Problem description
After installing the Mplab IDE, you can use it to debug your own PIC32 board for application development.
Development Board
Handy is Microchip's PIC32 Ethernet Starter Kit II's small board, which integrates the PIC32 debugger, so as long as the USB cable connected to the board can be debug:
Connect the PIC32 Ethernet Starter Kit II to your notebook with the USB mini interface, and you'll see the new device in Device Manager, and hid-compliant devices are:
Program Download
The program compiles the link first and then downloads it to the chip:
You need to select the Hardware tool for the first download and select the hardware with serial number below the starter kit (the serial number should be obtained automatically after the connection hardware is recognized):
Wait for the program to download, the hardware board will perform the corresponding action, you can also use the Debug function for debugging.
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[Pic32--ide] Debugging with Mplab IDE