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SAMA7D65 Curiosity Board Bare-metal/MPLAB® Harmony v3 Examples

Last modified by Microchip on 2026/10/06 10:27

No	Title/Link	Description
1	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Getting Started with MPLAB Harmony v3 Development: RTC Application	Provides a step-by-step instruction on how to create an MPLAB^® Harmony v3-based Real-Time Clock (RTC) application and debug it
2	SAMA7D65 Curiosity Development Board – Introduction	Introduction to the SAMA7D65 Curiosity Kit
3	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Features	Features of the SAMA7D65 Curiosity Kit
4	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Console Serial Communications	How to connect a host computer running a terminal emulation program to the SAMA7D65-Curiosity Kit serial debug port to access the console
5	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Configure and Build at91bootstrap to Load an MPLAB Harmony v3 Application from NOR Flash (QSPI) Memory	How to configure and build the second-stage bootloader to boot an MPLAB Harmony v3 application from Quad Serial Peripheral Interface (QSPI) (Octal SPI)
6	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Configure and Build at91bootstrap to Load an MPLAB Harmony v3 Application from NAND Flash Memory	How to configure and build at91bootstrap to load an MPLAB Harmony v3 application from an NAND Flash memory
7	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Configure and Build at91bootstrap to Load an MPLAB Harmony v3 Application from SD Memory Card	How to configure and build at91bootstrap to load an MPLAB Harmony v3 application from SD card memory
8	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Configure and Build at91bootstrap for an MPLAB Harmony v3 Project with MPLAB X IDE	How to configure and build at91bootstrap to debug an MPLAB Harmony v3 project with MPLAB X IDE
9	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Writing MPLAB Harmony v3 Application and at91bootstrap to NAND Flash Memory Using SAM-BA ISPP	How to write an MPLAB Harmony v3 application and at91bootstrap to an NAND Flash memory using SAM-BA^® ISPP
10	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Writing MPLAB Harmony v3 Application and at91bootstrap to NOR Flash (QSPI) Memory Using SAM-BA ISPP	How to write an MPLAB Harmony v3 application and at91bootstrap to a QSPI NOR Flash memory using SAM-BA ISPP
11	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Copy MPLAB Harmony v3 Application and at91bootstrap to SD Memory Card	How to write an MPLAB Harmony v3 application and at91bootstrap to an SD card
13	SAMA7D65-Curiosity - Getting Started MPLAB Harmony v3 Graphics Application Using Microchip Graphics Suite	Training on how to display the Microchip Graphics Quick Start project template on the AC69T88A - 5" WVGA LVDS Display using the Microchip Graphics Suite (MGS) on the SAMA7D65 Curiosity Kit
14	SAMA7D65-Curiosity – Getting Started with MPLAB Harmony v3 Development: CSP Application: pio_led_on_off_interrupt	Training on how to download, configure, and build an MPLAB Harmony v3 Software Framework application to run on the SAMA7D65 Curiosity Kit using MPLAB X IDE
15	Hardware Guide for SAMA7D65 Curiosity with 5.5" MIPI 720p LCD Display Module	Step-by-step instruction on how to connect the 5.5" MIPI^® 720p LCD Display Module to the SAMA7D65 Curiosity Kit
16	Hardware Guide for SAMA7D65 Curiosity with NewVision 1280x800 10" LVDS LCD with maXTouch^® Technology	Step-by-step instructions on how to connect the NewVision 1280x800 10" LVDS LCD Module to the SAMA7D65 Curiosity Kit
17	Hardware Guide for SAMA7D65 Curiosity with Waveshare Capacitive Touch Displays for Raspberry Pi, DSI Interface	Step-by-step instructions on how to connect the Waveshare^® Capacitive Touch Displays for Raspberry Pi^®, DSI Interface module to the SAMA7D65 Curiosity Kit
18	eXecute-In-Place (XIP) with Serial Flash Memories on MPUs Using MPLAB Harmony v3 (AN5218)	Application note describing how to execute an MPLAB Harmony v3 application from QSPI Flash on board
19	Power Monitoring (PAC1934) on SAMA7D65 Curiosity Development Board Using an MPLAB Harmony Application	Learn how to measure power consumption on the SAMA7D65 Curiosity Development Board using the PAC1934 power monitoring IC
20	SAM-BA ISPP	SAM-BA ISPP and command line interface

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