Getting Started
Quick Start Guide​
Powering the Board​
The board can be powered using any of the following methods:
- USB power through the onboard USB programmer
- External 7–12V DC input
- External regulated 5V supply
Ensure that only one power source is connected at a time.
Programming the MCU​
The board supports multiple programming options:
- Program the onboard AT89S52 MCU using the built-in USB programmer
- Program an external AT89S52 MCU using the ICSP connection
- Upload firmware directly from ProgISP
First LED Blink​
The onboard user LED is connected to P1.2.
To get started:
- Create a simple LED blink program.
- Compile the source code and generate the HEX file.
- Program the MCU using ProgISP.
- Verify that the onboard LED blinks as expected.