Scamp User Group on Facebook
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Join and share your projects on the Scamp Facebook User Group.
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Source Code for FlashForth
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Under the hood, FlashForth is written in assembly language. If you want to tinker (and you're comfortable working in assembly language), you're welcome to download the source code. It's free, and released under GPL.
FlashForth v5.0 on SourceForge - Mikael Nordman's original source code for v5.0, requires porting to your specific hardware FlashForth.com - Original (generic) FlashForth documentation Also see Peter Jacob's FlashForth cheat sheet... https://flashforth.sourceforge.net/flash-forth-5-sheet-2014-05-17.pdf The source code for the Board Support Package (BSP) is commercial software and is not available. However, Forth being Forth, you can easily create your own words to control any aspect of the hardware. |
Note that the original FlashForth website has some example source code. The demo program "Sieve" is buggy and is known to corrupt FlashForth. DO NOT RUN IT. It may render your Scamp unusable, and your Scamp will require reflashing to recover.
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Datasheets
PIC24FJ128GB202 family datasheet and application notes on Microchip's website, if you like working on the metal.
Words
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Here is a downloadable list of Scamp2 words, put together by Paul Verbeke.
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Scamp3e
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Scamp3
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Scamp2e
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Scamp2
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Scamp1
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Mechanical STEP Model
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3D STEP model for the Scamp3e. It can also be used to represent a Scamp2e and Scamp3.
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