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Yes we do still sell them and they are currently in stock for purchase from our store. Just click the logo at the top of this page.

Yes it supports writing to cards so long as the card type used supports this and is compatible with the MFRC522. Unfortunately we do not have any example code to do this. There maybe some example code out there but failing that you would need to write code to do this yourself.

Am I right in thinking K150 cannot be used with MPLab X? MPLab does not directly support the K150 programmer. You have to use a separate piece of software. Can I connect K150 to the devolopment board using the supplied 6pin cable and program a chip directly on the development board? (I guess if so ...

The manual covers several types of modules which have different levels functionality. The commands relevant to the modules you have purchased are listed in the first post of this thread. Where did you obtain the list of commands in your first post from? What is the command(s) that you require for yo...

You can find a brief description of the commands in the first post of this thread. The master module will just respond to a subset of these commands because it's only purpose is to link directly to a slave module - which out of the box it should do automatically.

We currently sell the 16MHz 3.3V version. We do eventually plan to add the complete range of Microduino products (of which we hope to become the official EU supplier), but we are adding them in order of popularity. The next item we plan to sell is the Microduino-BM module. We have 20 of these at the...

I've added the datasheet for the SSD1302 controller to the first post. Your second and third questions are good ones. The module is intended to directly interface with both 3.3 and 5V versions of the Core and Core+ boards. From our own checks of the design, there are two 270 ohm resistors placed in ...

The pinout is as follows:

Pin 1....CH1 Pin2....CH2
Pin 3....CH3 Pin4....CH4
Pin 5....CH5 Pin6....CH6
Pin 7....CH7 Pin8....CH8
Pin 9....GND Pin10...GND

Pin 1 is nearest to the power LED

Yeah, that was the fist thing I checked but forgot it is a 32K bit, not 32K device! Thanks for pointing that out, I'll update the description.

We plan to list an Arduino compatible Due this weekend. We where going to list this a few weeks ago but in our evaluation we found a flaw in the design of the auto-reset. This has just been fixed for the version we will be selling and so we will be listing this item by the end of the week.