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Arduino Severino Manual

This document provides instructions for getting started with the Arduino Severino board from Bhasha Technologies. It outlines the necessary hardware and software requirements, including the Arduino IDE. It describes how to connect the board to a computer and configure the IDE by selecting the appropriate board and serial port. Finally, it walks through uploading a basic blinking LED program to verify that the board is set up correctly.

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Arduino Severino Manual

This document provides instructions for getting started with the Arduino Severino board from Bhasha Technologies. It outlines the necessary hardware and software requirements, including the Arduino IDE. It describes how to connect the board to a computer and configure the IDE by selecting the appropriate board and serial port. Finally, it walks through uploading a basic blinking LED program to verify that the board is set up correctly.

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Arduino

Severino Board Operation manual


Bhasha Technologies welcomes you to the wonderful world of physical compu7ng based on the
Arduino/Freeduino culture.
Ge#ng Started:

Hardware Materials required:


Arduino Severino single sided board
Serial DB9 cable (sold separately)
9V/1A DC Adapter
OR
Pluggable 9V BaKery adapter (sold separately) and 9V BaKery

So0ware Requirements:
PC running Windows / Linux or Mac with OS X 10.3 or above
Java Run7me engine
Arduino SoUware IDE (download it here)
OR
Simply purchase Bhasha SoUware CD which contains everything for you to get started.
Connec9ons:

Connect one end of serial cable to the board & other to a PC


Connect 9V Power supply
Congura9ons to be done in Arduino So0ware IDE:

Selec9ng the board


From the menu op7ons of the IDE, Select Tools Board
_______________________________FOR NON UNO BOARDS _________________
If your board contains ATMEL Atmega8A controller (8KB)


Select Arduino NG or older w/ Atmega8
If your board contains ATMEL Atmega168 controller (16KB)


Select Arduino Diecimila or Duemilanove w/ Atmega168
If your board contains ATMEL Atmega328 controller (32KB)


Select Arduino Duemilanove w/ Atmega328
_______________________________FOR UNO BOARDS _____________________
If your board contains ATMEL Atmega328 controller (32KB) with UNO


Select Arduino UNO
If your board contains ATMEL Atmega8 controller (8KB) with UNO


You need to follow these steps listed below and select this board from menu
op7on.

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Since Arduino SoUware IDE does not directly support the Arduino UNO with Atmega 8, we have to
do liKle modica7ons in the boards.txt
The boards.txt is found in the Arduino folder at the loca7on if Arduino IDE is setup on the D drive.
D:\arduino-1.0.4\hardware\arduino\boards.txt. Open the boards.txt with notepad or any popular
text editor and add this content at the top of the le.
##############################################################
bhashauno8.name=Bhasha Freeduino Uno 8
bhashauno8.upload.protocol=arduino
bhashauno8.upload.maximum_size=7680
bhashauno8.upload.speed=115200
bhashauno8.bootloader.low_fuses=0xbf
bhashauno8.bootloader.high_fuses=0xdc
bhashauno8.bootloader.path=op7boot
bhashauno8.bootloader.le=op7boot_mega8.hex
bhashauno8.bootloader.unlock_bits=0x3F
bhashauno8.bootloader.lock_bits=0x0F
bhashauno8.build.mcu=atmega8
bhashauno8.build.f_cpu=16000000L
bhashauno8.build.core=arduino
bhashauno8.build.variant=arduino:standard

##############################################################
Selec9ng the port
From the menu op7ons of the IDE, Select Tools Port

Select COM1
If your computer has two Serial ports, please select COM1 or COM3 appropriately.
Running your rst program /sketch
From menu op7on select File Examples Basics Blink
Compile and Verify the program by clicking the () buKon

The Status bar will display "Done Compiling"
Select File Upload or click the () buKon

This will upload program to the Board

You should see the two LEDs on the board ashing. You should see the message Done
Uploading in the output window of the Arduino IDE soUware status bar. The program has
been successfully uploaded to the board.
CAUTION: Dont click Tools Program Boot loader, in the Arduino IDE SoUware. This may
corrupt your exis7ng boot loader and the board may not func7on properly

Happy Programming!!!
Bhasha Development Team

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