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mikromedia workStation v7 - BSP

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Author: MIKROE

Last Updated: 2016-02-18

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Category: Development Systems

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Board Support package for mikromedia workStation v7 for PIC18FJ, dsPIC33, PIC24 and PIC32 development board. Collection of libraries and sbit variables that mask the target MCU architecture and facilitate the usage of mikromedia boards for PIC18Fj, dsPIC33, dsPIC33EP, PIC24, PIC24EP and PIC32

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mikromedia workStation v7 provides full development environment for mikromedia boards. It features on-board debugger, multimedia modules, four mikroBUS host sockets and a large breadboard area. Abstract pin names irrelevant of target mikromedia will bring you enormous flexibility and portability of your code for to supported architecture.

workStation board with mikromedia attached

workStation board with mikromedia attached

Workstation helps you to connect your mikromedia board to the rest of the world. Button, LED and four headers for each pin are the arsenal you need. mikromedia becomes the brain of your device.

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mikromedia workStation v7 webpage

mikromedia workStation v7 contains abstract pin names which are organized into five groups. Board support Package provided here on Libstock contains collection of convenient functions and sbit variables which provide easy way of writing code for target mikromedia board attached to workStation. Functions and variables have exactly the same names regardless of the target mikromedia board or target compiler, which means that code written using BSP can be ported from PIC to dsPIC and PIC32 with barely any adjustments at all.

BSP functions and variables in Library manager window

BSP functions and variables in Library manager window

After you install selected BSP package using Package Manager software, you will notice a new library in your compiler's Lilbrary manager window. All function and variable names start with WS_ prefix, which makes them easy to find in Code Assistant (CTRL+S

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