The 8-bit PIC Programmer board (BL0011) can be used with various programming languages including Assembly, C and Flowcode. To program the PIC on the board a free tool called mLoader is available to download.
The board comes with a powerful PIC16F18877 microcontroller. The board presents all port pins collected together as E-blocks2 sockets. The board takes power from an external power supply or from the micro USB port.
The E-blocks2 board is compatible with Ghost technology. Using the board with Flowcode allows the use of the advanced Ghost debugging features, including in-circuit debugging, real-time pin monitoring, and bus decoding.
If using this board with First Generation downstream E-blocks, then you will need an E-blocks2 upstream to E-blocks downstream connector.
The USB-connected Arduino Shield (BL0055) serves as a robust microcontroller programming and debugging platform for PC. It's compatible with programming languages like Assembly, C, Arduino IDE, and Flowcode, offering versatile options for users.
The flexible downstream board (BL0114) is perfect for learning and projects. It's compatible with any upstream E-blocks2 programmer, enabling exploration of multiple technologies on a single board.
The 8-bit microcontroller multi-programmer connects to a PC via USB to provide you with a powerful microcontroller and debugging platform.
