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http://ladyada.net/library/arduino/Adaboot328.zip
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+ ABOUT THE HARDWARE
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+ The cc0 xmega32e5 breakout board used to be available from
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+ https://www.tindie.com/products/andete/atxmega32e5-breakout-board/
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+ However, it appears that the board is no longer being supported.
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+ Since I happen to have access to one of these (which was part of an initial
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+ evaluation of xmega processors for a customer project), I have included a
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+ board layout.
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+ This particular board requires 'shifting' the serial pins, which can be on
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+ port C pins 2 and 3 (normal settings), or port C pins 6 and 7 (the 'shifted'
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+ settings). The xmega processor allows you to do this particular kind of
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+ re-configuration, and this is what the wiring of the 'cc0' board needs to
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+ happen.
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+ In many ways it is a good example of a hardware variant implementation.
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+ A few items worth noting:
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+ 1. default serial on PORTC pins 6, 7 (as mentioned)
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+ 2. default LED on Port R, pin 1
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+ 3. bootloader uses 'arduino' protocol
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+ 4. serial pinout works with Adafruit 3.3v USB serial adaptor or the
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+ 'FTDI friend' as long as you don't wire up the 5V pin on the connector.
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+ 5. tested most recently with 'Blink' script using newest bootloader and
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+ 'work in progress' IDE (1/30/2017).
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