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Arduino DUE Spoofing Guide

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⚠️ FOLLOW ALL THESE STEPS ON THE 2ND PC ⚠️

DIRECTORY SETUP

MAKE SURE TO PLACE THE "MOONLINK" FOLDER IN C:\

The directory should look like this: C:\MOONLINK\

ARDUINO DUE SETUP

Plug Arduino DUE into 2nd PC (NOT GAMING PC) via the "Native USB Port".

  1. Open Firmware Upload Tool.exe file located in the Moonlink folder.

  2. In the GUI, click the "Select Firmware File" drop down, select Moonlink-Due-2.ino.bin

Then follow these steps:

  1. Hit the "Refresh COM Ports" button.

  2. Click the "Select COM Port" drop down and select the USB Serial device.

  3. Follow the below image. You press and hold the erase button for 5 seconds (this is labeled as point 1 in the image) then you click the reset button which is clearly circled and near the usb ports on the front of the due.

  5. Hit the "Refresh COM Ports" button.

  6. Click the "Select COM Port" drop down and select the USB Serial device or it may also show as "Bossa Programming Port" or something very similar.

  7. Click the "Flash Firmware" button.

  • If you see a progress bar go from 0 to 100, then you did everything correctly. If not, repeat steps again until bar proceeds to 100%. You can also see it say "Firmware successfully flashed" at the bottom of the output as well. If after 4 attempts, the 100% does not appear or it fails follow the next set of steps below and then come back to this guide and follow the "Advanced Arduino Due Troubleshooting" section below.

  • Advanced Arduino Due Troubleshooting