- 120 pin Hirose connector which mates with PIC32MX Starter kit header
- Fan out of all pins to 2 dual row 0.1 inch spacing headers
- 5V power supply with on/off switch and reverse polarity protection
- 2.1 mm pin 9-15V wall transformer input
- Additional auxiliary 3.3V supply (to supplement the PIC32 starter board if necessary)
- Additional adjustable supply, primarily for the color LCD display back light
(nominally 6.0 to 7.0V) but also available for other prototyping
- Connector for Nokia color LCD (cell phone display with 132x132 pixels), SPI interface
- Lumex 16x2 LCD display
- JTAG connections
- ICSP connector
- SPI EEPROM or Flash memory
- I2C EEPROM
- Stereo earphone jack with 2 low pass filters for audio
- NTSC or PAL Video output through RCA jack
- VGA output (R, G or B), selectable with 2 jumpers
- Transflash / microSD card socket
- 1 16 pin SOIC pad (with interfaces to 2 0.1 spacing holes each pad)
- 1 18 pin SSOP pad (with interfaces to 2 0.1 spacing holes each pad)
- 1 6 pin SOT-23 pad
- 1 22 pin DIP pad with power and ground bus and interfaced with 2 holes each pad)
- 2 additional LEDs
- 2 additional switches
- MCLR button
- RS-232 with full CTS and RTS functionality and a 9 pin DIN connector
- Generous additional prototyping area with
power and ground busses
- Compatible with PIC32 and PIC32 USB Starter
Kits
- Optional interface with Newhaven 2.4in TFT color LCD with touchscreen (NEW)
Supports the projects described in Lucio Di Jasio's book "Programming 32-bit Microcontrollers
in C". You can find more information on it here:
