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==Software Preperation==
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*Arduino IDE-Programming software, which can be downloaded here '''[[Microduino Getting started]]'''


* Software communication support package, needed to be downloaded and then installed to the core board of Microduino. Local download:  [[File:S4AFirmware15.zip]]
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==Hardware Preperation==
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*Microduino Equipment  
**[[Microduino-Core]]
**[[Microduino-USBTTL]]

*Other equipment 
**PC   
**USB cable 

'''Users can also use [[mCookie-CoreUSB]], [[Microduino-CoreUSB]] or [[Microduino-Core+]] to debug. Please select the right board from Tools->Board->XXX in Arduino IDE when you download the program.  

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==Hardware Connection==
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*Build Microduino development environment. Please refer to: '''[[Microduino Getting started]]'''

*Stack Microduino-Core and MicroduinoUSBTTL, then connect to the PC through USB cable.  

* Open "S4AFirmware15" with Arduino IDE, choose the right board and port and then download the program to Microduino-Core.  

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*Install S4A programming software, open it when connecting automatically to Microduino boards, and you can see the connected port number and monitor analog port data. 

*Have fun after buildup! 
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==Tutorial==
[[LED Flashing Experiment]]
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