The 10-pin header doesn't really add anything in ICSP mode. This Instructable tells you how to add a 6-pin ICSP header. If that isn't enough feel free to comment and I'll help you as best as I can!īy writing this Instructable (my first, by the way), I assume you have completed an instructable such as the following: - thanks jmsaavedra! This should, however, be compatible with any kind of breadboard-connected MCU or any other set up you have, too. If you have tried this before, but can't programme it, I will also tell you how to fix that from my own experience. So if you are pulling your MCU out each time you want to update the software on it and putting it into a programmer, or if you are just testing out your MCU and don't know what you're going to do with it yet, you can add the ICSP pins. ICSP is basically "in circuit serial programming" which allows you to upload software to your MCU without having to pull it out every time. This will work for non-Arduino's nicely as well. Basically, using the ICSP header will allow you to use an external programmer to 'upload' software to your MCU (microcontroller unit). If you made your own Hackduino or similar project, you may be wondering how to add the ICSP header. So you may have been playing with Arduino's, or rather, Hackduino's.
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