DIY-Cyton: Burning code on pic32 separately

ahsanic · March 2017

can i burn code on pic32 before soldering it on cyton board. That is burning the code using external hardware.

Same for RFD22301

ahsanic · October 2018

Yes I can!

I have burned code into pic32 using pickit3 and it works like charm.

Haseeb · November 2018

Hi ahsanic

Can you guide me about burning code in pic32 using pickit3?

wjcroft · November 2018

https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/4123/#Comment_4123

Haseeb · November 2018

Thanks wjcroft

ahsanic · November 2018

Hey Haseeb,

Connect Pic32 with pickit3 using the PIN (Google the pins)

You will have to burn bootloader code first. This one

https://github.com/chipKIT32/PIC32-avrdude-bootloader/blob/master/BootloadersCurrent-hex/UDB32_MX2_DIP.hex

After that you can upload the defaultBoard.hex file.

It shall work after that.

Haseeb · November 2018

Thanks ahsanic

dryerase · November 2018

Is uploading the code provided on the OpenBCI website's documentation section directly to the MCU using Arduino IDE possible? I bought the PIC32 and have the setup for it for bootloading, but I was just wondering if I can send the code into the MCU by selecting "OpenBCI 32" on Arduino IDE and sending the code through a micro-usb is possible. Thank you!

dryerase · November 2018

Hey ahsanic, did you use arduino or MPLAB to burn the code into the pic32?

DIY-Cyton: Burning code on pic32 separately

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