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‘How To’ videos created by our own engineers.
Learn how to develop using our smart, connected, and secure embedded control solutions, like our PIC®, AVR® and
PolarFire® SoC devices.
Get started programming, developing or debugging using our MPLAB IDE framework.
Journey through the various stages of embedded design with our easy-to-use portfolio of hardware and software development tools.
Leave comments and questions on the videos to get real responses from our experienced engineers.
Quickly and Easily Install MPLAB® Extensions for VS Code®
Installing MPLAB® Extensions for VS Code® is efficient and painless. This quick tutorial shows you how to easily search and install from the VS Code Extensions Marketplace.
Learn more about MPLAB Extensions here: www.microchip.com/en-us/tools-resources/develop/mplab-extensions-vs-code
Learn more about MPLAB Extensions here: www.microchip.com/en-us/tools-resources/develop/mplab-extensions-vs-code
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32-bit MCU Digest | Build Smarter with PIC32CX SG using Harmony & MCC: IoT, Automotive & Industrial
Просмотров 382Месяц назад
This video provides instructions and pointers to combine connectivity, performance, and industry-leading integrated security options to power industrial, IoT, automotive, and other applications featuring PIC32CX SG (ARM Cortex M4) using Harmony and MCC. Links: · PIC32CX SG Family of Microcontrollers www.microchip.com/en-us/products/microcontrollers-and-microprocessors/32-bit-mcus/pic32-32-bit-m...
Photodiode Amplifier Circuit (Photoconductive Mode and Photovoltaic Mode)
Просмотров 698Месяц назад
This video explains "How to design a photodiode amplifier circuit" in two different circuit implementations: photoconductive mode and photovoltaic mode. This features Microchip’s MCP6491 low input bias current op amps, the characteristics of photodiodes, and the strengths of the active photodiode current-to-voltage converter (i.e. photodiode amplifier). It utilizes a 5V power supply, inputs 0-5...
Relationship Between TIE and Phase Noise
Просмотров 162Месяц назад
See the rest of the series on this subject: ruclips.net/p/PLtQdQmNK_0DTi1znrX3IOKfBCMaoL2Ep-&si=lmladpX9quYea8at The video explains the relationship between Time Interval Error (TIE) and Phase Noise plots, illustrating how phase noise at specific frequency offsets represents the combined phase power of clock edges. It also discusses how spurs in the plot indicate deterministic phase noise sourc...
Time Interval Error
Просмотров 253Месяц назад
See the rest of the series on this subject: ruclips.net/p/PLtQdQmNK_0DTi1znrX3IOKfBCMaoL2Ep-&si=lmladpX9quYea8at This video explores Time Interval Error (TIE), the deviation between a real clock's rising edge and an ideal clock's edge. TIE is explained through amplitude and frequency pairs in the phase domain using straightforward examples that illustrate the concept.
Dev Tool Bits | Dive into the Details with MPLAB® Data Visualizer in VS Code®
Просмотров 7502 месяца назад
Experience our powerful MPLAB® Data Visualizer without having to ever leave VS Code® to see what’s happening on your device at run time. In this video we’ll show you how to start and setup MPLAB Data Visualizer with a simple imported project in VS Code. Find out more about our MPLAB Extensions for VS Code here. Link: www.microchip.com/en-us/tools-resources/develop/mplab-extensions-vs-code
Dev Tool Bits | Start Building & Debugging with MPLAB® Extensions for VS Code®
Просмотров 8872 месяца назад
This short video shows you how to get started building and debugging in a new or imported project with MPLAB® Extensions for VS Code®. Discover the full list of features and get started with MPLAB Extensions here. Link: www.microchip.com/en-us/tools-resources/develop/mplab-extensions-vs-code
Dev Tool Bits | The Ease of Importing Projects from MPLAB® X IDE into VS Code®
Просмотров 8252 месяца назад
Start exploring the benefits of MPLAB® Extensions for VS Code®. Quickly and easily import your MPLAB X IDE project into VS Code in as little as 5 clicks with the help of our MPLAB Project Importer Extension. Learn more about what’s possible with our MPLAB Extensions and get started here. Link: www.microchip.com/en-us/tools-resources/develop/mplab-extensions-vs-code
Navigating Microchip Resources
Просмотров 1872 месяца назад
www.microchip.com/support Welcome to Microchip Technical Support. With Microchip’s highly diverse portfolio, sometimes finding relevant information might be tricky. In this video, we will show you how to quickly find help by navigating a wide variety of resources available. 0:26 - Searching the Microchip Website 0:56 - Selecting Products 2:05 - Exploring Collateral on Product Pages 3:03 - Searc...
32-bit MCU Digest | Build Smarter with PIC32CM JH using Harmony and MCC: Automation, Touch, FuSa, 5V
Просмотров 4442 месяца назад
This video provides instructions and pointers to develop applications for Automation, Touch, FuSa and 5v applications using ARM Cortex M0 based 32-bit MCUs (PIC32CM JH Family). Links: · PIC32CM JH Family of Microcontrollers www.microchip.com/en-us/products/microcontrollers-and-microprocessors/32-bit-mcus/pic32-32-bit-mcus/pic32cm-jh · SAM C2x Microcontrollers www.microchip.com/en-us/solutions/m...
Create Your First Project with SAMC21N Using MPLAB® Harmony v3 and MCC
Просмотров 3272 месяца назад
This video introduces and explains how to get started with SAM C21N Xplained Pro Evaluation Kit using MPLAB Harmony and MCC. This project is based on an ARM® Cortex®-M0 -based SAM C21N Xpro MCU. The application reads the current room temperature from the temperature sensor on the I/O1 Xplained Pro Extension. The temperature read is displayed on a serial console periodically every 500 millisecon...
How to Install the MPLAB® Integrated Programming Environment (IPE)
Просмотров 1 тыс.2 месяца назад
More information on the IPE: www.microchip.com/en-us/tools-resources/production/mplab-integrated-programming-environment The MPLAB® Integrated Programming Environment (IPE) is a simplified application that provides an interface for microcontroller (MCU) production programmers that allows a technician to easily load, program and verify software and avoid the complexities of full-featured Integra...
32-bit MCU Digest | Build Smarter with PIC32CM MC, Harmony & MCC: Home, Motor, Industrial & 5V Apps
Просмотров 7442 месяца назад
This video provides instructions and pointers to develop applications for Home appliances, Motor/Industrial control, and 5v applications using ARM Cortex M0 based 32-bit MCUs (PIC32CM MC Family). Links: PIC32CM MC Family of Microcontrollers www.microchip.com/en-us/products/microcontrollers-and-microprocessors/32-bit-mcus/pic32-32-bit-mcus/pic32cm-mc SAM C2x Microcontrollers www.microchip.com/en...
Create Your First Project with SAMD21 Using MPLAB® Harmony v3 and MCC
Просмотров 5852 месяца назад
This video introduces and explains how to get started with SAM D21 Xplained Pro Evaluation Kit using MPLAB Harmony and MCC. This project is based on an ARM® Cortex®-M0 -based SAM D21 Xpro MCU. The application reads the current room temperature from the temperature sensor on the I/O1 Xplained Pro Extension. The temperature read is displayed on a serial console periodically every 500 milliseconds...
FilterLab Tutorial
Просмотров 7053 месяца назад
This video covers the basics of FilterLab, including how to: • use the "Filter Design Aid" to create a customized filter, • view the filter's schematic and response in the "Circuit Schematic" and "Filter Response" tabs, • adjust a filter response using the "Modify Current Filter" tab, and • view the filter's group delay response, input impedance, step response, and noise analysis. Timestamps: 0...
Intro to Bare Metal Programming - Episode 13: SPI
Просмотров 6403 месяца назад
Intro to Bare Metal Programming - Episode 13: SPI
How to Set up the Tools Required to Get Started with MPLAB® Harmony v3 and MCC
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.4 месяца назад
How to Set up the Tools Required to Get Started with MPLAB® Harmony v3 and MCC
Click Heart Rate Monitor Demo with Phase Division Multiplexing of Sensors
Просмотров 3544 месяца назад
Click Heart Rate Monitor Demo with Phase Division Multiplexing of Sensors
Functional Safety Syringe Pump and Auto Injector Demo for Medical Drug Delivery
Просмотров 2214 месяца назад
Functional Safety Syringe Pump and Auto Injector Demo for Medical Drug Delivery
Op Amp Startup Time and its Measurement
Просмотров 1484 месяца назад
Op Amp Startup Time and its Measurement
Demonstrating AWS IoT Core Application with SAM IoT Wx v2 Development Board
Просмотров 3685 месяцев назад
Demonstrating AWS IoT Core Application with SAM IoT Wx v2 Development Board
Dev Tool Bits | Creating Smaller and Faster Applications with Link-Time Optimization
Просмотров 4155 месяцев назад
Dev Tool Bits | Creating Smaller and Faster Applications with Link-Time Optimization
Downloading, Installing, and Activating MPLAB® XC Compilers
Просмотров 1 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Downloading, Installing, and Activating MPLAB® XC Compilers
Demo - CAN USB bridge & CAN-based Host/Bootloader Application using SAM E54 Xplained Pro Eval Kit
Просмотров 6115 месяцев назад
Demo - CAN USB bridge & CAN-based Host/Bootloader Application using SAM E54 Xplained Pro Eval Kit
Tutorial: How to Use MPLAB ML Development Suite for Machine Learning Applications
Просмотров 6685 месяцев назад
Tutorial: How to Use MPLAB ML Development Suite for Machine Learning Applications
@9:10 Some steps here might be helpful to understand - For example: the Public Key is applied to the HASH to create a signature, and this signature is compared to the signature created by the Private Key of the HSM (I assumed a trusted device)? That does not seem correct. Rather, it seems that the signature created by the HSM (using its private key) needs to be 'decrypted' by the public key then compared to the HASH calculated from the desired FW to be run. If these are equal, then we know the FW has integrity and can be trusted.
Hi, how can I compile for ATMEGA328PB in eclipse with avr-gcc plugin? I enjoy AVR ATMEGA328P development using eclipse and avr-plugin. I moved to ATMEGA328PB to enjoy the extra peripherals, unfortunate, the only available version of avr-gcc plugin 2.42 does not support ATMEGA328PB. I attempted to modify the header ATMEGA328P file to include all the register. The Issue, the Interrupts vectors for the extra peripherals are truncated when I complied. See the lss file of my project which I enabled all interrupts. 00000000 <__vectors>: 0: 41 c0 rjmp .+130 ; 0x84 <__ctors_end> 2: 00 00 nop 4: 0c 94 f1 08 jmp 0x11e2 ; 0x11e2 <__vector_1> 8: 0c 94 f4 08 jmp 0x11e8 ; 0x11e8 <__vector_2> c: 0c 94 f5 08 jmp 0x11ea ; 0x11ea <__vector_3> 10: 0c 94 f6 08 jmp 0x11ec ; 0x11ec <__vector_4> 14: 0c 94 f7 08 jmp 0x11ee ; 0x11ee <__vector_5> 18: 0c 94 f3 08 jmp 0x11e6 ; 0x11e6 <__vector_6> 1c: 0c 94 d6 09 jmp 0x13ac ; 0x13ac <__vector_7> 20: 0c 94 d7 09 jmp 0x13ae ; 0x13ae <__vector_8> 24: 0c 94 d5 09 jmp 0x13aa ; 0x13aa <__vector_9> 28: 0c 94 d4 09 jmp 0x13a8 ; 0x13a8 <__vector_10> 2c: 0c 94 d2 09 jmp 0x13a4 ; 0x13a4 <__vector_11> 30: 0c 94 d3 09 jmp 0x13a6 ; 0x13a6 <__vector_12> 34: 0c 94 93 09 jmp 0x1326 ; 0x1326 <__vector_13> 38: 0c 94 91 09 jmp 0x1322 ; 0x1322 <__vector_14> 3c: 0c 94 92 09 jmp 0x1324 ; 0x1324 <__vector_15> 40: 0c 94 90 09 jmp 0x1320 ; 0x1320 <__vector_16> 44: 0c 94 45 09 jmp 0x128a ; 0x128a <__vector_17> 48: 0c 94 f8 08 jmp 0x11f0 ; 0x11f0 <__vector_18> 4c: 0c 94 1a 09 jmp 0x1234 ; 0x1234 <__vector_19> 50: 0c 94 44 09 jmp 0x1288 ; 0x1288 <__vector_20> 54: 0c 94 47 09 jmp 0x128e ; 0x128e <__vector_21> 58: 0c 94 46 09 jmp 0x128c ; 0x128c <__vector_22> 5c: 0c 94 8f 09 jmp 0x131e ; 0x131e <__vector_23> 60: 39 c0 rjmp .+114 ; 0xd4 <__bad_interrupt> 62: 00 00 nop 64: 0c 94 f2 08 jmp 0x11e4 ; 0x11e4 <__vector_25>
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what a disaster to work in this environment what happened to a plain old offline file for sources and libraries why so much complexity and frustration isn't firmware development hard enough so you decided to make it worse?
@1:30 "Secureboot ensures that only trusted and authentic firmware runs on the embedded system" - trusted by whom? By what definition of "authentic"?
Please upload an in-depth video why this defective device you released doesn’t work. That would be a lot more helpful.
Hi, thanks for your comment. Could you provide more details about the issue you're facing? Our team is dedicated to helping resolve these problems, and your insights can help us improve. Thanks for your patience and understanding!
I'm receiving an error that it can't find my tool chain to do a build. A video walking through setting up/importing the project and building would be extremely helpful.
Hi there, thanks for reaching out. We are sorry to hear that you are receiving these errors. We can pass this suggestion along to our team. For now, if you submit a case with our technical support team, they would be happy to help clear this issue up for you. Please contact Microchip.com/CSS. Thank you!
This is almost completely useless I'm afraid, there is so little information. Did anyone without guru telepathy skills even try to do follow this through?
yes, I was expecting something like, here is a blank installation of VSCode, install these extensions, make these config changes, install a hello world c code example, build like this, connect your target system or ice, debug, breakpoint... etc.... Maybe there's another vid that does this.
Nice tutorial, we need much of this!
где опция "32-bit- MCC Harmony project"??? нет такого!!! mplab 6.20, последний, только что скачанный... Гоффно этот ваш мплаб!
Hi there, it seems you're unable to find the "32-bit MCC Harmony project" option in MPLAB X IDE version 6.20. Please ensure you have the MPLAB Harmony Framework and the MPLAB Code Configurator (MCC) plugins installed. Hope this helps!
I installed mplab and did not find mplab-harmony, although the training videos say that harmony is an integral part of mplab. And I can’t download harmony anywhere. Bull sh@t your mplab! It's a pity to spend money on EV76S68A... It would be better if I chose an ARM from TI.... Code composer studio more fryendly.....
Thanks for reaching out! You will first need to start a new project in order to get to the Harmony download. This video details an older version of MPLAB that not longer fits the same format of MPLAB V6.20. Please start by creating a Application Project. From there, MCC will automatically be initialized, and you can open Harmony. Please take note of the different versions of MPLAB. MPLAB is constantly being updated.
useless video with no real information
For a tutorial, it would be sensible to narrate the video with a speaker without a non english accent. And slower speeh.
Thanks so much for your feedback, we'll keep this in mind for future content.
Nice Video
I don't know why to use mplab for Atmel. It was great before... Wake up!
In 36s after I create de project, the MCC button dont appear. I using ATSAME51...
Hi there, for the ATSAME51, which is a 32-bit MCU, you'll need to use MCC Harmony. After consulting with our MCU32 product team, we confirmed that there is no native support for MCC Harmony in Microchip Studio. You might be able to use MCC Standalone to generate an MPLAB X project and then import it into Microchip Studio. However, please note that Microchip Studio is no longer being updated, and there are no future development plans for it. We recommend using MPLAB X IDE instead: www.microchip.com/en-us/tools-resources/develop/mplab-x-ide.
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Well, it doesn't do anything with a project. So what is the point of importing if you can't work with it.
This is the most complicated, most bloated software tool I’ve ever worked with, what a disaster! Wish Microchip put more of there resources into successful development tools like PlatformIO instead of this MPLAB garbage.
Hi there. We're sorry to hear you're having trouble with MPLAB X. Its extensive features and capabilities can sometimes make it seem complex, but they are designed to provide flexibility and power for a wide range of applications. If you encounter issues or need guidance, our support team is available to assist you. Please reach out to Microchip.com/CSS for help. Your feedback is valuable and helps us improve our tools.
is able to drive 12v fan directly? for 4 wire fan without pwm drive circuit
Hi there, thanks for your question. The EMC2305 can control up to five 4-wire fans, providing PWM signals for speed control. To directly drive a 12V fan, you can connect the fan's power and ground wires to a 12V supply. The EMC2305 will handle the PWM control.
Do you have a video on how to install Mplab into Visual Studio Code?
Hi there, thanks for reaching out. Currently, MPLAB X IDE is primarily a standalone development environment and doesn't have full integration with Visual Studio Code. However, we did release a MPLAB Extension Pack for Visual Studio Code, which can help you leverage some MPLAB features within VS Code. There is no video on this specifically, but this other video may help you understand how to use our plugins: ruclips.net/video/WSePR0jIeKI/видео.html. Hope this helps!
Hello, everytime i try to build my project i get this error in visual studio code: Image path is not set. Can't get build directory structure
Hi there, thanks for your question. You may need to try selecting the correct image path. Open tasks.json or the relevant configuration file in your project. Locate the section where the image path should be set. Ensure the path is correctly pointing to the directory where your images or build outputs are stored. Here is an example: "tasks": [ { "label": "build", "type": "shell", "command": "your-build-command", "options": { "cwd": "${workspaceFolder}" }, "problemMatcher": ["$gcc"], "group": { "kind": "build", "isDefault": true }, "detail": "Generated task by Debugger." } ] Clean and rebuild after this. If this does not work, please let our technical support team know at Microchip.com/CSS. Hope this helps!
Good video👍👍👍
Hi, is it possible to use the "MCP3461" 16 bit ADC for A DIY audio sampling project? Since it has differential input, fairly high sample rate, cheap.
Hi there, thanks for your question! Yes, the MCP3461 is able to be used for a DIY audio sampling project. It features differential input and a sample rate of up to 153.6 ksps, making it suitable for capturing high-quality audio signals. However, you will need to implement proper signal conditioning and anti-aliasing filters to ensure the best audio quality. Hope this helps!
@@MicrochipTechnology hi and thnx for the answer, what you mean with: proper signal conditioning? a Sallen Key Filter is easy to add. looking the datatsheet again you probably should use 2.5 V reference reference, right? how about the negative? i have seen more of these complex adc/dac "chips" and you don't try, scared that mess up with the differential input and it's ends up in the trash.
step:Manage Frameword notice that:harmony framework location is not valid and i can not click next&finish
Hi there, thanks for reaching out! You may want to try to run your application as an Administrator. We would also recommend that you verify that MPLAB Harmony v3 is correctly installed by navigating to the installation directory. The path should point to the folder where MPLAB Harmony v3 is installed. Typically, it looks something like C:\microchip\harmony\v3. Check for the presence of essential files like config, framework, and utilities. Hope this helps!
Nice basic video :D
i need some help on this programmer, i do auto electronics, i need to retrieve information from a pic18f458, can the pickit 5 read and save software?
Hi, The MPLAB® PICkit™ 5 can read and save software from a PIC18F458. Connect via ICSP, use MPLAB X IDE or IPE, select the device, and use the "Read" function. For more info, see the User's Guide: onlinedocs.microchip.com/g/GUID-8D61C0B9-A97F-4F4D-99F8-1D7424264C2A-en-US-1/index.html. Hope this helps!
@@MicrochipDeveloperHelp thank so much
I was so into Pic Micros and did so many cool projects with Pic Basic Pro. Then the whole Arduino thing happend and i got on that new thing. Now looking back i'm so sad Microchip didn't do their own IDE that was as easy to use as the Arduino IDE.
Updated video ruclips.net/video/Al2hDnEskWk/видео.htmlfeature=shared
That absolutely convinced me to... stick with an ESP32
Finally convinced of something in life?? 😀
ESP32 is RF SoC, de core maybe MIPS from Cadence or Risc-V. Is different to MCU ARM Cortex M.
Ooh what a great presentation 👍👍
we need something far more advanced then this
Hi there, thanks for reaching out! Based on your need for advanced performance, we would like to recommend the SAM E70 Series (www.microchip.com/en-us/solutions/technologies/displays/embedded-graphics-solutions/mcu-guided-selection-tool-for-graphics/sam-e70-series). It offers a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M7 core at up to 300 MHz, 2 MB Flash, 384 KB SRAM, and extensive connectivity options. Perfect for demanding applications. Hope this helps!
The latest video on the subject ruclips.net/video/Al2hDnEskWk/видео.html
Hi, Why it is required to build 2 times to reflect the changes. After, providing the build settings (time - 5:13) - Before the build we have empty fpga_design_config folder then after the build it is filled with generated configuration files - where in src- > boards -> my-iccle-kit-configuration-> fpga_design_config -> clocks -> hw_mss_clks.h - MSS_COREPLEX_CPU_CLK has a value = 600000000 but only after rebuilding the project the value has changed to 300000000 . But, it should have updated in the 1st build itself - Please can you provide an explanation to that
Hi there, thanks for your question. The requirement to build twice is due to dependency resolution and incremental processes. The initial build generates necessary configs; the second build integrates these changes fully. The clock value update occurs as configurations propagate correctly. If this issue persists, please contact Microchip support for assistance. Microchip.com/CSS. Thank you!
Sorry, but our company has a strict policy that non-perpetual licences are EVIL, and strictly NOT ALLOWED. So we are going the MikroElektronika path, plus they have Pascal and STM32 support as well.
Hi, we are sorry to hear that we cannot support your venture. Best of luck Steven 😊
This video has the latest tools: ruclips.net/video/YdMzN8aUt5A/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Well explained ❤️..thank you mam
Glad you enjoyed this video! Thanks for your feedback :)
The only downside with those microcontrollers I have is that they don't have USB.
Hi, if you need microcontrollers with USB support, consider our PIC18F46J50, PIC32MX570F512L, and SAM D21. These options offer integrated USB functionality for various applications. Hope this helps!
@@MicrochipDeveloperHelp Yes, thank you, they are options that I used, but I was referring to a 32-bit microcontroller with USB, and running at 5V.
This is honestly a hot mess. There is no reasonably clear documentation on how to start developing SAM applications without using that ridiculously convoluted and bloated tool called "Harmony". There is NOT HARMONY whatsoever on the development flow, guys. You are NOT making these tools accessible or user-friendly. It is a shame
Latest - ruclips.net/video/YdMzN8aUt5A/видео.html
This video is obsolete and does not work for the new MPLAB!
Hello, thanks for providing your feedback to us. We keep these videos up as some users continue to use older versions of our IDE’s and tool chained products. Please contact our team if you need help implementing a TCP/IP Stack on Harmony V3 - Microchip.com/CSS. Thanks again!
When I follow these steps I don't see any SAM devices in the MCC list. I have the X32 compiler installed on my computer. Any help would be appreciated
SAM devices can be programmed using MPLAB X IDE
Hi there, thanks for reaching out with your question. Please ensure all MCC plugins and content are up to date to see SAM devices. This can be due to outdated MCC Harmony documents or incomplete installations. Making sure that all necessary plugins and content are up to date is crucial. Please contact Microchip.com/CSS if the issues persists. Thank you!
tons of noise in my 15x Sharp IR and my professor pushes me to just use software filter techniques, but I really want to just use analog I think it's more robust. What do you think?
Thanks for reaching out! Using analog filters can be more robust for reducing noise in your sensor. Analog filters, like RC filters, can effectively clean up the signal before it reaches the digital stage, making it easier to process. This can be particularly useful for eliminating high-frequency noise and interference, which might be harder to handle with software filters alone. Hope this helps!
Octave term comes from music, where note from higher octave has twice the frequency then the lower one
How does this work on Linux?
Hi there, thanks for your question! This device is compatible with Linux, Windows 7 or later and MacOSX. You will need to use the compatible IDE - MPLAB X IDE V6.20 is our latest version. However, the PICkit4 is EOL and we do recommend moving to the PICkit 5 or the ICD5.
@@MicrochipDeveloperHelp Thank you for the quick reply. Is there a trustworthy distributor of the product in Brazil? It seems almost impossible to get them here.
Thanks for sharing. Good job
Glad you enjoyed this video!
i cant find any comprehensive documentation on how to use CAN in harmony v3 with SAMC21J18A anywhere. any advice on this? i got so far as to include and configure the CAN driver in the project graph, but thats when the online instructions end. like, what functions do i use to write on the bus, or how do i set it up in the code? it is surprising that virtually no information on this exists, even though it is crucial to being able to use the application.
Hi there, thanks for reaching out! To use CAN in Harmony v3 with SAMC21J18A, initialize the CAN module using CANx_Initialize(), transmit messages with CANx_MessageTransmit(), and receive messages with CANx_MessageReceive(). Please feel free to message the Technical Client Success Team if you have any more questions. Microchip.com/CSS. Thanks!
Hey how can ı upload my pic18f45k22 codes on mplab into physical pic18f45k22 please help me I try yo control esp8266 with this code in pic
after executing the command .\iotprovision-bin.exe -c aws -m mar --force-ca-certs an error: Set up 'aws' account Create AWS policy using MAR Using AWS profile default Found credentials in shared credentials file: ~/.aws/credentials Found credentials in shared credentials file: ~/.aws/credentials Using existing ZT policy Upgrade debugger firmware if required... ERROR - Operation failed with PydebuggerupgradeError: Unable to connect to DFU can you help please?
it is great lecture... may I ask you add to the description the playlist link to which this video belongs
As you wish!
Here's the playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLtQdQmNK_0DQ8KGcZ1BOPv-3RDPvtqJ1H
@@MicrochipDeveloperHelp Thank you 🌹🌹🌹
I choose MCC for I choose MCC for pic32mm0256gpm048 but when I go to CM -> Harmony 3 chip support package, there is no csp to update to v3.18.4, only csp_apps. How to get csp to update?
Check once in MCC or wait for new update