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This page explains how to set up the programming environment on a computer needed to program a CrcDuino board:

  • Setting up Arduino IDE;

  • Connecting the board to Arduino IDE;

  • Installing CrcLib for Arduino IDE.

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6. Download the CrcLib .zip file from Bitbucket, available on this page.

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7. Un-ZIP the downloaded .zip file, and drill-down until a folder called CRCLib, as well as folders called CrcDependency_xyz, are shown. Note that depending on the library version used, the exact name of the files might be a little different from the one pictured just below.

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Note

If there’s already previous CrcLib versions (or one of its dependencies beginning wit CrcDependency) in the librairies folder, move them (not copy them) somewhere else before putting the new folders. By moving them somewhere else instead of deleting them, you'll be able to easily use them again in the future if needed. Having multiple copies of the same library will confuse the compiler.

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10. Close and restart Arduino IDE.

11. Arduino IDE is now all set up to program the CrcDuino using CrcLib functions. When compiling the code (ctrl-R), the IDE recognizes the CrcLib.h file.

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