OPNIC

See project on GitHub

Quick-start

1. fit a 2¢ euro coin into BOOTSEL
2. connect the board via USB to the computer
3. remove the coin
4. run: ./build.sh -+ snake release uf2

For more information, read the development file.

Folder structure

Folder structure is the following:

• doc: contains the documentation
• hardware: contains the EAGLE files
• firmware: contains the firmware-related folders, like micropython and cpp

Each folder inside the micropython and cpp directories contains the so called "projects". A project can be a library with a test script or a target application.

Note on project compilation: if you don't have the pico-sdk installed on your system, it will download from the Internet before compiling.

How to run the build script

All build.sh files need to know which project to compile / run. For example ./build.sh touch [options] will tell it to use the touch project. For more information, please use the -h option.

Please note that for OPNIC Board Rev. A, programming with Micropython is unavailable.

Thank you

Thank you Ted Rossin for allowing us to make usage and small changes to your TFT Display GUI on Raspberry Pi Pico project.