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Tinusaur Continu Gen:1 mk-II

Below, you will find a guide on how to assemble your kit. The files are in PDF format and can be downloaded.

Shield LEDx5 Gen:1

Tinusaur Shield LEDx5. Below you will find a guide on how to assemble your kit. The files are in PDF format and can be downloaded.

Shield LEDx3 Gen:3 mk-I

Tinusaur Shield LEDx3 Gen:3 mk-I. This version of the product is no longer available.

Shield LEDx1 Gen:2 mk-I

Tinusaur Shield LEDx1. Below you will find a guide on how to assemble your kit. The files are in PDF format and can be downloaded.

Shield LEDx2 Gen:4 mk-II

Tinusaur Shield LEDx2. Below you will find a guide on how to assemble your kit. The files are in PDF format and can be downloaded.

Tinusaur Board Gen:4 mk-II

Tinusaur Main Board. Below you will find a guide on how to assemble your kit. The files are in PDF format and can be downloaded.

Shield LEDx2 Gen:4 mk-I

Shield LEDx2 Gen:4 mk-I. This version of the product is no longer available.

This version of the product is no longer available. Check the current Shield LEDx2 version. Download an archive copy of the guide here: Tinusaur_Shield_LEDx2_Gen3_Assembling_Guide.pdf Use the pictures below for a reference of what the board should look like.

Tinusaur Kids.Micro Gen:1

IMPORTANT: This is the documentation for Generation 1 of the Kids.Micro products. Below you will find a guide on how to assemble your board. The files are in PDF format and can be downloaded.

AVR GCC Toolchain – Setup for Windows

We decided to write a guide on how to install and setup the AVR GCC Toolchain manually. Back in 2014, we wrote WinAVR Setup Guide which became quite popular on our website. Unfortunately, WinAVR has not been updated since 2010. AVR GCC Toolchain is a collection of tools and libraries used to compile your code for the AVR microcontrollers. This collection includes a compiler, assembler, linker, and some libraries. Most of the tools are based on efforts from the GNU community (GCC stands for GNU Compiler Collection), and some others are developed by Microchip.