Preface
1 Features and Pinout
Features of MCU and Curiosity Nano, Board Layout Picture, Board Block Diagram, Pinout Diagram
2 Getting Started
Getting started resources for the PIC18F56Q24 Curiosity Nano board in the MPLAB Tools Ecosystem.
3 On-Board Debugger
Features and interfaces of the on-board debugger for programming and debugging.
4 Hardware Implementation
LED, Mechanical Switch, Power Supply
5 Revision History
Hardware and Document Revision History.
6 Document Revision History
7 Appendix
Schematic, Assembly Drawing, Adapter Pinout, Programming External MCUs, External Debuggers
Microchip Information

4.5.1 Cut Straps

All power and debugging signals are connected to the target by default. The following cut straps are available to take measurements or separate the debugger from the target:

Target Power Strap (J201)
Power Supply Strap (J200)
Debugger Pins (J101, J102, J104, J105, J106)

Figure 4-8. Common Curiosity Nano Cut Straps

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