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Demonstrating 8-bit I2C Controller Read, Step 7: Create and Setup for ATmega4809

Last modified by Microchip on 2024/06/24 06:33

Connect ATmega4809 Curiosity Nano Board to Computer

Connect the USB Micro-B cable from the Curiosity Nano Base for Clicks board™ to the computer. MPLAB^® X IDE will use this connection to program and debug the MCU.

Verify Hardware Setup

Here’s how the setup should look after all connections have been made:

8-bit I2C Controller ATmega4809 Hardware Setup

Create Project

Create an MPLAB X IDE project for the ATmega4809 using the MPLAB XC8 compiler.

Note: We’ll refer to your chosen project location as <your MPLAB X IDE project folder>.

You can refer to "Create a Standalone Project" if you would like detailed steps on how to create an MPLAB X IDE project.

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Demonstrating 8-bit I2C Controller Read, Step 7: Create and Setup for ATmega4809

Connect ATmega4809 Curiosity Nano Board to Computer

Verify Hardware Setup

Create Project

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