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New LilyPad Arduino programmer from Sparkfun

Sparkfun writes:

This is a USB to UART board that allows easy reprogramming of the LilyPad main board without the need for soldering. This board is based on the FT232RL IC from FTDI.

Features:

Implements full v2.0 USB protocol

Needs no external crystal

Internal EEPROM for device ID and Product Description strings

Royalty-Free Driver support for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X

This is great for programming the LilyPad, as it requires no soldering or alterations to the Arduino Mini programmer (and has a flatter form factor), and it slots right onto the board! - Link.

Related:

LilyPad Arduino - Link.

Comments

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Posted by: KeithC on February 21, 2008 at 8:12 PM

Wouldn't this also work with Boarduino?

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