Programming ATtiny88 (MH-ET LIVE) SOLVED - Windows Arduino IDE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2022
- This method no longer works!
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How to program the ATtiny 88 despite the error messages. Tutorial for Windows and Arduino IDE.
"USB Device" Not Recognized and "Failed to Request Device Descriptor" issue are simply solved by this video.
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Excellent. Now that I can program the Tiny88 I found out the Tiny88 is useless compared to the Nano. No USB serial communication, very low memory, and no RX/TX. Tiny88 has many digital pins, still good for LED projects like Fast LED, better than ATtiny85 for this. It is the cheapest board out there and is a good option once I understood the programming. Easy. Thanks for the Video.
Glad you made it! It is true that the attiny88 is much worse than the nano. But it's a very good board for simple projects.
If you want you can watch my video on the serial monitor with attiny88, but indeed you don't just need a USB cable but an FTDI connection.
You can create Rx/tx with the "SofwareSerial" library.
obrigado me salvou.😀
Funcionou perfeitamente! Obrigado pela dica, eu ja tinha tentado varias formas e nenhuma tinha funcionado.
Isso é bom de ouvir!
Não hesite em assistir ao vídeo “AttinyCore”, é um método ainda melhor.
Nice video. Thanks for the infos. Let me ask you somenthing... how do i use Serial to write back to some serial port or via USB?
Glad you like it!
Unfortunately I believe it can't communicate with the serial monitor or something like that.
@@ucexperiments Thanks for reply.
You may have already seen it but some time ago I made a video to explain it, because in fact it is possible.
got scammed on ebay, was supposed to be nano, but thanks to your instructions, it is now useable!!!
It's true that they used to imply that it's an Arduino Nano clone.
I hope you can still find a use for it, glad to have helped a little.
If you are looking for cheap Arduino Nano clones, you can check out my latest video.
Where is the digistump driver that works? I have spent the last 3 hours trying to communicate with this board and im about ready to snap the 10 of them I bought in half! I followed your directions and during the driver installation I get the Digistump driver did not install error. I have retraced and rechecked all of my steps multiple times. I have even tried to download Blink just like you instructed and nothing. I get USB Device not recognized from windows and and while the arduino IDE is finished compiling and waiting for the connection after a couple of minutes it times out. Any help at all would be appreciated.
Hello, I just tried with another windows 10 PC and this method works. Go to Device Manager, plug in the attiny88, click on it (i.e. "Unknown USB Device") -> click on update driver, and select the unzipped folder that contained all the drivers (2.0a4). Then unplug the attiny and only put it back after lifting (when it says: "Plug in device now...").
If you still have a problem or don't understand something, let me know.
I posted a second video, it should be better: th-cam.com/video/54DCSPr-xIE/w-d-xo.html
Have you tried with this method?
Thank for giving an answer, no matter the result, it can help 🙂
Hi, So I found out why it didn't work like yours did. So I have a HW-Tiny (Tiny88 16MHz), but it didn't come with the Micronucleus bootloader, and that is why it didn't work over USB. So I was right, it doesn't have a USB to serial chip like a Mega or Uno does...but this Micronucleus bootloader makes a virtual USB port so it can actually upload over USB pretty much like a Mega or Uno. So I installed the ATTinyCore library in my IDE, then burned the Micronucleus bootloader to my HW-Tiny via ISP method with my Uno and IDE using ATTinyCore library. NOW I CAN upload sketches to it over USB just like you show in this video. It works perfect now, just select your board "MH-ET LIVE Tiny88(16.0MHz)" (if using MH-ET LIVE Boards library) or select "ATtiny88 (Micronucleus, MH-ET t88 w/16 MHz CLOCK)" (if using ATTinyCore library), hit upload, wait till it says connect, then plug your HW-Tiny into the USB and BAMMWOWWY! Done, works like a champ now!
For info on Micronucleus: github.com/SpenceKonde/ATTinyCore/blob/master/avr/extras/UsingMicronucleus.md
For ISP programming see: docs.arduino.cc/built-in-examples/arduino-isp/ArduinoISP
Thank you very much for this feedback! Glad it worked for you with this method.
You did well to post this because it will be useful to other people and even to me for a next board.
I save your comment if ever it is deleted (because too long).
Hi, i bought 4 of mh-tiny boards, but only one can run some code the others when plugged blink for some time and then seem to shut down along with the windows notification of an unknown device. What was the behaviour of your board when the bootloader was missing?
@@Anto-ro6ru Hi, yes, if no bootloader windows won't recognize it. Just burn the micronucleus bootloader per my above post and I bet it will work.
@@Anto-ro6ru There is the same thing for me, the red led flashes a few moments after you plug it in, then the program launches normally or is uploaded. (this is not the ISP method)
What's weird is that it works with one of your boards but not the others. If you do the exact same thing as the one that works and it really doesn't work with the others, then they're probably broken.
I bought two of them, they work perfectly, if you want to buy new ones I advise you to go through the link in the description.
@@Anto-ro6ru I have another attiny88 purchased elsewhere that broke down for no reason. And the red LED no longer flashes.
If it flashes for you, the microcontroller is still working.
Hello! Can you make video How to control 5v relay by this Tiny board? Thank You!
For a relay, it's exactly the same code as for an Arduino. And also the same wiring.
If you have any problems do not hesitate to contact me.
Soo how to put in other programs?
You take any sketch less than ~6kb, you select attiny88 in the boards, no COM port to select,upload, and you plug (or reset) your attiny when it says "Plug in device now"
Remember the Arduino libraries don't work on this device rendering it pretty useless.
It is often possible to adapt the code. The Attiny88 is made for small projects with simple code, for a price much lower than an Arduino. But it's true that an Arduino is better for many things.
It's up to you to choose in which projects it is the most suitable!
Watch my latest video to solve this problem
Attention ! This way of programming the attiny88 is far from optimal and causes problems.
Here is the right way:
th-cam.com/video/AeqCEFF68QM/w-d-xo.html
Hi UC,
It doesn't work worth beans...I tried on Win7 and Win10 64 bit. Nothing. If I install the DPinst64.exe driver, then when I plug it in, it won't even show in Windows device manager anymore. I have to uninstall the DPinst64.exe drivers, then it will show again sometimes, only sometimes, but if it does it says "USB not recognized...blah blah", and you can't manually update it like you show in your video, Windows says it won't do it because current drivers are better. So, yeah, no, it just doesn't work. You must have already have had some special drivers on your PC and that is why it works for you. But anyway, the way you have done it in your video doesn't seem to be the "legit" way to program this kind of micro-controller. There must be a more legit way that was actually made for this Tiny little POS!!! lol. Any help would be appreciated. Thx.
Hmm, that's really weird, I tested on 3 Windows 10 PCs and this method works for all 3.
For me too Windows says that the best Drivers are already installed but it works anyway, I'm not trying to understand.
What I recommend you do (if you can): test on another Windows 10, get the best USB transfer cable you have, follow the steps in my other video (v2) exactly as shown.
It is important to select the whole drivers folder (2.0a4 unzipped) and not just DPinst64 when you are in the device manager.
If you need more help, feel free to contact me at ucexperimentstech@gmail.com