Arduino IDE

[Penagwin]

Is there a tutorial on how to install the arduino ide on the raspberry pi? I really need one thanks!

[DirkS]

Well, installation is easy as executing

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sudo apt-get install arduino

from a command line

Gr.
Dirk.

[Penagwin]

Yes but how do I upload the sketch to the arduino over usb?

[DirkS]

Yes but how do I upload the sketch to the arduino over usb?

I wouldn't know, I only use Arduino with my Gertboard.
When I search for Arduino IDE on this forum I get several hits, though.

BTW: This *does* show the importance of giving as much relevant info a you can. You were asking about *installing* the IDE, but in fact you want information about *using* it. Quite a difference I would say...

Gr.
Dirk.

[SimonSmall]

Yes but how do I upload the sketch to the arduino over usb?

Just like you would on another computer: connect the cable to the Pi and Arduino, and the IDE should identify your Arduino and let you upload your sketch. Of course, you need the correct cable, the sort usually used for connecting a USB on a computer to a printer (I forget the proper description)

[daniel6610]

Yes but how do I upload the sketch to the arduino over usb?

Penagwin,

First, make sure you are plugging your Arduino into a powered usb hub. The Arduino will draw too much power to power it right from the Pi.

When you run the IDE, you will look in the Tools menu and choose which board you are using. Then you will choose which port it is plugged into, ei. mine is:

Arduino Duemilanove w/ ATmega328 on /dev/ttyUSB0.

Everything else is the same as using it with Windows or Mac.

Hope this helps.

Dan

[rickseiden]

This was a cover story on issue 7 of the magpi. http://themagpi.com/en/issue/7

Hope that helps!

[infotorpk8]

hi ,
Yes there is a tutorial for Arduino ide running on raspberry pi.if u have any issues kindly let me know.
http://blogspot.tenettech.com/?p=2723

[infected rex]

I need help
i have tried twice to get the ardiuno software on my raspi but nothing

[klyick]

Why is it that people say that the Pi cannot power the Arduino? From what I can tell, the Pi draws about 700 mA from the USB bus, and the bus can support about 1000 mA. I don't know specifically about other Arduinos, but my Arduino Uno draws about 33 mA, when running a sketch. Isn't this well within the limit of what the Pi can handle?

[achrn]

Why is it that people say that the Pi cannot power the Arduino?

Dunno. I've run nanos and minis direct from the pi happily.

[rickseiden]

Why is it that people say that the Pi cannot power the Arduino?

Dunno. I've run nanos and minis direct from the pi happily.

The GertBoard pretty much acts as a 3v3 version of an Arduino. I know there are differences, but at the core, they both run a version of the ATMega328 (I think they both use the 328P, but I'm not sure). And the Pi runs the entire GertBoard, so I would assume that it would be safe to run a 3v3 version of an Arduino at the very least. I've run my ATMega328P from the GertBoard on a breadboard, powered from the RPi, and when I get the 20mHz crystals, I'm going to run it at 5v from the RPi.

[jb63]

I read somewhere that the GertBoard runs ok with older versions of the PI, but not RPI 2/3 ... is this correct?

[PaulCarew]

by infotorpk8 » Fri Jul 05, 2013 6:47 am
Yes there is a tutorial for Arduino ide running on raspberry pi.if u have any issues kindly let me know.
http://blogspot.tenettech.com/?p=2723

This worked well. One small note though, the openjdk is no longer version '6' but is now version '8'
So step 2 item should be:
"sudo apt-get install openjdk-8-jre"

[PaulCarew]

by rickseiden » Thu May 09, 2013 4:03 pm
This was a cover story on issue 7 of the magpi. http://themagpi.com/en/issue/7

Here's the updated URL: https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi-issues/MagPi07.pdf

[Marnus]

Yes but how do I upload the sketch to the arduino over usb?

Penagwin,

First, make sure you are plugging your Arduino into a powered usb hub. The Arduino will draw too much power to power it right from the Pi.

When you run the IDE, you will look in the Tools menu and choose which board you are using. Then you will choose which port it is plugged into, ei. mine is:

Arduino Duemilanove w/ ATmega328 on /dev/ttyUSB0.

Everything else is the same as using it with Windows or Mac.

Hope this helps.

Dan

""""When I plug my arduino mega into my raspi the only option under (tools/serial port) is (/dev/ttyACM0) and not (/dev/ttyUSB0) so an error pop-up when I upload the sketch
""""

[mgd]

Yes there is a tutorial for Arduino ide running on raspberry pi.if u have any issues kindly let me know.
http://blogspot.tenettech.com/?p=2723

Hi All,

The top level domain for this blogpost has changed from a .com to a .net

http://blogspot.tenettech.net/?p=2723

Mark