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MAC OS X ONLY:
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You can download the latest Pinoccio IDE, along with the current toolchain support here:
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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/71493470/Pinoccio-1.5.5.zip
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1) Download the above archive, double-click it and place the resulting *Pinoccio.app* into your /Applications folder.
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2) Git clone the pinoccio-firmware repository 'git clone https://github.com/Pinoccio/pinoccio-firmware.git'. Link the hardware folder from the pinoccio-firmware repo into the Arduino IDE:
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ln -s pinoccio-firmware/hardware ~/Documents/Arduino/hardware
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3) Install Pinoccio support into the Pinoccio IDE.
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git clone https://github.com/Pinoccio/pinoccio-arduino-library.git ~/Documents/Arduino/libraries/Pinoccio
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This step is optional if you just want to run a minimal sketch on the Pinoccio, but it adds support for various peripherals.
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4) Start the Pinoccio IDE, plug in a Scout. Choose *Pinoccio* under the *Boards* menu, choose the proper port your Scout is attached to, and then open the *File -> Examples -> Pinoccio -> Begin* sketch, and hit upload.
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5) Once completed, open your serial monitor, making sure the baud rate is set to 115200 and line ending is set to *newline*. Now you can interact with the Scout directly! Try typing in *led.red* and hitting enter. Now *led.off*. Boom!
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OPTION 3
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Build the toolchain according to the instructions below:
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