- Plug in Flip&Click (use the USB port between C and D socket).
- Launch Arduino IDE
- Download ChipKIT core (for detailed instruction, see the user manual)
- Start writing Arduino sketches.
Using Flip&Click PIC32MZ with MikroE bootloader
- Plug in Flip&Click PIC32MZ (use the USB port between A and B socket).
- Start mikroC PRO for PIC32
- Write your code
- Start MikroElektronika USB HID bootloader (detailed instructions in the user manual)
- Download your code on MCU.
More than 300 click boards™ available
In Arduino-terms, click boards™ are like mini shields. Their small size allows you to add up to four different sensors, transceivers, encoders, or any other types of chips or modules while keeping the design compact (no stacking). More than 300 click boards™ are available.
Tech Support
For any questions or tech support you might need, your go-to source of wisdom is the MikroElektronika helpdesk. We are happy to help. All we ask in return is that you have fun with your Flip&Click PIC32MZ.