Difference between revisions of "Circuitpython"
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| + | = Installing CircuitPython = | ||
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| + | Go to [https://circuitpython.org/downloads circuitpython.org/downloads] and download the version for your board. | ||
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| + | Connect the board to the computer (e.g. Raspberry PI Pico) and the folder RPI-RP2 shows ups in your file system. | ||
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| + | Copy the .uf2 into the folder of the board. | ||
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= Install the Mu Editor = | = Install the Mu Editor = | ||
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* Test if it works in the CircuitPython REPL console | * Test if it works in the CircuitPython REPL console | ||
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Revision as of 10:05, 22 June 2024
Installing CircuitPython
Go to circuitpython.org/downloads and download the version for your board.
Connect the board to the computer (e.g. Raspberry PI Pico) and the folder RPI-RP2 shows ups in your file system.
Copy the .uf2 into the folder of the board.
Install the Mu Editor
Follow the instructions for installting the Mu Editor.
- download software from codewith.mu
- Install it on your system
- On first start up select CircuitPython as Mode
- Test if it works in the CircuitPython REPL console
