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Humidity Sensor Sketch too big for Arduino ProMini?

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    Martien Wijnands
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    I bought a couple of 3.3v , 8Mhz Arduino clones;
    http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Pro-Mini-ATmega168-3-3V-8MHz-Compatible-for-Arduino-ProMini/32579105597.html

    When I try to upload the humiditysensor.ino from the samples folder, I get the error, sketch too big.

    Sketch uses 19,568 bytes (136%) of program storage space. Maximum is 14,336 bytes.
    Global variables use 655 bytes (63%) of dynamic memory, leaving 369 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 1,024 bytes.

    Have I bought the wrong boards, or can I perhaps clean the code?

    Thanks in advance!

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      flopp
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      That ATMega is 16k
      If you thought that you bought a ATmega with 32k then Yes you bought wrong

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        Martien Wijnands
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        So it's too small?

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          flopp
          wrote on last edited by flopp
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          Maximum is 16000, with 14336 left i guess that bootloader is using the rest

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            BartE
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            @Martien-Wijnands yes make sure you have an ATmega326 on your board

            Like these

            or from the MySensors store 10 Pcs

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              Martien Wijnands
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              So, no possibility to strip down THE code? I will order the 328, but shipping takes a while :(

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              • M Martien Wijnands

                So, no possibility to strip down THE code? I will order the 328, but shipping takes a while :(

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                @Martien-Wijnands
                What is your code?

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                  wrote on last edited by mfalkvidd
                  #8

                  Try commenting out all Serial.println. By doing that, I got the sketch from

                  Sketch uses 14,350 bytes (100%) of program storage space. Maximum is 14,336 bytes.
                  

                  to

                  Sketch uses 12,920 bytes (90%) of program storage space. Maximum is 14,336 bytes.
                  

                  Troubleshooting without the debug output will be a real pain though.

                  You can also try the development branch of MySensors. It consumes less flash space than 1.5.

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