Arduino IDE board settings: ESP8266 vs ATmega328
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Arduino IDE board settings: ESP8266 vs ATmega328
I’m working on a couple of different project, one using the ATmega328 and another using the ESP8266 (programming the Oracle Code card which I talked about here).
Just so I don’t forget what settings to use with each board, leaving a note here for reference.
IDE settings for ATmega328:
IDE settings for ESP8266 – from https://github.com/cameronsenese/codecard/tree/master/arduino :
Under Tools set the following settings:
- Board: “Generic ESP8266 Module”
- Upload Speed “115200”
- CPU Frequency: “80 MHz”
- Crystal Frequency: “26 MHz”
- Flash Size: “4M (3M SPIFFS)”
- Flash Mode: “DIO”
- Flash Frequency: “40MHz”
- Reset Method: “nodemcu”
- Debug port: “Disabled”
- Debug Level: “None”
- IwIP Variant: “v2 Lower Memory”
- VTables: “Flash”
- Builtin Led: “2”
- Erase Flash: “Only Sketch”
- Port: This is the port that shows up once you turn on the CodeCard and press a button
- Programmer: “ArduinoISP”
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