DiXi - arduino SAM ARM D11 USB stick

Name: DiXi - arduino SAM ARM D11 USB stick
SKU: 8772
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.75 (1 reviews)

(1 Review)

ATSAMD11C14 Arduino compatible ARM M0 compact USB stick

Designed by Bobricius in Slovakia

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ATSAMD11C14 Arduino compatible ARM M0 compact USB stick

DiXi is atsamd11c14 based development board. Recommended for advanced users I am not Atmel ARM expert, I just designed maybe nice looking board. This board using Samd11 core from Mattairtech If you w…

Recommended for advanced users

I am not Atmel ARM expert, I just designed maybe nice looking board. This board using Samd11 core from Mattairtech If you want support for D11 chips buy board from Mattairtech.

Onboard button and user led ...
edge connector
nice compact shape like my Picoduino

why sam D11 ??

soic14
small package
powerful arm M0 core
arduino IDE supported
native usb

Dixi is small brother of WINXI

Recommend use Mattair tech Arduino core and bootloader D11 core

You receive board with programmed bootloader.

If you want change bootloader you need Atmel ICE programmer, then just connect SWD, SWC, GND, 3.3V and RESET ....then you can program board with atmel studio or in arduino just click Burn bootloader .... of course before you need install Mattairtech D11 core

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Product: (5.00)

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Communication: (5.00)

Thierry | Jan. 25, 2021

An excellent product - for advanced devs...

The Dixi I ordered 6 days ago arrived already today in France. I’m amazed by the small size and the functionality!

Why did I write “for advanced devs” ?
It’s not plug and play. If you want to use the Arduino IDE (which is still great for quick checks and hacks), you have to install the Arduino SAMD cores first, and then, after adding an URL found on GitHub to the preferences, the Mattairtech cores which unfortunately seem not longer to be maintained (last version looks like it is from 2018). The linked Mattairtech website is blank, which gives me a doubt about the future.

But if you are experienced and don’t need all that Arduino whistles and bells, you have a dev board with an excellent quality/price relationship.

$19.99