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Revision as of 13:14, 14 May 2009
This is an article in the process of creation, will you help finish it?
In the PIC world programming may mean either writing the program by a human being or writing the hex file from the compiled ( assembled ) program into the PIC chip. This page concenrns the former.
There are several different methods of programming each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Right now I like serial bootloading the best, but it may not be the best for everyone. The following chart summarizes the methods, they are then discussed in more detail later.
| Method | What | Details |
| Stepper Motor Drive | Stepper Motor Tester | Half step, forward reverse, variable speed. |
