是的,你把USB电缆从你的PC连接到板上的迷你B连接器。它显示在硬件工具窗口下的传统启动工具包& & SDK PIC32。我已经附加了一个屏幕截图从我的Linux系统。它在我的Windows 7 PC上工作,但外观略有不同。在Windows系统上,它显示(在“设备和打印机”下)为“定制微芯片USB设备”在Linux上,LSUB报告“ID04D8:00 E0 Microchip技术公司PIC32启动板”,我还没有与任何其他PC开放测试。评级系统,但这些都符合预期:没有外部程序员需要。底线:一旦附加它的行为就像一个皮卡3。编程是完美的,但我不使用(即没有使用)调试功能。另一件事:我会说,对于一些版本的MPLABX,我注意到某些PKOB设备没有被识别,除非它们在启动MPLABX之前连接到PC。无论是在MPLABX版本4.01和4.05之前或之后插入它,似乎都没什么区别,但我想我会提到它。有时事情有点不一致。或者至少这是我不时听到的声音。戴夫,
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Yes, you connect a USB cable from your PC to the Mini-B connector on the top of the board. It shows up in the Hardware Tool window under
Legacy Starter Kits->SDKE PIC32.
I have attached a screen shot from my Linux system. It works the same on my Windows 7 PC, but the appearance is slightly different.
On the Windows system it shows up (under "Devices and Printers") as "Custom Microchip USB Device"
On Linux, lsu*** reports "ID 04d8:00e0 Microchip Technology, Inc. PIC32 Starter Board"
I haven't tested with any other PC operating systems, but with these it works as expected: No external programmer needed.
Bottom line: Once attached it acts like a PICkit 3. Programming has been perfect, but I don't use (i.e. haven't used) the debug functionality.
One other thing:
I will say that for some versions of MPLABX I noticed that certain PKOB devices aren't recognized unless they are connected to the PC before starting MPLABX. It seems not to make a difference whether you plug it in before or after starting MPLABX version 4.01 and 4.05, but I thought I would mention it. Sometimes things are a little inconsistent. Or at least that's what I hear from time to time.
Regards,
Dave
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是的,你把USB电缆从你的PC连接到板上的迷你B连接器。它显示在硬件工具窗口下的传统启动工具包& & SDK PIC32。我已经附加了一个屏幕截图从我的Linux系统。它在我的Windows 7 PC上工作,但外观略有不同。在Windows系统上,它显示(在“设备和打印机”下)为“定制微芯片USB设备”在Linux上,LSUB报告“ID04D8:00 E0 Microchip技术公司PIC32启动板”,我还没有与任何其他PC开放测试。评级系统,但这些都符合预期:没有外部程序员需要。底线:一旦附加它的行为就像一个皮卡3。编程是完美的,但我不使用(即没有使用)调试功能。另一件事:我会说,对于一些版本的MPLABX,我注意到某些PKOB设备没有被识别,除非它们在启动MPLABX之前连接到PC。无论是在MPLABX版本4.01和4.05之前或之后插入它,似乎都没什么区别,但我想我会提到它。有时事情有点不一致。或者至少这是我不时听到的声音。戴夫,
以上来自于百度翻译
以下为原文
Yes, you connect a USB cable from your PC to the Mini-B connector on the top of the board. It shows up in the Hardware Tool window under
Legacy Starter Kits->SDKE PIC32.
I have attached a screen shot from my Linux system. It works the same on my Windows 7 PC, but the appearance is slightly different.
On the Windows system it shows up (under "Devices and Printers") as "Custom Microchip USB Device"
On Linux, lsu*** reports "ID 04d8:00e0 Microchip Technology, Inc. PIC32 Starter Board"
I haven't tested with any other PC operating systems, but with these it works as expected: No external programmer needed.
Bottom line: Once attached it acts like a PICkit 3. Programming has been perfect, but I don't use (i.e. haven't used) the debug functionality.
One other thing:
I will say that for some versions of MPLABX I noticed that certain PKOB devices aren't recognized unless they are connected to the PC before starting MPLABX. It seems not to make a difference whether you plug it in before or after starting MPLABX version 4.01 and 4.05, but I thought I would mention it. Sometimes things are a little inconsistent. Or at least that's what I hear from time to time.
Regards,
Dave
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