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4. A programmer (an arduino is fine) 4. A programmer (an arduino is fine)
5. (optionally) a USB to serial converter. 5. (optionally) a USB to serial converter.
![The HDK as it arrives](imgs/hdk1.png) ![The HDK as it arrives](../imgs/hdk1.png)
## Set up of the HDK in the Pineapple ## Set up of the HDK in the Pineapple
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## Soldering the HDK ## Soldering the HDK
![](imgs/hdk2.png) ![Main header to teh MK5](../imgs/hdk2.png)
![](imgs/hdk3.png) ![ICSP Header](../imgs/hdk3.png)
![](imgs/hdk4.png) ![Additional Pins](../imgs/hdk4.png)
## Programming the HDK ## Programming the HDK
![](imgs/hdk5.png) The easiest way to program the HDK is via an Arduino. This allows you to use the Arduino IDE, (optionally test) and deploy the code via
![Arduino Gui](../imgs/hdk5.png)
### Example program ### Example program
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``` ```
## Testing ### Programming the HDK
![Arduino programmer with the HDK](../imgs/hdk6.png)
### Testing