Getting Started: Atmel START Configuration Screens
- 1 Introduction
- 2 LAB 1: Find and run projects from START’s example browser
  The main objective of this hands-on LAB is to showcase START’s example browser, to easily find relevant example projects, download, then compile and run in an IDE.
- 3 LAB 2: EVENTS - GPIO Events on Button press and 2 Hz RTC output
  The main objective of this hands-on Lab is to build a simple example using the Event System, RTC periodic interrupt timer and some GPIO. The example involves configuration in the DASHBOARD, PINMUX, CLOCKS config and EVENTS configurator screens.
- 4 LAB 3: LOGIC - Turn on LED only when both SW0 and SW1 are pressed
  Re-configuring the project from LAB2, the logic peripheral is added to the project. Minor modifications are made to all the configuration screens used in LAB2 in addition to using the CCL (Logic) configurator.
- 5 Conclusion
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5 Conclusion

This hands-on lesson has shown the patterns of how to search example projects in Atmel START. It should be possible to run any application without much experience with the related technologies.

Although not a focus, the Data Visualizer has been used to verify the results of the various labs.

You should now:

Confidently search, download and run example projects from START.
Use many of the START configuration screens, specifically the EVENTS and CCL Configurators.
Know how to import and update an Atmel Start project in Atmel Studio 7.

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