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Added documentation for setting the fuses
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Yarmek authored and Yarmek committed Aug 30, 2017
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Expand Up @@ -37,8 +37,17 @@ AtmelStudio 7

There is an AtmelStudio 7 project file inside the repository (kbdwtchdg.atsln). It is preconfigured to use the kbdwtchdg folder
as its project folder. After you made sure all your wires are connected and you selected your programmer (you can check that by
reading the voltage and device signature in Tools -> Device Programming) you can build the project using Build/Build kbdwtchdg. If
there are no errors you can proceed to load the project onto your Microcontroller using Debug -> Start without Debugging (Ctrl+Alt+F5).
reading the voltage and device signature in Tools -> Device Programming) you can build the project using Build/Build kbdwtchdg. After that,
you need to set the correct fuses. Go to Device Programming -> Fuses and set ``EXTENDED``, ``HIGH`` and ``LOW`` to the following values.
All the fuses will be set correctly after clicking program:

.. image:: ../images/fuses.png
:scale: 75%
:align: center

If there are no errors you can proceed to load the project onto your Microcontroller using Debug -> Start without Debugging (Ctrl+Alt+F5).

For problems concerning V-USB, please take a look at their `Troubleshooting site <http://vusb.wikidot.com/troubleshooting>`_.

Configuring the Project
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