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Expand Up @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The one thing that I hate most about of the arduino nano is that they lack a boo

After that you can use the arduino IDE to flash the board. The students from Utrecht are required to use bmptk & hwlib.

To find out what is connected to what please read the schematic that's included. You can open this with the free opensource program called kicad (http://kicad-pcb.org/).
To find out what is connected to what please read the schematic that's included. You can open this with the free opensource program called kicad (http://kicad.org/).

## I still run into problems, what now?
If you are a student from Utrecht you can go into the turing lab and ask Carlos, Florian or Wouter. If Utrecht is a bit far away from you feel free to email me : myfirstdevboard {at} carlosvanrooijen.nl
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