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the software for programming is downloaded OK but the driver software for the PL2303 seems to be rather complex to get loaded and running. If Windows has automatically installed a driver, or you have installed one from a different source you’ll first need to completely remove it. You can do this by...

I've been looking through the library code, and (if I'm correct) I've noticed that the timer2 initialization is for a 4MHz clock, not 8MHz. Not a major problem, but I thought I'd mention it. Yeah the code was originally written for a 4MHz master clock because of potential UART issues when run at 8M...

You can find the link in the first post of the thread. Just look under the heading 'Windows software':

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Minicore requires Avrdude 7.2 which is installed from the board manager, but not with the manual zip install.

Ah ok, that makes sense.

Just for reference, I've tested one using the latest version of minicore (3.0.1) via board manager and it's uploading fine.

Sorry, just a couple more questions... 1) Do you use your Arduino IDE to upload sketches to another Arduino board(s)? Just want to try an rule out a problem with the IDE itself. 2) In board manager (Tools->Board:ATMega328->Boards Manager) what version of the Minicore board files do you have installe...

I'm thinking this is more of a Minicore issue, but thought I'd check in here first in case you had any insights.

Thanks for the replies. I'm also suspecting an issue with the minicore files. I'll get one set up to see if I can replicate the error and get back to you.

System wide configuration file is "C:\Users\Mike\Documents\Arduino\hardware\MiniCore\avr/avrdude.conf" avrdude: error at C:\Users\Mike\Documents\Arduino\hardware\MiniCore\avr/avrdude.conf:421: syntax error avrdude: error reading system wide configuration file "C:\Users\Mike\Documents\Arduino\hardwa...

Would this allow a suitable heating (menu P0 Heat C/H ) circuit to terminate the charge? I don't see any reason why it couldn't be used in that way. So long as you can ensure that the battery does stay within its temperature specification when charging, the modules heating mode should work. I would...

I'm afraid we don't stock that part.

Thanks for the feedback.