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Create an AVR Studio 4 Project in AVR 5

I have an AT90USB162 Minimus AVR that I want to integrate into a project. I downloaded the demo code from Minimum USB . This is the driver for using AVR as a COM port. The project was written for AVR Studio 4 and cannot be loaded as is in AVR Studio 5.

How to convert a project for use with AVR Studio 5?

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Well, I just need to pack the package. The problem is that the source sources were configured to be created in AVR Studio v.4, and my v.5, so I had to convert them to my version. So you can follow the instructions:

  • Unzip the contents of the AVR -USB-162-CDC.zip to a folder. Inside you will see the Atmel folder. Move this folder to c: \ Atmel (so you will have c: \ Atmel \ at90usb162-cdc-1_0_1);

  • In AVR Studio v.5, go to the File / Import / AVR Studio 4 Project menu and where you will see the location of the APS file, go to c: \ Atmel \ at90usb162-cdc-1_0_1 \ at90usb162 \ demo \ cdc \ NKU \ cdc.aps

  • Click Convert and Finish and Close.

You can create a project using Build / Build Solution..hex will be saved in C: \ Atmel \ at90usb162-cdc-1_0_1 \ at90usb162 \ demo \ cdc \ gcc \ cdc.hex.

I am still studying the code because I know the COMPORT parameters. But at least I can already burn the hex in the microchip. If someone knows the details of this COMPORT, please comment.

What is it. Hope this helps other newbies like me.

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