Arduino Backpack
You can use the Arduino-compatible backpack with sensors and other hardware to extend the capabilities of Misty's native hardware.
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You can use the Arduino-compatible backpack with sensors and other hardware to extend the capabilities of Misty's native hardware.
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The Misty Backpack for Arduino is a microcontroller embedded in a magnetic mount that communicates with your skills via the UART serial port on Misty's back
The Misty Backpack for Arduino uses an pre-programmed with a bootloader that allows you to upload code directly from the . When you upload your code, you must target the Arduino Pro or Pro Mini board and the ATmega328P (3.3v, 8MHz) processor.
Follow these steps to configure the Arduino IDE to upload code to Misty's Arduino-compatible backpack:
Download and install the .
Connect the Misty backpack to your computer via the backpack's USB micro port.
Open the IDE and select Tools from the top menu.
From the Board sub-menu, select Arduino Pro or Pro Mini.
From the Processor sub-menu, select ATmega328P (3.3V, 8MHz).
From the Port sub-menu, select the port that the microcontroller is connected to. (Your port number may be different than what is pictured here).
When using hardware serial to communicate with Misty (pins D0 and D1), you must remove the board from Misty before you can upload a new sketch. If you are using the software serial pins (D8 and D9), you can upload a new sketch without disconnecting the board.
The Misty Backpack for Arduino supports hardware serial communication over pins D0 and D1. These pins are wired by default to interface with the serial port on Misty's back, that is the way we’ll use to allow communication between Misty and Arduino.
If you want more information about the Misty Backpack for Arduino check .
