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Raspberry Pi Pico Series Getting Started (54 pages)

C/C++ development

Brand: Raspberry Pi | Category: Motherboard | Size: 17 MB

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Legal Disclaimer Notice
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1. Introduction
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Chapter 2. Install Visual Studio Code
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Chapter 3. Install the Raspberry Pi Pico VS Code Extension
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Install Dependencies
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Raspberry Pi os and Windows
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Linux
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Macos
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Install the Extension
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Chapter 4. Load a Project
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Compile and Run Blink
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Make a Code Change and Re-Run
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Debug
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Chapter 5. Say "Hello World" in C
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Serial Input and Output on Pico-Series Devices
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Create a Project
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Build Your Project
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See Console Output
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Appendix A: Debugprobe
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Building Openocd
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Install Openocd
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Debug Probe
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Debug Probe Wiring
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Debug with a Second Pico or Pico 2
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Install Debugprobe
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Debugprobe Wiring
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Debug Probe Interfaces
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Use the UART
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Linux
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Windows
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Macos
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Debug with Openocd
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Debug with SWD
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Appendix B: Picotool
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Getting Picotool
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Building Picotool
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Using Picotool
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Display Information
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Save the Program
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Binary Information
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Basic Information
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Pins
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Full Information
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Appendix C: Manual Toolchain Setup
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Configure Your Environment Via
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Script
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Manually Configure Your
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Get the SDK and Examples
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Install the Toolchain
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Enable UART Serial Communications
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Environment
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Update the SDK
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Use the CLI to Blink an LED in C
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Building "Blink
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Load and Run "Blink
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Using the Command Line
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Manually Create Your Own Project
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Debugging Your Project
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Appendix D: Use Other Integrated Development Environments
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Use Eclipse
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Setting up Eclipse for Pico on a Linux Machine
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Creating a Run Configuration
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Use Clion
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Setting up Clion
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Setting up a Project
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Other Environments
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Appendix H: Documentation Release History
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August 8 2024
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Raspberry Pi Pico Series Manual (44 pages)

A Micropython environment for RP2040 microcontrollers

Brand: Raspberry Pi | Category: Computer Hardware | Size: 2 MB

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Legal Disclaimer Notice
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Release History
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1. The Micropython Environment

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Chapter 2. Connecting to the Micropython REPL

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- Connecting from a Raspberry Pi over USB
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- Connecting from a Raspberry Pi Using GPIO
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- Connecting from a Mac Using USB
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- Say "Hello World
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- Blink an LED
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- What Next
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Chapter 3. The RP2040 Port

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- Blinking an LED Forever (Timer)
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- Uart
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- Adc
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- Interrupts
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- Multicore Support
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- I2C
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- Spi
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- Pwm
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- PIO Support
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- Irq
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- WS2812 LED (Neopixel)
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- Uart Tx
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- Spi
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- Pwm
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- Using Pioasm
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Chapter 4. Using an Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

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- Using Thonny
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- Connecting to the Raspberry Pi Pico from Thonny
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- Blinking the LED from Thonny
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- Using Rshell
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Appendix A: App Notes

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- Using a SSD1306-Based OLED Graphics Display
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- Wiring Information
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- List of Files
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- Bill of Materials
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- Using a SH1106-Based OLED Graphics
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- Wiring Information
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- Display
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- List of Files
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- Bill of Materials
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- Using PIO to Drive a Set of Neopixel Ring (WS2812 Leds)
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- Wiring Information
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- List of Files
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- Bill of Materials
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Raspberry Pi Pico Series Manual (44 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. The Micropython Environment

Chapter 2. Connecting to the Micropython REPL

Chapter 3. The RP2040 Port

Chapter 4. Using an Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

Appendix A: App Notes

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