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Quick_Start_Guide_Arduino_IDE_Ver2_Linux
SuguruHarada64 edited this page Jul 1, 2024
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You can set the udev rules by running
post_install.sh
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Follow these steps:
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Go to the GitHub.
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Download the file to your computer.
- Open your Download folder in Terminal:
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On Ubuntu: Open the Files application and navigate to your Download folder. Right-click on an empty area inside the folder (not on a file) and select Open in Terminal.
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Open Terminal, and navigate to your Download folder:
cd ~/Downloads
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Run this command:
chmod +x post_install.sh
sudo ./post_install.sh
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If prompted, enter your password, and press Enter again.
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https://www.arduino.cc/en/software
- Download the version of Arduino IDE that matches the type of PC you are using.
- The example below describes the procedure for “Linux ZIP file 64 bits (x86-64)”
- At the time this Quick Start Guide was created, operation had been confirmed with version “Arduino IDE 2.3.2”
- The example below describes the procedure for “Linux ZIP file 64 bits (x86-64)”
- Download the version of Arduino IDE that matches the type of PC you are using.
- Unzip the ZIP file and double-click the icon to launch the Arduino IDE.
- Select Board Manager Icon.

- In the text entry box, enter "rl78" and perform a search, then click the Install button.

- The compiler, Arduino library for Fast Prototyping Board, and board programming tool are downloaded and installed in Arduino IDE.
- Select "File" → "Examples" → "01.Basics" → "Blink".

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Connect the PC to the RL78/G23-64p Fast Prototyping Board using a USB cable.
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Configure the port number setting in Arduino IDE.
- Select "Tools"→"Port"→"/dev/ttyUSB0"

- Select the board in Arduino IDE.
- Select "Tools" → "Board" → Select board to use.

- In Arduino IDE, select "Sketch" → "Upload" to compile and upload the sketch.

- When the upload completes, the sketch runs and the LED flashes at 1.0-second intervals.