Microchip Technology AC164145 Manuel D’Utilisation
UTILITY-BAND BPSK 6.0 kbps PLM
PICtail™ PLUS DAUGHTER BOARD
USER’S GUIDE
© 2011 Microchip Technology Inc.
DS75019A-page 19
Chapter 3. Demonstration
This chapter describes simple applications that demonstrate the capabilities of the
Utility-band BPSK 6.0 kbps PLM PICtail™ Plus Daughter Board. Topics covered include:
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Utility-band BPSK 6.0 kbps PLM PICtail™ Plus Daughter Board. Topics covered include:
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3.1
SOFTWARE AND TOOLS
. From the landing page, select Utility-band
BPSK 6.0 kbps PLM PICtail™ Plus Daughter Board. In the downloads section,
select a demonstration application to download an archive file that contains the related
demonstration source files.
The MPLAB
select a demonstration application to download an archive file that contains the related
demonstration source files.
The MPLAB
®
Integrated Development Environment (IDE) should be installed prior to
using the daughter board for application development. While MPLAB IDE provides the
assembler tools for development, demonstration applications are written in the C
language and require a C compiler to be installed.
Both the MPLAB IDE and C Compiler are available for download from
assembler tools for development, demonstration applications are written in the C
language and require a C compiler to be installed.
Both the MPLAB IDE and C Compiler are available for download from
and
, respectively.
3.1.1
Running the Demonstration Applications
After downloading the desired demonstration application from the web site, use the
following steps to compile and run the demonstration application:
1. Connect the hardware as described in
following steps to compile and run the demonstration application:
1. Connect the hardware as described in
. For detailed
instructions on setting up the Explorer 16 Development Board, refer to the
“Explorer 16 Development Board User’s Guide” (DS51589).
“Explorer 16 Development Board User’s Guide” (DS51589).
2. Connect the device programmer to a development computer.
3. Open the demonstration project in MPLAB IDE.
4. Verify and optionally edit the configuration files of the demonstration project.
3. Open the demonstration project in MPLAB IDE.
4. Verify and optionally edit the configuration files of the demonstration project.
for information regarding configuration
options.
5. Build the project and program the target Explorer 16 Development Board.
Note 1: Some demonstration applications may use different project files for
successive Explorer 16 Development Boards. Please refer to
for details on these applications.
2: For detailed instructions, please refer to the readme file included in the
project directory.