The PIC Millennium Board is a development board for PIC projects. It has 2 independent RS232 ports that can be used for communication and data transfer.
The PIC Millennium Board is a development platform designed for PIC‑based projects. This manual covers assembly, power requirements, communication interfaces, LCD usage, and programming options, and notes that additional software examples are available on the Bluebird website.
Key topics include correct LED polarity, connector strip wiring, oscillator orientation, power supply specifications, RS‑232 ports, ICSP programming capability, and the 16×2 HD44780 LCD display. The board can also be ordered pre‑assembled (order code 324‑9505).
| Maximum pin sink current | 25 mA per pin |
|---|---|
| Maximum total sink current | 100 mA total |
| Power input voltage | 9 V to 12 V isolated and fused |
| LCD type | 16‑character by 2‑line HD44780 |
| ICSP capability | In‑circuit serial programming supported |
Each PIC pin can sink up to 25 mA, with a total device limit of 100 mA.
The board requires a 9 V to 12 V isolated and fused supply.