Controller support for all the common ARDF competition formats is provided: Classic, Sprint, and Foxoring.
The software is a proper Arduino script that will open and build without warnings or errors in Arduino IDE version 1.8.12 and later. It has also been shown to work with the online Arduino Web Editor. The Arduino IDE can also be used to program a device that contains a compatible bootloader. Most Arduino products ship with a bootloader pre-installed.
+The software is a proper Arduino script that will open and build without warnings or errors in Arduino IDE version 1.8.12 and later. It has also been shown to work with the online Arduino Web Editor. The Arduino IDE can be used to program a device that contains a compatible bootloader. Most Arduino products ship with a bootloader pre-installed.
After being programmed, the controller can be configured via a serial port on the board. An Arduino board that includes a USB-to-Serial converter will allow you to configure the controller with a simple USB cable (standard to micro) connected between a USB port on your computer to one on the Arduino board. Less sophisticated Arduino boards lacking a USB-to-Serial converter will require a special FTDI cable like AdaFruit's FTDI Serial TTL-232 USB Cable, or SparkFun's FTDI Cable 5V.