Programming ATtiny85 from Arduino Nano - The Test
Now that the adapted Blink. ino is on the ATtiny85, we need to verify if it works in a target environment. Power down your programmer and remove the ATtiny85… Read more
Programming ATtiny85 from Arduino Nano - The Upload
In the previous post in this series, we went through the porting process and adapted Blink. ino to be able to run on ATtiny85. In this post, the apdated Blink. ino is uploaded to the ATtiny85. DISCLAIMER THIS BLOG POST IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT… Read more
Programming ATtiny85 from Arduino Nano - The Porting Process
In the previous post in this series, we prepared the ATtiny85 by installing the bootloader. Existing sketches require some work to adjust them for use on ATtiny85. In ICT it is common practice to adapt applications written for a certain platform, so they… Read more
Programming ATtiny85 from Arduino Nano - The Bootloader
In the previous blog post in this series, we installed the programmer software on the Nano and placed the last components to be able to program an ATtiny85 chip. New ATtiny85 chips need to be prepared to take Arduino sketches by burning a bootloader. In… Read more
Programming ATtiny85 from Arduino Nano - The Programmer
In the previous blog post in this series, we created the prototype from the design, up to the point were the programmer can be installed. In this post, we go through the process of installing the programmer on Nano.DISCLAIMERTHIS BLOG POST IS PROVIDED… Read more
Programming ATtiny85 from Arduino Nano - The Prototype
In the previous post in this series, the design was created based on prerequisites and requirements. Now we want to turn the design into a prototype on your breadboard that you can really use. To recreate the design follow the step-by-step guide. Each… Read more
Programming ATtiny85 from Arduino Nano - The Design
In the previous blog post, we did the research on all the prerequistes and requirements for uploading sketches via the programmer Arduino Nano to the target ATtiny85. Now it is time to apply the findings and turn them into a breadboard design. Note that… Read more
Programming ATtiny85 from Arduino Nano - The Challenge
Introduction In December 2022, this blog's author was given a challenge to implement a way to upload sketches to ATtiny85. There are many examples that use the Uno to program the ATtiny85. As a self-imposed challenge an Arduino Nano would need to be… Read more
Compile and Upload .ino file to Aruduino board via arduino-cli
This blog post describes how you can use a Windows 10 batch file to compile and upload Arduino . ino files to an Arduino board. And it provides background on why it was created in the first place. Update 2022-12-19: Many of the concerns mentioned in this… Read more
WordPress in Docker on ReadyNAS OS VM
This post explains how to setup WordPress running in Docker on a virtualized ReadyNAS OS. Read more
Digitaal Tijdperk
Na meer dan 15 jaar, twee onderhouds beurten en een reparatie van de scanner is het dan eindelijk zover. Meer dan 15.000 negatieven en dia's gescand die bijna 600 GB aan data oplevert. Eindelijk volledig digitaal! Read more
Problem with Tomcat, ImageIO and ServletOutputStream
During testing a Java Servlet on Tomcat that uses ImageIO and ServletOutputStream to display several guitar chord diagrams, I ran into a strange problem, that I can't explain or solve. The pattern used was found in several locations on the Internet. It… Read more
Nikon Coolscan & Nikon Scan 4.0 on Windows 7/8/10
We now live in a digital age where every smart-phone has a camera and images can be posted on-line almost immediately. The older generation of photographers can still remember a time when photography involved loading film into a camera and having it… Read more
Koken CMS on HTTPS
This post explains how to enable HTTPS for a Koken CMS hosted website with Letsencrypt certificates. Read more