What Now - Broadcom WICED Smart Quick Start Manual

WICED Smart Quick Start Guide

What Now

What Now
Now that you have a basic understanding of how to compile and download a WICED Smart application, we
recommend building and running the example applications provided in the WICED Smart SDK applications
directory.
Some applications configure or extend the applications in the WICED Smart device ROM. Others provide
examples that run primarily from RAM, and make use of additional functions located in the ROM. The header
of the main source file of every application provides additional information on the features demonstrated by the
application and the usage model.
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For developers working with Windows operating systems, "Testing a WICED Smart Tag with Windows 8" on
page 22 provides instructions that describe how to use a computer running Windows 8 with the Hello Sensor
example application included with the WICED Smart SDK.
"IDE Hints & Tips" on page 25 contains hints and tips about navigating the WICED Smart code base.
For help getting started with creating your own application, refer to Smart Designer: Using the WICED SMART
IDE to Develop Custom Applications (see Reference [2] on page 7) and watch WICED SMART SDK2.0: Smart
Designer Overview, which is available at community.broadcom.com/community/wiced-smart.
We hope you enjoy using the WICED Smart Development System!
-- The WICED Development Team
Broadcom ® WICED Smart Development System
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