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README.md

libavr32

Build Status

Common code shared between Monome Eurorack firmwares:

Getting starting with development

If you want to build your own copy of any of the firmwares you'll need the Atmel AVR-32 toolchain installed.

OSX

If you're on OSX you can use the avr32-toolchain repo to build your own. You'll need Homebrew installed.

To install on OSX in ~/avr32-tools:

brew install mpfr gmp libmpc texinfo dfu-programmer
git clone https://github.com/monome/avr32-toolchain.git
cd avr32-toolchain
PREFIX=$HOME/avr32-tools make install-cross 
# go make a cup of tea, this will take a while...

Linux

If you're on Linux, download the toolchain and the headers from Atmel. You need to dowload:

  • Atmel AVR 32-bit Toolchain 3.4.3 - Linux 64-bit (avr32-gnu-toolchain-3.4.3.820-linux.any.x86_64.tar.gz)
  • Atmel 32-bit Toolchain (3.4.3) 6.2.0.742 - Header Files (avr32-headers-6.2.0.742.zip)

The headers need to be installed in the correct location.

To install on Linux in ~/avr32-tools:

tar xvfz avr32-gnu-toolchain-3.4.3.820-linux.any.x86_64.tar.gz
mv avr32-gnu-toolchain-linux_x86_64 $HOME/avr32-tools
unzip avr32-headers-6.2.0.742.zip -d $HOME/avr32-tools/avr32/include

You should also install dfu-programmer from your package manager.

Building a firmware

Let's build and upload a copy of the teletype firmware

First clone the repo, we need to clone recursively to bring in the libavr32 submodule.

git clone --recursive https://github.com/monome/teletype.git
cd teletype

Let's build it, we need to make sure that avr32-gcc and company are available on our path. Assuming they are installed in ~/avr32-tools:

export PATH="$HOME/avr32-tools/bin:$PATH"
cd src
make

You should now have a teletype.hex file in the src directory.

To upload it, you'll need a USB A-A cable, then:

  1. Power on your module with no USB cables attached, while holding down the front panel button
  2. Connect the USB A-A cable to your computer and the module
  3. Run ./flash.sh in the src directory
  4. The firmware should upload and verify itself. If it can't find the device, try repeating the steps.
  5. Disconnect the USB A-A and power cycle the module to re-enable normal USB mode (otherwise your grid or keyboard will not be detected)

You cannot overwrite the bootloader if you update via USB

asf

This folder contains the Atmel software framework, if you wish to make changes here, please make them using the diet-asf repo.

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