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The **SDK** and **Picotool** version used is: **2.1.0**. The **SDK** and **Picotool** version used is: **2.1.0**.
## Generate a project ## Generate a project
You can generate a new Pico C project with the command: You can generate a new Pico C project with the command:
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After the load, the device will automatically reboot and be unpluged. And the program freshly pushed will start. After the load, the device will automatically reboot and be unpluged. And the program freshly pushed will start.
## Available projects
* [simple_led](simple_led): A little program with a single LED + a button. You can push the button 10+ times, after the LED lights off. You can reset the application by pressing the button ~2 secs. It used FreeRTOS engine on two cores.
* [bit_counter](bit_counter): Nothing extraordinary, just a bit counter wit a LED bar.
* [breathing_led](breathing_led): Plays with PWM on a LED bar to lights on LED in funny way (meteor, waves, etc...).
* [buzzer](buzzer): Actually this is not a buzzer... It just an alarm using a passive buzzer that you can run/stop by pushing the button. It used FreeRTOS engine on two cores.
## Get device info ## Get device info
When plugging your device in **BOOTSEL** mode, you can get the device information using: When plugging your device in **BOOTSEL** mode, you can get the device information using:
```bash ```bash