Yes, it did. You have the IDE working fine.

The attached ZIP file is the original uBITX software from . I would suggest making a new directory on your hard drive C

and call it MicroBITX. So you now have:

C:/MicroBITX

Now unzip the attached ZIP file. When you unzip it, you will have the following files and directories:

?? ubitx_20?????????????????? // a directory

?? LICENSE.MD????????? // a file

?? README.MD????????? //??? "

?? ubitx_wiring.png????? //??? "

?? ubitxv3.pdf.????????????? //??? ''

Copy those files and the one directory to the MicroBITX directory so you now should have:

C:/MicroBITX/ ubitx_20?????????????????? // a directory

??????????????????????? LICENSE.MD????????? // a file

??????????????????????? README.MD????????? //??? "

??????????????????????? ubitx_wiring.png????? //??? "

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ubitxv3.pdf.????????????? //??? ''

Now, load and run the Arduino IDE. Use the File --> Open menu to navigate to the C:/MicroBITX/ ubitx_20 directory. Open that directory and double-click on the ubitx_20.ino file. That will load all of the necessary files. Now do a compile/upload. This will overwrite the Blink program and replace it with Farhan's original code. Voila! Done.

Jack, W8TEE

On Friday, May 25, 2018, 11:16:17 PM EDT, allen west <kb4ra67@...> wrote:

OK Ralph, I decided that I would learn how and reload the original software. ?I have no idea what I am doing so I read a lot of web info and got the ch031 driver and the IDE loaded. ?In the instructions it says to test driver by executing file, examples, basics and blink. I did and the little red led blinks with nothing on the display except the top line consists of full pixel squares. ?This tells me IDE is working. ?Problem is, I can’t get it to stop and go back to radio software. ?Did my test overwrite the uBitx software?

I still cannot find step by step instructions for installing software. ?This is the first time I have even seen IDE. Learning, I hope!

Thanks, Al

KB4RA

<ubitx-master.zip>