The Cytron Maker Uno RP2040 brings the power of the Raspberry Pi® RP2040 chip into the familiar Uno form factor. It maintains the user-friendly nature of Uno all while utilizing the advanced capabilities of the RP2040. Not only that, this board also equipped with Maker series features along with other useful features.
In this repository, we provide example code code to help you get started programming the board using Arduino IDE, CircuitPython, or MicroPython. These examples cover basic usage of the onboard components and some external components such as OLED display, digital sensor, and analog sensor.
You will need the following hardware and software:
Hardware:
Software:
Code Editor/IDEs:
- For CircuitPython and MicroPython software like Mu Editor and Thonny IDE is commonly used.
- For Arduino programming language, please install Arduino IDE.
Firmware:
- To install CircuitPython firmware on your Maker Uno RP2040, you can download the firmware for CircuitPython on Maker Uno RP2040.
- For Arduino you can follow this instruction to Install Arduino Board Manager.
- For MicroPython, we have not created a custom firmware yet. For now, you can use Pico MicroPyhton Firmware
For more information on the Maker Uno RP2040, please visit the resources section of the product page:
Head to our Getting Started Guide on our website to find step-by-step instructions and tutorials for setting up your Maker Uno RP2040 for Arduino IDE and CircuitPython:
Check out tutorials of other exciting projects that can be done using the Maker Uno RP2040:
- Offline Dino Game Cheat with Maker Uno RP2040
- DHT11 Sensor Data Logging using Maker Uno RP2040
- Play Game using Joystick on Maker Uno RP2040
If you need further assistance, we welcome you to our technical forum or contact us through email [email protected] where our team will gladly assist you.