Part 3. Introduction to the MPLAB Code Configurator (MCC) - Embedded C Programming with PIC18F14K50
With this series on the PIC18F14K50, we anticipate using the MPLAB Code Configurator (or MCC) quite a bit. Due to that, to start with, we're going to do many of the tutorials without and then with the MCC to show the differences between the two processes. In this tutorial, we recreate the Blinky tutorial but first setup, then use, the MPLAB Code Configurator. While it may not simplify much on this simple project, as the projects become more complex, the benefits of simplicity will become more and more obvious. We hope you enjoy this microcontroller tutorial using Microchip's PIC as an example!
This is the video tutorial for the more detailed written tutorial written by Sergey, which you can find here: https://www.circuitbread.com/tutorial...
0:00 Introduction
0:55 Reviewing the schematic diagram and physical setup
1:28 Setting up a project
2:48 Setting up the MCC
3:59 Starting up the MCC
4:45 Reviewing the MCC interface
7:00 Using the MCC to setup the project
11:00 Review of the MCC generated files
13:00 Creating the code for our MCC Blinky project
15:04 Prepping and uploading the code
16:01 Project working and homework assignment
16:58 The toast will never pop up
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