, and have the benefit of both your Serial logging code, and the GDBStub Debugging functionality. Visual Micro Website: 🤍 GDB Stub AVR: 🤍 GDB Stub ESP8266: 🤍 Setting Up GDBStub: 🤍 #Arduino #VisualStudio
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