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Piotr Esden-Tempski
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# README
This example blinks LED1 on the WaveShare Open103R eval board.

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This program will interleave the blinking of two sets of LEDs. LED1
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# README
This example uses the joystick to control the four LEDs on the
WaveShare Open103R eval board. Joystick directions referenced here are

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This is the smallest-possible example program using libopencm3.

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# README
This example uses the USB port as a serial port and implements a
loopback interface that immediately echos back whatever it receives. After flashing the evaluation board with the usbserial program and connecting it to a host computer with a USB cable, you can run the echo.py command as follows: