Use an ATtiny85 with Arduino IDE

How to use an ATtiny85 with the Arduino IDE and upload instructions.

May 6, 2019

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Demo Code For RGB using Attiny85

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TDHofstetter

a month ago

The DigiStump domain appears to be dead. It won't even ping. Therefore, nothing on this page will work.

bleg1966

5 months ago

Thank you very much, after hours of searching the net and trying dozends of "solutions" this finally worked first try. You saved my day. IDE 2.3.2, Greetings from Berlin, Manfred

Anonymous user

2 years ago

Respected sir, I have tried using the link what you have provided on the webpage but during the installation i m getting the error message please look into this problem

Anonymous user

2 years ago

I believe you may have reversed a bit of the instructions at the very end of Step 1 above: > and run the > > Install drivers.exe (For 64 bit OS) > > DPinst64.exe (for 32 bit OS) Otherwise looks great - I love these little boards for projects that don't require many i/o or much processing power.

Anonymous user

2 years ago

I'm having trouble writing a consistent length pulse (1000 - 2000uS) on PB0 and reading one on PB1 in the same sketch. PrecisionServo.h library writes nice consistent output pulses but screws up the pulseIn ( ,) function. OTOH using micros(), delayMicroseconds() or _delay_us() with direct PORT access allows pulseIn ( ,) to work OK but gives jitters in the ouput pulse length. Any suggestions. Running at 1MHz clock

Anonymous user

2 years ago

God, it's so refreshing when every now and then, you just follow the tutorial, and everything works as advertised, and you don't have to start troubleshooting code you don't understand, or get that panic moment when you think you burnt out the board you just spent the rest of this year's allowance on. Thank you.

kallend

3 years ago

I'm having trouble writing a consistent length pulse (1000 - 2000uS) on PB0 and reading one on PB1 in the same sketch. PrecisionServo.h library writes nice consistent output pulses but screws up the pulseIn ( ,) function. OTOH using micros(), delayMicroseconds() or _delay_us() with direct PORT access allows pulseIn ( ,) to work OK but gives jitters in the ouput pulse length. Any suggestions. Running at 1MHz clock

Anonymous user

3 years ago

Respected sir, I have tried using the link what you have provided on the webpage but during the installation i m getting the error message please look into this problem

Anonymous user

3 years ago

Replace or Add the schematic with a proper one showing the connection between the components. I can't seem to identify which LED is connected to which PIN on the micro controller.

Anonymous user

6 years ago

I believe you may have reversed a bit of the instructions at the very end of Step 1 above: > and run the > > Install drivers.exe (For 64 bit OS) > > DPinst64.exe (for 32 bit OS) Otherwise looks great - I love these little boards for projects that don't require many i/o or much processing power.