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== Summary ==
== Summary ==
Pinecil Break-out board for debugging and dev.
Pinecil Break-out board for debugging and dev. (these directions are for the V2 model of Pinecil).


- attach to any UART ttl converter.
* attach wires from the Break-out board to any UART TTL converter (siPeed in this photo).
- example here with Sipeed RV-debugger-plus JTAG+UART BL702, a full-featured open source support for secondary development
* reverse the RX and TX when connecting so that  Rx --> TX  and TX --> RX  between the Breakout board and the UART adapter.
- Github repo for [SiPeed device](https://github.com/sipeed/RV-Debugger-BL702)
* connect a USB-C cable from the SiPeed adapter to a PC/laptop.
* Open Device manager or simlilar to check which COM port the Pinecil V2 connected to.
* Open an app like Putty, select Serial type, set baud speed to 2000000, and enter the same COM number retrieved from Device Manager.
 
* example here is the Sipeed RV-debugger-plus JTAG+UART BL702, which has full-featured open source support for secondary development
* SiPeed: although not needed for UART testing, the full Github repo for the [https://github.com/sipeed/RV-Debugger-BL702 SiPeed device is here] and has other functions.


[[Category: Pinecil]]
[[Category: Pinecil]]

Latest revision as of 22:05, 10 April 2023

Summary

Pinecil Break-out board for debugging and dev. (these directions are for the V2 model of Pinecil).

  • attach wires from the Break-out board to any UART TTL converter (siPeed in this photo).
  • reverse the RX and TX when connecting so that Rx --> TX and TX --> RX between the Breakout board and the UART adapter.
  • connect a USB-C cable from the SiPeed adapter to a PC/laptop.
  • Open Device manager or simlilar to check which COM port the Pinecil V2 connected to.
  • Open an app like Putty, select Serial type, set baud speed to 2000000, and enter the same COM number retrieved from Device Manager.
  • example here is the Sipeed RV-debugger-plus JTAG+UART BL702, which has full-featured open source support for secondary development
  • SiPeed: although not needed for UART testing, the full Github repo for the SiPeed device is here and has other functions.

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