OLIMEX DuinoMite, Руководство пользователя

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$ mphidflash -w firmware.hex -v 15ba -p 0032 -r
For MAC OS:
download the mphidflash binary and use like this:
./mphidflash -w firmware.hex -v 15ba -p 0032 -r
4.3.1.3 PIC32PROG
For Linux:
Download PIC32PROG from
http://code.google.com/p/pic32prog/
you can use svn :
$ svn checkout http://pic32prog.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ pic32prog
4.3.2. GETTING STARTED
DuinoMite could work with PS2 keyboard and VGA monitor, or with terminal via PC. So to get started
you will need either PS2 keyboard and VGA monitor, either USB cable and PC.
STAND ALONE USE:
If you use PS2 Keyboard and VGA just plug them to the board and power it.
You will see on the VGA monitor this message:
MaxiMite BASIC Version x.xx
Copyright 2011, Geoff Graham
Olimex Port By kenseglerdesigns.com
>
the “
>
” prompt show that DuinoMite is ready to complete your commands.
BASIC is interpreter language which means that the instructions are decoded at execution time. All
Basic interpreters allow instructions to be executed at command prompt too.
First code on every language is to print ”
HELLO WORLD
” this could be done in BASIC like this:
> PRINT “Hello world!”
the result will be :
Hello world!
>
CONSOLE USE:
If you do not have PS2 keyboard and VGA monitor but have PC you still can develop with Duinomite
by using it's virtual USB console. To do this you need mini USB cable, which you should plug to your
PC and
DuinoMite . When you do this the red LED power will turn on along with the yellow LED