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@ -72,8 +72,15 @@ On Board Debug Support
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Using the mikroProg
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WARNING: This will most certainly overwrite the bootloader that was factory
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installed in FLASH!
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WARNINGS:
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1. Following there steps will most certainly overwrite the bootloader
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that was factory installed in FLASH!
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2. Due to the position and orientation of the mikroProg connector you
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may lose functionality: If you attach mikroProg to the red side of
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the board, you will not be able to use the Arduino Shield Connector
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while the mikroProg connected. If you attach mikroProg to the white
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side of the board, you will similarly lose access to mikroBUS
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connectors A and D.
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Hardware setup
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@ -85,8 +92,9 @@ Using the mikroProg
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colored wire on the ribbon cable should be on the same side as the tiny
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arrow on the board indicating pin 1.
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Connect the mikroProg to your computer with the provided USB cable; also power the Flip'n'Clip board with another USB cable connected to the computer. Either USB
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port will provide power.
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Connect the mikroProg to your computer with the provided USB cable; also
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power the Flip'n'Clip board with another USB cable connected to the
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computer. Either USB port will provide power.
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Installing the Software
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@ -97,14 +105,14 @@ Using the mikroProg
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https://download.mikroe.com/setups/drivers/mikroprog/pic-dspic-pic32/mikroprog-pic-dspic-pic32-drivers.zip
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mikroProg Suite for PIC, dsPIC, PIC32 v260
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https://download.mikroe.com/setups/programming-software/mikroprog/pic-dspic-pic32/mikroprog-suite-pic-dspic-pic32-programming-software-setup-v260.zip
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Install the mikroProg Suite. From things I have read, I gather that you
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must be Administrator when installing the tool The instructions say that
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it will automatically install the drivers. It did not for me.
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To install the drivers... You will find several directories under mikroprog-pic-dspic-pic32-drivers/. Select the correct directory and run
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To install the drivers... You will find several directories under
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mikroprog-pic-dspic-pic32-drivers/. Select the correct directory and run
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the .EXE file you find there.
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When I started the mikroProg suite, it could not find the USB driver.
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@ -194,16 +202,16 @@ Serial Console
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will leave that as an exercise for the interested reader.
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The outputs from these pins is 3.3V. You will need to connect RS232
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transceiver to get the signals to RS232 levels (or connect to the
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USB virtual COM port in the case of UART0).
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transceiver to get the signals to RS-232 levels. The simplest options are
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an expensive Arduino RS-232 shield or a Mikroe RS-232 Click board.
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STATUS: I have been unable to get the RS-232 Click to work in the mikroBUS
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A slot. The PIC32MZ does not receive serial input. It appears that there
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is an error in the some documentation: Either RG9 is not connect to
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A slot. The PIC32MZ did not receive serial input. It appears that there
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is an error in the some documentation: Either RG9 is not connected to
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UART4_RX or the PPS bit definitions are documented incorrectly for UART4.
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Switching to UART3 eliminates the problem and the serial console is fully
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functional.
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functional. I have not tried the other options of UART1, 2, or 5.
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SPI
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