Quick Start

Using the Arduino IDE is a great way to write and upload code for boards that support the Arduino framework. It has a user-friendly interface, sample sketches, and a library manager to easily download additional libraries. It’s also open-source, regularly updated with new features, and has a large community of users who can provide support and share their own projects and experiences. This is why we here at Remal made sure all our boards support the Arduino IDE. Adding Remal boards to the Arduino IDE is simple and quick:

1. First, you will need to download the latest Arduino IDE from the Arduino website and choose the version that matches your operating system
2. To add boards to the Arduino IDE, open the Arduino IDE and go to “File > Preferences”
3. In the Additional Boards Manager URLs field, enter:
   https://remal.io/remal-core/package_remalboards_index.json

   

4. Click OK to save your changes
5. Go to “Tools > Board > Boards Manager” and search for “remal”:
   
6. Click install on both or depending on which Remal board you own
7. Once the board is installed, select it from the “Tools > Board” menu

And that’s it! Choose the specific Remal board you want to use below and continue with the quick start guide from there. Happy coding!