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## STEP 5: Set Fuses
1. It is always good practice to check on the connection with the board before you program fuses. This is the one step that could "brick" your MCU. Paste the "verify" command from above into a command line terminal. It should retun with messages that indicate an ATmega328p was successfully found and it should return the current fuse settings.
1. To program the Low Fuse to 0xFF (for example) copy the “verify” command and paste it into the shell add the following text to the end of the line ```-U lfuse:w:0xFF:m ``` . Press Enter. ** Note: If you want a different fuse setting, change the 0xFF with the hexadecimal value of the low fuse setting. **
1. To program the Extended Fuse to 0xFD (for example) copy the “verify” command and paste it into the shell add the following text to the end of the line ```-U efuse:w:0xFD:m ``` . Press Enter. ** Note: If you want a different fuse setting, change the 0xFD with the hexadecimal value of the extended fuse setting. **
1. To program the Low Fuse to 0xFF (for example) copy the “verify” command and paste it into the shell add the following text to the end of the line ```-U lfuse:w:0xFF:m ``` . Press Enter. **Note: If you want a different fuse setting, change the 0xFF with the hexadecimal value of the low fuse setting.**
1. To program the Extended Fuse to 0xFD (for example) copy the “verify” command and paste it into the shell add the following text to the end of the line ```-U efuse:w:0xFD:m ``` . Press Enter. **Note: If you want a different fuse setting, change the 0xFD with the hexadecimal value of the extended fuse setting.**
1. There are two options for the High fuse.
- If you selected the 4-in-1 Board in the Arduino IDE then you compiled firmware to not include the unecessary Arduino bootloader. To program the High Fuse to 0xD3 (for example) copy the “verify” command and paste it into the shell and add the following text to the end of the line ```-U hfuse:w:0xD3:m ``` . Press Enter. ** Note: If you want a different fuse setting, change the 0xD3 with the hexadecimal value of the extended fuse setting. **
- If you selected the Arduino Pro-Mini (or any other Arduino board) in the Arduino IDE then you compiled firmware to include the Arduino bootloader. To program the High Fuse to 0xD2 (for example) copy the “verify” command and paste it into the shell and add the following text to the end of the line ```-U hfuse:w:0xD2:m ``` . Press Enter. ** Note: If you want a different fuse setting, replace the 0xD2 with the hexadecimal value of the extended fuse setting. **
- If you selected the 4-in-1 Board in the Arduino IDE then you compiled firmware to not include the unecessary Arduino bootloader. To program the High Fuse to 0xD3 (for example) copy the “verify” command and paste it into the shell and add the following text to the end of the line ```-U hfuse:w:0xD3:m ``` . Press Enter. **Note: If you want a different fuse setting, change the 0xD3 with the hexadecimal value of the extended fuse setting.**
- If you selected the Arduino Pro-Mini (or any other Arduino board) in the Arduino IDE then you compiled firmware to include the Arduino bootloader. To program the High Fuse to 0xD2 (for example) copy the “verify” command and paste it into the shell and add the following text to the end of the line ```-U hfuse:w:0xD2:m ``` . Press Enter. **Note: If you want a different fuse setting, replace the 0xD2 with the hexadecimal value of the extended fuse setting.**