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#31 18429878 27 Jan 2020 10:19

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18429878 27 Jan 2020 10:19

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Thanks for the answers. In this case, the module will be best disconnected from the system with goldpin connectors when it will need to be programmed

Unnecessary. Separate the power supply of the system with the power supply from the USB diode and you are ready to go.
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I don't know what I'm doing wrong with my unearthed clone. I needed to use the PB4 port, ADC2 actually. I know that there is also a USB connected via the 22R and the 3V6 diode, but I wanted to read the voltage
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The discussion revolves around the DigiSpark mini Arduino ATtiny85 module, focusing on its commissioning and testing challenges. Users report issues with device recognition on computers, particularly with Windows 10, and suggest solutions such as replacing zener diodes and using USBASP programmers for direct programming. The module's limitations, including its 8-pin configuration and the impact of USB connections on available pins, are debated. Alternatives like the ATtiny416 and STM32 boards are mentioned for their superior features and cost-effectiveness. The importance of disconnecting power during programming and the use of goldpin connectors for ease of access are also highlighted.
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