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Arduino core for the tinyAVR 0/1/2-series - Ones's digit 2,4,5,7 (pincount, 8,14,20,24), tens digit 0, 1, or 2 (featureset), preceded by flash in kb. Library maintainers: porting help available!
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tinyAVR 2-series #309

Closed a7hybnj2 closed 3 years ago

a7hybnj2 commented 3 years ago

They are here! I just ordered a tube of 10 1624's and 1626's 14 and 20 pin respectively.

Let me know if there is anything I can test on my end.

I got them from Mouser.

SpenceKonde commented 3 years ago

Woah! Crazy.

Well, I don't have anything written for them - I've been adjusting docs, but there's no code or anything, lol... they're gonna need new variant files, new boards.txt entries.... new bootloader configs too I guess, though I bet the old binaries will work for USART0, just not USART1.

Logic needs to be ported to them...

I don't know when I'll even be able to have working core ready for them... I was hoping they'd keep getting delayed some more.

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Let me know if there is anything I can test on my end.

I got them from Mouser.

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a7hybnj2 commented 3 years ago

Haha awesome. The full series isn't released but the 162x are out.

Most of that stuff sounds way beyond me. I will will play with them once they arrive and if I do anything useful I'll let you know.

If you need a tester for anything let me know.

SpenceKonde commented 3 years ago

Also... goddamn, thanks for the tip about mouser vs digikey. Digikey is slipping! While Mouser? Mouser is shipping...
Not only does mouser have the new parts that digikey doesn't, their prices on the whole Microchip product line are better! I do hope they change their mind about the VQFN's being non-stock though.

The 1627 is listed as coming in the microscopic VQFN (3x3mm- same as the attiny841's small version and the 1616 (but not the 3216!) . Think we'll get the ultra small package for the 32k parts this time around? I hope so - you can put them on a breakout board that fits into a DIP socket : without wasting any pin positions (the 4x4mm like the 24-pin tinyAVRs) you lose the two middle pin positions to the chip. -P We're gonna be waiting a while I'm afraid for the 32k parts - they haven't even released the ATPack for them yet (I'm definitely a bit worried that they'll end up deciding they'd cannibalize sales of the high end AVR DD line, and cut it off at 16k (though I may be being too negative.

I'm pretty sure that all the tinyAVRs with more than 8 pins of a given flash size and series (0 vs 1) were the same die (and the 2 and 4k parts are the same die too, I think. They shipped a whole bunch of 402's with the wrong signature way back, and someone else here claims to have a 414 that insists that it's a 416, recently acquired. I think they. I always wonder what mechanism is used to do that sigrow writing, whether etching with laser is involved (maybe only for some parts), or if you need to contact part of the chip that's not exposed after the package goes on.... or maybe there's just some magic KEY value you can use via UPDI that will just let you write to the SIGROW! They have that "KEY" to enable chip erase, and another to enable the write userrow while locked, plus the one for NVMPROG - and they're 64-bit keys. Wouldn't be hard for them to have extra ones , and brute forcing a 64-bit keyspace with a non-trivial verification time wouldn't be practical...

freemovers commented 3 years ago

You probably mean the ATtiny3226 will be the 3x3. The ATtiny1627 is 16k and 4x4.

On Feb 7, 2021, at 7:00 PM, Spence Konde (aka Dr. Azzy) notifications@github.com wrote:

 Also... goddamn, thanks for the tip about mouser vs digikey. Digikey is slipping! While Mouser? Mouser is shipping... Not only does mouser have the new parts that digikey doesn't, their prices on the whole Microchip product line are better! I do hope they change their mind about the VQFN's being non-stock though.

The 1627 is listed as coming in the microscopic VQFN (3x3mm- same as the attiny841's small version and the 1616 (but not the 3216!) . Think we'll get the ultra small package for the 32k parts this time around? I hope so - you can put them on a breakout board that fits into a DIP socket : without wasting any pin positions (the 4x4mm like the 24-pin tinyAVRs) you lose the two middle pin positions to the chip. -P

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gcormier commented 3 years ago

Got my 1624 from Microchip direct but also noticed Mouser has stock too.

I asked Digikey, they were useless, said to ask Microchip. Asked Microchip, they were confused and said to ask the vendor. Disappointing indeed.

Put it on a test board, fired up atmel studio and looks good via atmel ice. Haven't dared to try avrdude, and I guess we're a way out from support for the 2 series.

a7hybnj2 commented 3 years ago

@gcormier I think you could copy the 1614 from avrdude and just change the IDs. I will be getting my chips sometime this week and will see how far I can get. Really I'll be waiting on Spence because the reason I am drawn to the 1626 over 1616 is the 2nd hardware uart...

gcormier commented 3 years ago

Yup I chose 1624 because of 2 Serial.

Now, using the second serial (Serial1) has proven problematic compiling for 1614.

SpenceKonde commented 3 years ago

github 'master' branch now hasI sketched in support (board defs made from 1-series with regex's, #ifdefs made less inclined to block compiles instead of spewing warnings, and tone got the new name for the clksel bitfield group codes).

I know all analog related stuff is broken, but please go determine what else is.

SpenceKonde commented 3 years ago

clock source for millis timekeeping needs to be TCA0, TCB0, or TCB1

gcormier commented 3 years ago

Just pulled master branch - Not seeing the 2 series

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SpenceKonde commented 3 years ago

They're under the 0/1-series definitions with the same number of pins

SpenceKonde commented 3 years ago

Amended the boards.txt to make it more obvious where to look

SpenceKonde commented 3 years ago

boards.txt also clarifies which timer options ~work~ are expected to work

gcormier commented 3 years ago

Flashed and some basic stuff works - need to whip out the scope or logic probes to see if Serial is broken, or, if it's the LIN bus with an issue.

(Arduino IDE to compile, Microship to flash UPDI - can't seem to get ATMEL-ICE visible in Arduino IDE. I use neither regularly, typically use PlatformIO.)

SpenceKonde commented 3 years ago

Converting to a discussion topic :-)