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RP2040 Development Board USB-C 16MB - Raspberry Pi Pico compatible

Product information "RP2040 Development Board USB-C 16MB - Raspberry Pi Pico compatible"

  • RP2040 microcontroller
  • 16MB memory (W25Q32)
  • USB-C
  • WS2812 RGB LED (GPIO23)
  • Boot, reset and user button
  • Power LED, User LED (GPIO25)
  • Pin VIN is different from the RaspberryPi Pico (VCC on Pico)
  • Not compatible with Piantor PCB/Kit

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Flash firmware:

  1. Connect the board with a USB cable
  2. Press and hold the BOOT button
  3. Press and release RST button
  4. Release BOOT button
  5. A USB mass storage device with the name RPI-RP2 should apprear
  6. Drag and drop you firmware file (UF2)

 

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