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NickMarchuk: /* UBW32 Setup */

2010-07-16T14:29:53Z

UBW32 Setup

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	Download this [[Media:ubw32_tutorial.zip]] that has code specific to the UBW32. Unzip it into the directory you will work in today.		Download this [[Media:ubw32_tutorial.zip]] that has code specific to the UBW32. Unzip it into the directory you will work in today.

	Start a new project in MPLAB and include the files from ubw32_tutorial.zip. Note that this procdefs.ld file is specific to the UBW32, if you use the one for the NU32, you will overwrite ~~you~~ bootloader! Your project should look like:		Start a new project in MPLAB and include the files from ubw32_tutorial.zip. Note that this procdefs.ld file is specific to the UBW32, if you use the one for the NU32, you will overwrite your bootloader! Your project should look like:

	[[Image:ubw32_objectwindow.jpg]]		[[Image:ubw32_objectwindow.jpg]]

2010-07-16T14:29:36Z

UBW32 Setup

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	Download this [[Media:ubw32_tutorial.zip]] that has code specific to the UBW32. Unzip it into the directory you will work in today.		Download this [[Media:ubw32_tutorial.zip]] that has code specific to the UBW32. Unzip it into the directory you will work in today.

	Start a new project in MPLAB and include the files from ubw32_tutorial.zip. Note that this ~~procdef~~.ld file is specific to the UBW32, if you use the one for the NU32, you will overwrite you bootloader! Your project should look like:		Start a new project in MPLAB and include the files from ubw32_tutorial.zip. Note that this procdefs.ld file is specific to the UBW32, if you use the one for the NU32, you will overwrite you bootloader! Your project should look like:

	[[Image:ubw32_objectwindow.jpg]]		[[Image:ubw32_objectwindow.jpg]]

2010-07-16T14:29:02Z

UBW32 Setup

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	Download this [[Media:ubw32_tutorial.zip]] that has code specific to the UBW32. Unzip it into the directory you will work in today.		Download this [[Media:ubw32_tutorial.zip]] that has code specific to the UBW32. Unzip it into the directory you will work in today.

	Start a new project in MPLAB and include the files specific to the UBW32. Your project should look like:		Start a new project in MPLAB and include the files from ubw32_tutorial.zip. Note that this procdef.ld file is specific to the UBW32, if you use the one for the NU32, you will overwrite you bootloader! Your project should look like:

	[[Image:ubw32_objectwindow.jpg]]		[[Image:ubw32_objectwindow.jpg]]

2010-07-16T14:26:24Z

Processing Setup

2010-07-16T13:58:17Z

Processing Setup

2010-07-16T13:58:09Z

Processing Setup

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	The following code achieves this:		The following code achieves this:

	<~~code~~>		<pre>
	code		code
	<~~/code~~>		<pre>

2010-07-16T13:57:52Z

UBW32 Setup

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	The following code achieves this:		The following code achieves this:

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	#include "GenericTypeDefs.h"		#include "GenericTypeDefs.h"
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	== Test the UBW32 code ==		== Test the UBW32 code ==

2010-07-16T13:56:42Z

UBW32 Setup

2010-07-16T13:55:49Z

Processing Setup

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	Open Processing and save the blank sketch. This will create a folder for all the files the sketch will use.		Open Processing and save the blank sketch. This will create a folder for all the files the sketch will use.

	Download and extract the [http://www.sojamo.de/libraries/controlP5/ controlP5] GUI library for Processing. Put it a folder called ~~Libraries~~ in ~~your~~ ~~working~~ ~~sketch~~ directory.		Download and extract the [http://www.sojamo.de/libraries/controlP5/ controlP5] GUI library for Processing. Put it a folder called "libraries" in the Processing folder of My Documents (the same root directory as the folder that was made when you saved your blank sketch).

	~~This~~ sketch will open the UBW32's virtual serial port and communicate with the UBW32. It will plot the analog values the UBW32 sends and have buttons to stop and start the data, and change the data rate.		The sketch we will make will open the UBW32's virtual serial port and communicate with the UBW32. It will plot the analog values the UBW32 sends and have buttons to stop and start the data, and change the data rate.

	The following code achieves this:		The following code achieves this:

2010-07-15T20:50:12Z

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	== Tutorial: Communication between a PIC32 and Processing ==		== Tutorial: Communication between a PIC32 and Processing ==

	This tutorial will demonstrate how to use Processing to communicate with a ~~serial device~~, specifically the UBW32, a PIC32MX460F512L device.		This tutorial will demonstrate how to use Processing to communicate with a microcontroller, specifically the UBW32, a PIC32MX460F512L device.
	An FTDI Serial to USB cable will be used to communicate over USB.		An FTDI Serial to USB cable will be used to communicate over USB.