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''The Ultimate PIC Starter USB Development Board comes with PIC 16F877A MCU with inbuilt serial bootloader, USB to UART convertor eliminating need of a external programmer! The board also has 16x2 LCD Breakout, test switch, LEDs and all pins of the MCU taken out. This will help you get started with PIC development.'' | ''The Ultimate PIC Starter USB Development Board comes with PIC 16F877A MCU with inbuilt serial bootloader, USB to UART convertor eliminating need of a external programmer! The board also has 16x2 LCD Breakout, test switch, LEDs and all pins of the MCU taken out. This will help you get started with PIC development.'' | ||
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Flashing the Hex file using ds30 bootloader}} | Flashing the Hex file using ds30 bootloader}} | ||
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| − | STEP 1: [http:// | + | STEP 1: [http://exploreembedded.com/wiki/File:Ds30LoaderGui.zip '''Download'''] and install the DS30 bootloader gui. |
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[[File:DS30 Step0.PNG|x400px|Setup Parameters]] | [[File:DS30 Step0.PNG|x400px|Setup Parameters]] | ||
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*'''Select the baud rate as 9600''' | *'''Select the baud rate as 9600''' | ||
*'''Select the correct com port detected on your computer, when using USB to serial convertor check for exact COM port number in device manager''' | *'''Select the correct com port detected on your computer, when using USB to serial convertor check for exact COM port number in device manager''' | ||
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Step 3: The board uses DTR pin of the CP2102 USB to Serial Convertor to reset the MCU. Set it up as shown in the image below. | Step 3: The board uses DTR pin of the CP2102 USB to Serial Convertor to reset the MCU. Set it up as shown in the image below. | ||
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[[File:AUTO RESET.png|x300px|Setup AutoReset]] | [[File:AUTO RESET.png|x300px|Setup AutoReset]] | ||
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Step 4: Click on the write option to flash the hex file,. Images below show the sequence. | Step 4: Click on the write option to flash the hex file,. Images below show the sequence. | ||
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File:DS30 Step2.PNG|...detects bootloader | File:DS30 Step2.PNG|...detects bootloader | ||
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| − | *[ | + | *[https://github.com/ExploreEmbedded/PIC-Starter-USB-Development-Board_DVB-13001/archive/master.zip Sample Code] |
| − | *[ | + | *[https://www.exploreembedded.com/wiki/images/a/a5/PIC_Starter_USB_Schematic.pdf Schematic] |
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Latest revision as of 16:36, 16 September 2015
The Ultimate PIC Starter USB Development Board comes with PIC 16F877A MCU with inbuilt serial bootloader, USB to UART convertor eliminating need of a external programmer! The board also has 16x2 LCD Breakout, test switch, LEDs and all pins of the MCU taken out. This will help you get started with PIC development.
Features:
- 16F877A MCU with ds30 bootloader
- LCD 16x2 breakout.
- Serial Interface RS232.
- Test switches (1) and LEDs(3).
- All Port pins pins available for peripheral interfacing.
- Dimensions: 95mm X 70mm.
- 1.6mm Glass Epoxy, FR4 PCB.
- Wave Soldered.
Flashing the Hex file using ds30 bootloader
STEP 1: Download and install the DS30 bootloader gui.
Step 2:
- Browse the hex file
- Select the appropriate MCU
- Select the baud rate as 9600
- Select the correct com port detected on your computer, when using USB to serial convertor check for exact COM port number in device manager
Step 3: The board uses DTR pin of the CP2102 USB to Serial Convertor to reset the MCU. Set it up as shown in the image below.
Step 4: Click on the write option to flash the hex file,. Images below show the sequence.
<hovergallery maxhoverwidth=600 maxhoverheight=600> File:DS30 Step2.PNG
Downloads