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    To bootload and add code to an Atmega8 chip, one must use an Arduino with an attachment to place the Atmega8, open the optiLoader.ino file, press reset on the Arduino for each chip, check that the serial monitor displays the correct text after pressing reset, open the code to load and select the DIY ATmega8 board from the menu, and ensure the code uploads correctly by verifying the flash and testing the chips.

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    To bootload and add code to an Atmega8 chip, one must use an Arduino with an attachment to place the Atmega8, open the optiLoader.ino file, press reset on the Arduino for each chip, check that the serial monitor displays the correct text after pressing reset, open the code to load and select the DIY ATmega8 board from the menu, and ensure the code uploads correctly by verifying the flash and testing the chips.

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    Bootloadin An Atmega8

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    StephanieAnnRosales
    To bootload and add code to an Atmega8 chip, one must use an Arduino with an attachment to place the Atmega8, open the optiLoader.ino file, press reset on the Arduino for each chip, check that the serial monitor displays the correct text after pressing reset, open the code to load and select the DIY ATmega8 board from the menu, and ensure the code uploads correctly by verifying the flash and testing the chips.

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    Bootloading the Atmega8 and Adding Code to it

    Step 1: Using *this* Arduino with the attachment, place the atmega 8 and open the optiLoader.ino that
    is found in the Olaunch Github.









    Step 2: Type G or press the reset on the Arduino for each chip that is being bootloaded. You should see
    the following text when you press the serial monitor (magnifying glass in the top right corner), and make
    sure the BAUD rate is 19200 to read the text.


    Step 3: Make sure the text displays this ^^^^, if it displays something other than this then the chip has
    not been bootloaded properly.



    Step 4: Then using this Arduino, open the code you want to load and select DIY ATmega8 from the
    boards menu.










    Step 5: Ensure that the code has uploaded when it displays bytes of flash verified. Often times it will
    say done uploading but the board may be out of sync. Then no code has been uploaded! Also test the
    chips.

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