Getting Started with PIC32 - Revision history

Andrew Long: /* First Program */

2010-04-22T01:33:54Z

First Program

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	We are first going to test that you installed the bootloader correctly.		We are first going to test that you installed the bootloader correctly.

	- Download this HelloWorld zip[[Media:HelloWorld_PIC32_Hex.zip\|file]] and extract the hex. (This code flashes all of the LEDs at a 1 second period, if you hold down the USER button the period changes)		- Download this HelloWorld zip [[Media:HelloWorld_PIC32_Hex.zip\|file]] and extract the hex. (This code flashes all of the LEDs at a 1 second period, if you hold down the USER button the period changes)

	- Use [[Directions to Load Files to PIC32 with HID Bootloader\|these directions]] to load a hex File with the bootloader.		- Use [[Directions to Load Files to PIC32 with HID Bootloader\|these directions]] to load a hex File with the bootloader.

2010-04-22T01:33:44Z

First Program

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	We are first going to test that you installed the bootloader correctly.		We are first going to test that you installed the bootloader correctly.

	- Download this HelloWorld ~~hex~~ [[Media:HelloWorld_PIC32_Hex.~~hex~~\|~~hex~~ file]]. (This code flashes all of the LEDs at a 1 second period, if you hold down the USER button the period changes)		- Download this HelloWorld zip[[Media:HelloWorld_PIC32_Hex.zip\|file]] and extract the hex. (This code flashes all of the LEDs at a 1 second period, if you hold down the USER button the period changes)

	- Use [[Directions to Load Files to PIC32 with HID Bootloader\|these directions]] to load a hex File with the bootloader.		- Use [[Directions to Load Files to PIC32 with HID Bootloader\|these directions]] to load a hex File with the bootloader.

2010-04-22T01:28:10Z

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	We are first going to test that you installed the bootloader correctly.		We are first going to test that you installed the bootloader correctly.

	- Download this HelloWorld ~~zip~~ [[Media:HelloWorld_PIC32_Hex.~~zip~~\|file]] ~~and extract the hex file~~ . (This code flashes all of the LEDs at a 1 second period, if you hold down the USER button the period changes)		- Download this HelloWorld hex [[Media:HelloWorld_PIC32_Hex.hex\|hex file]]. (This code flashes all of the LEDs at a 1 second period, if you hold down the USER button the period changes)

	- Use [[Directions to Load Files to PIC32 with HID Bootloader\|these directions]] to load a hex File with the bootloader.		- Use [[Directions to Load Files to PIC32 with HID Bootloader\|these directions]] to load a hex File with the bootloader.

2010-01-15T15:07:08Z

Board Assembly

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	\| E \|\| NU32 Board \|\| 1 \|\| NU \|\| \|\|		\| E \|\| NU32 Board \|\| 1 \|\| NU \|\| \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| F \|\| 36 Pos Single Row Header Pins\|\| 2 \|\| Digikey \|\|WM6536\|\| '''You will cut these to two rows of 29 pins for the long edges of the board. You will also need a leftover 5-pin header to mount at the short end of the board away from the USB connector. These pins will point upward, opposite the pins on the long edge of the board. This 5-pin header will be used to ~~put~~ the bootloader on the PIC32.'''		\| F \|\| 36 Pos Single Row Header Pins\|\| 2 \|\| Digikey \|\|WM6536\|\| '''You will cut these to two rows of 29 pins for the long edges of the board. You will also need a leftover 5-pin header to mount at the short end of the board away from the USB connector. These pins will point upward, opposite the pins on the long edge of the board. This 5-pin header will be used to program the bootloader on the PIC32.'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| G \|\| 330 Ohm Resistor \|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|332XBK-ND\|\|		\| G \|\| 330 Ohm Resistor \|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|332XBK-ND\|\|

2010-01-10T02:05:35Z

First Program

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	- Download this HelloWorld zip [[Media:HelloWorld_PIC32_Hex.zip\|file]] and extract the hex file . (This code flashes all of the LEDs at a 1 second period, if you hold down the USER button the period changes)		- Download this HelloWorld zip [[Media:HelloWorld_PIC32_Hex.zip\|file]] and extract the hex file . (This code flashes all of the LEDs at a 1 second period, if you hold down the USER button the period changes)

	- Use [[Directions to Load Files to PIC32 with HID Bootloader\|these directions]] to load a ~~Hex~~ File with the bootloader.		- Use [[Directions to Load Files to PIC32 with HID Bootloader\|these directions]] to load a hex File with the bootloader.

	Next, we are going to make a different Hello World program from scratch.		Next, we are going to make a different Hello World program from scratch.

2010-01-10T02:02:16Z

Board Assembly

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	\| E \|\| NU32 Board \|\| 1 \|\| NU \|\| \|\|		\| E \|\| NU32 Board \|\| 1 \|\| NU \|\| \|\|
	\|-		\|-
			\| F \|\| 36 Pos Single Row Header Pins\|\| 2 \|\| Digikey \|\|WM6536\|\| '''You will cut these to two rows of 29 pins for the long edges of the board. You will also need a leftover 5-pin header to mount at the short end of the board away from the USB connector. These pins will point upward, opposite the pins on the long edge of the board. This 5-pin header will be used to put the bootloader on the PIC32.'''
	\| F \|\| 36 Pos Single Row Header Pins\|\| 2 \|\| Digikey \|\|WM6536\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| G \|\| 330 Ohm Resistor \|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|332XBK-ND\|\|		\| G \|\| 330 Ohm Resistor \|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|332XBK-ND\|\|

2010-01-07T04:07:11Z

Board Assembly

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	Several components need to be soldered with the proper orientation.		Several components need to be soldered with the proper orientation.
	The 10 uF capacitor needs to be soldered with the positive ~~leave~~ towards the PIC.		The 10 uF capacitor needs to be soldered with the positive lead towards the PIC.
	[[Image:nu32_capacitor.jpg]]		[[Image:nu32_capacitor.jpg]]

2010-01-06T20:15:40Z

Board Assembly

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	\| J \|\| 10 uF Capacitor\|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|399-3548-ND\|\| Polarized		\| J \|\| 10 uF Capacitor\|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|399-3548-ND\|\| Polarized
	\|-		\|-
	\| K \|\| 1 uF Capacitor\|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|~~BC1162CT~~-ND\|\|		\| K \|\| 0.33 uF Capacitor\|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|399-4299-ND\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| L \|\| ~~0.33~~ uF Capacitor\|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|~~399-4299~~-ND\|\|		\| L \|\| 1 uF Capacitor\|\| 1 \|\| Digikey \|\|BC1162CT-ND\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| M \|\| 0.1 uF Capacitor\|\| 10 \|\| Digikey \|\|478-3192-ND\|\|		\| M \|\| 0.1 uF Capacitor\|\| 10 \|\| Digikey \|\|478-3192-ND\|\|

2010-01-06T19:05:56Z

Board Assembly

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	Begin soldering components, ending with the header pins.		Begin soldering components, ending with the header pins.

			The capacitor labels can be hard to read, they are color coded here:
			[[Image:capacitor_chart.jpg]]

	Several components need to be soldered with the proper orientation.		Several components need to be soldered with the proper orientation.

2010-01-06T18:58:10Z

Board Assembly

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	Several components need to be soldered with the proper orientation.		Several components need to be soldered with the proper orientation.
	The #C capacitor needs to be soldered with the positive leave towards the PIC.		The 10 uF capacitor needs to be soldered with the positive leave towards the PIC.
	[[Image:nu32_capacitor.jpg]]		[[Image:nu32_capacitor.jpg]]