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- Download and install the [Visual Studio Code IDE](https://code.visualstudio.com)
- Follow the instructions in the [link to install the OTX Maestro Tools & Extension](https://github.com/onethinx/OTX-Maestro/blob/main/README.md#installation)
- Clone `https://github.com/onethinx/Onethinx_Project_Examples.git` or [download](https://github.com/onethinx/Onethinx_Project_Examples/archive/refs/heads/master.zip) and unpack the Example Projects to your local machine.
- **MAKE SURE THE PROJECT IS AT `C:/Onethinx_Project_examples` due to a bug the project path has to be short otherwise it might not work.**


## 2. Configure the Chip Setup (IOs, peripherals etc.) using PSoC Creator
This step is only needed when you need to change the chip configuration.
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1. As the project has not run on the PC before, it needs to be Clean-Reconfigured before it can be built. Hit the `Clean-Reconfigure` button from the status bar at the bottom of VS Code<br>
1. After successfull configuration (the terminal window will show: "Terminal will be reused by tasks, press..." when ready), the project can be Built and Launched from the debugger.
Make sure the device is connected to the debugger and PC before launching the debug session<br>
Hit the `Build-And-Launch` button from the status bar at the bottom of VS Code to start programming and debugging the code.
Hit the `Build-And-Launch` button from the status bar at the bottom of VS Code to start programming and debugging the code.