Overview
Atmel START helps you getting started with microcontroller development. It allows you to select MCU, configure software components, drivers, middleware, and example projects to tailor your embedded application in a usable and optimized manner. Once you are done you can download the generated code project and open it in Atmel Studio or another third-party development tool.
1 Introduction
2 Requirements and Compatibility
3 Getting Started: Atmel START
- 3.1 Documentation Resources
  The major sources of documentation are Getting Started projects, the Atmel START User Manual, as well as reference manuals for ASF4 and Foundation Services framework content.
- 3.2 Getting Started
- 3.3 How to Add and Configure Software Components
- 3.4 Save and Restore Configurations
4 Configuration Screens
Atmel START offers a flexible array of configuration screens, in order to set up various aspects of your design.
5 TrustZone Support
6 Using Atmel START Output in External Tools
When your project is configured in Atmel START, you must export it in order to use it in a C compiler.
7 Content in Atmel START
8 Keyboard Shortcuts
The following keyboard shortcuts are supported by Atmel START.
9 Linking to Atmel START
You can link directly to devices, boards, and projects in Atmel START from other web pages.
10 Revision History
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3 Getting Started: Atmel START

Open a browser and go to http://start.atmel.com.

The online versions of the documents are provided as a courtesy. Verify all content and data in the device’s PDF documentation found on the device product page.