Step 3: Using
After installing the AtTiny45_85 support files (see step 2), open up the Arduino IDE, and look under the Tools -> Boards menu.
You should see new entries for AtTiny45 and AtTiny85. We are using AtTiny85 (w/ Arduino as ISP)
Insert an AtTiny85 in the ZIF socket. lined up at the top of the socket, so pin one is nearest the lever. Pin 1 is the pin next to the little circular dot.
Write a small test sketch - or use the BLINK example Files -> Examples -> Basic -> Blink - remember to change the digital pin from 13 to 0 - the AtTiny chips don't have a digital 13 !
Compile and Upload the Sketch!
You should see new entries for AtTiny45 and AtTiny85. We are using AtTiny85 (w/ Arduino as ISP)
Insert an AtTiny85 in the ZIF socket. lined up at the top of the socket, so pin one is nearest the lever. Pin 1 is the pin next to the little circular dot.
Write a small test sketch - or use the BLINK example Files -> Examples -> Basic -> Blink - remember to change the digital pin from 13 to 0 - the AtTiny chips don't have a digital 13 !
Compile and Upload the Sketch!
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