ArduinoM0

To update state machine firmware for a module using Arduino M0: 1. Plug the module into the governing computer's USB port. 2. (Windows only) If the drivers are not yet installed (or if you're not sure), follow Arduino M0's Windows driver installation page. 3. Open the Arduino program folder and run Arduino.exe. 4. Install support for Arduino Due (if you haven't done this already): - From the "Tools" menu, choose "Board" and then "Boards Manager". - In the boards manager, install "Arduino SAMD boards (32-bits ARM Cortex M0). - Restart Arduino 5. From the "Tools" menu, choose "Board" and then "Arduino M0". 6. From the "Serial Port" menu, choose "COMX" (win) or "/dev/ttySX" (linux) where X is the port number. To find your port number in Win7, choose "Start" and type "device manager" in the search window. In the device manager, scroll down to "Ports (COM & LPT)" and expand the menu. The COM port will be listed as "Arduino M0 Native Port (COMX)" where COMX is a serial port name. On Unix this will not be "COM". 7. From the File menu in Arduino, choose "Open" and select the firmware file. - A new window should open with the firmware. 8. In the new window, click the "upload" button (the right-pointing arrow roughly under the "edit" menu).

If all went well, the green progress indicator should finish, and be replaced with a message: "Done uploading". In orange text below, should read "AVRDude Done. Thank you".