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David Sean edited this page Jan 17, 2020 · 4 revisions

If you wish to hack your incubator or upgrade it to the latest firmware, you'll need to be able to upload to the ATmega2560 chip built into your incubator. In order to do this using the Arduino IDE, select the Board to Arduino/Genuino Mega or Mega 2560 and Processor to ATmega2560 (mega 2560) under Tools . We suggest using the Arduino IDE though you'll need to add a few libraries in order to successfully check/upload the Incuvers firmware.

  1. In the Arduino IDE click on the Sketch menu, Include Library item, and Manage Libraries...

  2. Enter the Filter "OneWire" and install "MAX31850 DallasTemp by Adafruit" version 1.0.0 and "MAX31850 OneWire by Adafruit" version 1.0.1

  3. Option A: Enter the Filter "LiquidTWI2" and install "arduino-display-lcdkeypad by dieter.niklaus..." version 4.0.2. Once complete, you'll need to install the other requirements for this module or navigate to the module folder (Documents\Arduino\libraries\arduino-display-lcdkeypad) and remove the LcdKeypad.h and LcdKeypad.cpp files which we won't be using. Option B: Download the LiquidTWI2 module directly from https://github.com/lincomatic/LiquidTWI2 and add it to your Arduino IDE library.

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