You are correcct, there is an SWD chip but no pins soldered onto the board. The schematics show the TC2030-IDC-NL unit. According to the Sodaq documentation the board can be debugged using the MCU Reset, SWCLK, SWDIO pins on this unit. However, without solderable connectors it will be difficult to connect to debug it.
I may acquire a Sodaq ONE instead, as this has sodlered SWD pins which can be connected via a Segger J-Link EDU module.
Hey there! I just joined a course requiring us to work with an ATMega16. I would really like to use this debugging tool, but it doesn’t seem like there is support for this specific model. It is listed as “mightycore16” as the board name.
Sorry for not linking anything, but I am not sure which link you want?
I would like to request support for it. Thanks in advance
How do I remove the debugger ?
I am trying to get a clean, minimum version that has nothing that will disappear in 30 days. currently the software is reporting 23 days to failure.
I have loaded a few sketches, and spend a few minutes a day seeing how this program works (very little success) and I cannot devote any time to a program that will automatically fail in 30 days without renewal
I would offer a suggestion:
do not have it turn on during the first install.
have the user become familiar with the basic program and then when they come to need it, let them turn it on, let the trial period start when the need arises.
as a note, you my friend, have grabbed a tiger by the tail when you put this out for the world.
it is easy to find fault and to criticize, but just the fact that people are using it to find what they want to complain about means you are doing good, there is a need for this and that you are making a difference. I truly hope that this reaches the point of everyday use for throngs of us who need this sort of software. so, THANK YOU for your efforts.
I have been using it successfully for many months now. Thank you for making those changes, it has been an invaluable tool in my development. Using Atom it worked perfectly without any installations, just pressed the debugging button and it worked.
The price is not really a consideration at this point. The only item on the list that I would be interested in is a debugger and is just not available for the platform I mostly use.
Implementing a debugger on a platform that wasn’t designed for one…that’s a task.