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ATtiny Flasher is a handy device that allows you to use your favorite IDEs and
debugging tools when developing for the ATtiny microcontroller. Enjoy the
classic Arduino development experience while working with bare metal. Whether
you’re a design engineer, a hobbyist, or someone who’s just getting started
programming MCUs, ATtiny Flasher can help you get from a great idea to a great
implementation—without having to port your code to its intended platform when
you’re done.
















Purpose Built to Make Your Life EasierAfter implementing numerous projects using the wonderful ATtiny family of MCUs,
we’ve come away with a number of ideas about how to simplify the process. Our
goal is to make ATtiny chips as easy to work with as more "grown up" MCUs:

We want a traditional serial terminal for debugging. Ideally, we want two—one via serial data transferred to the host over USB, and another via the onboard display.
We want some GPIO LEDs to play with. In fact, why not have LEDs for all GPIOs?
Speaking of GPIOs, we want to use the RESET pin as a GPIO too, so we'll need an on-board high-voltage programmer.
In general, we want to upload code to breadboard-connected devices and see that code in action immediately.
And finally, since our debugger will be connected to a PC via USB, it should handle 3.3 V and 5 V breadboard power rails as well

Educational ATtiny Project KitsHaving built a product that ticks all of those boxes, we wanted to put ATtiny
through its paces, so we designed a collection of simple, affordable,
breadboard-compatible project kits that are easy to understand, fun to build,
satisfying to use, and well suited to extension and modification. There are five
of them in all, and they are a great way to learn about ATtiny programming:

Traffic Light: ATtiny85-driven "traffic light"
Rubber Ducky: ATtiny85-driven "USB rubber ducky" tool capable of emulating keyboard & mouse devices
IR Messenger: ATtiny85-driven IR remote transmitter & receiver
Rainbow LED: ATtiny85-driven circle of addressable LEDs
Digital Clock: ATtiny85-driven digital clock

















Features & SpecificationsThe design pictured here includes an off-the-shelf Arduino Nano MCU board, hosted
on an ATtiny Flasher carrier board. In our final production design, the functionality
of the Arduino Nano will be integrated into the ATtiny Flasher board itself.
Both versions support the following functionality:

Flash ATtiny85, ATtiny45, ATtiny25, and ATtiny13 via breadboard or onboard header
Flash the entire Atmega MCU family using the ISP header
Flash using Arduino IDE, Platformio, or the IDE of your choice
Two configurable power rails, either 3.3 V or 5 V
Supports high-voltage programming
Six GPIO "weak" LEDs
Three flash-status LEDs
Onboard OLED screen connected to target MCU as a live terminal
Streams serial data to the host PC as if it were connected directly to the target MCU. (Yes, serial on ATtiny. Even ATtiny13!)
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