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- | ====== chipKIT Wi-FIRE Resource Center====== | + | ~~REDIRECT> |
- | {{ : | + | ====== Wi-FIRE Resource Center====== |
- | **Welcome to the resource center for the chipKIT | + | {{ : |
- | Here you will find all the reference materials that Digilent has created for this board, as well as links to any external content we have tracked down. If you are interested in purchasing the Wi-FIRE , visit the product page on our main website: [[http:// | + | **Welcome to the resource center for the Wi-FIRE!** |
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+ | Here you will find all the reference materials that Digilent has created for this board, as well as links to any external content we have tracked down. If you are interested in purchasing the Wi-FIRE , visit the product page on our main website: [[http:// | ||
Building on the previous successes with the chipKIT™ WF32, the Wi-FIRE uses the same, 43 available I/O Pins, 12 Analog Inputs, 3.3 Operating voltage, 4 User LEDs, potentiometer, | Building on the previous successes with the chipKIT™ WF32, the Wi-FIRE uses the same, 43 available I/O Pins, 12 Analog Inputs, 3.3 Operating voltage, 4 User LEDs, potentiometer, | ||
The Wi-FIRE is significantly faster than its WF32 counterpart, | The Wi-FIRE is significantly faster than its WF32 counterpart, | ||
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=====Revision History ===== | =====Revision History ===== | ||
You can find the revision of your board by looking on the underside, near the white bar-coded box. | You can find the revision of your board by looking on the underside, near the white bar-coded box. | ||
- | {{:chipkit_wifire: | + | We are currently on [[chipkit_wifire: |
- | We are currently on Revision C of the WF32. | + | {{: |
- | Previous Version: [[chipkit_wifire: | + | |
- | Revision C- updated the silicon (previously Pre-Production) to Production Silicon. | + | Previous versions can be found here: [[chipkit_wifire: |
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+ | Revision D updated the board to include a JTAG debugger header. | ||
+ | Revision C updated the silicon (previously Pre-Production) to Production Silicon. | ||
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===== Documentation ===== | ===== Documentation ===== | ||
- | * **Schematic** -- {{: | + | * **Schematic** -- {{: |
- | * **Reference Manual | + | * PDF Schematic of the PCB |
- | * The wiki page may have more up to date information than the PDF version. | + | * **Reference Manual ** |
- | + | * Rev. D -- [[refmanual|Wiki]] {{: | |
- | ------ | + | * The wiki pages may have more up to date information than the PDF version. |
- | + | * **EAGLE Project** -- {{: | |
- | + | * Open source EAGLE Project for the chipKIT | |
- | ===== Downloads ===== | + | |
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- | * Open Source | + | |
- | * * chipKIT Bootloader image loaded into the WiFire PIC32 microcontroller at the factory | + | |
- | * The DEIPck Network Stack now downloads as part of the chipKIT | + | |
+ | ===== Design Resources ===== | ||
+ | * **Bootloader** -- {{: | ||
+ | * chipKIT Bootloader image loaded into the WiFire PIC32 microcontroller at the factory. | ||
+ | * **Network Stack** -- [[learn/ | ||
+ | * The Digilent embedded open-source network stack (DEIPcK) now downloads as part of the Digilent Core. | ||
+ | ===== Tutorials ===== | ||
+ | * **Installing the Digilent Core for Arduino IDE** -- [[learn/ | ||
+ | * Instructions for installing the Arduino IDE with the Digilent core | ||
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