Download and Install Software

Note: This product is discontinued and no longer supported in the latest software package.
Please download the legacy software package here: http://microduinoinc.com/downloads/Arduino+IDE+1.6.9+for+Microduino.dmg

Download the legacy Mac IDE: http://microduinoinc.com/downloads/Arduino+IDE+1.6.9+for+Microduino.dmg

Change your settings to allow identified developers by going to: (Apple Logo) >>> System Preferences...
Then go to Security & Privacy.

Click on then Lock icon and enter your credentials to be able to change settings.
Under Allow apps download from: select App Store and identified developers
Click the Lock icon again to lock and save changes.

Open the downloaded file. A folder will open containing the Microduino IDE and drivers for the hardware.

Open the Drivers folder. Drivers are needed to communicate with the Microduino hardware.

Install ONE of the driver packages:
- Driver_OS10.3.mpkg if you have Mac OS 10.3 or below.
- Driver_OS10.4-10.8.mpkg if you have Mac OS 10.4 to Mac OS 10.8.
- Driver_OS10.9-Newer.mpkg if you have Mac OS 10.9 or newer.
Follow the on-screen instructions to install the driver.

Once completed. Drag the Arduino for Microduino.app application to your Applications folder to install the IDE.

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The software is now installed and ready to use. Double-click the application to launch it!

Configuring and Testing the Software/Hardware

Open the Microduino software.
Go to “Tools > Board” and select “Microduino/mCookie-Core USB (32u4)”
Go to “Tools > Processor” and select “USB”
Connect the CoreUSB to your computer using a MicroUSB cable. DO NOT have any other modules stacked or connected.
Go to “Tools > Port” and select the port. It is usually the one that is select-able. It should be labeled /dev/cu.usbmodem____ (Arduino Leonardo)
With the default sample code. Hit upload (right arrow icon on the top left of the software).
The code will compile and will say upload complete if successful. Congratulations the software setup is complete!