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85 <h1>Thanks for installing
<span>LUFA
</span>!
</h1>
89 <p>The LUFA extension is now installed into Atmel Studio, and
90 is ready for use. To get started, read the information below.
</p>
92 <h1>Create an Example Project
</h1>
93 <p>LUFA comes with a variety of example projects, showing off several of the library features. Also included is a number of
94 bootloaders, full LUFA powered projects, and several user-contributed projects. To see these, open the
<em>New Example Project
</em>
95 wizard from the
<tt>File-
>New
</tt> menu. Expand out the
<em>FourWalledCubicle
</em> node, then the
<em>Dean Camera - LUFA
</em> node to see a list
98 <img width=
"700px" src=
"NewExampleWizard.png"/>
100 <h1>Configure LUFA
</h1>
101 <p>The LUFA Atmel Studio extension is fully integrated into the Atmel Studio IDE, including the LUFA sub-modules. Open the
102 <em>ASF Wizard
</em> from the
<tt>ASF-
>ASF Wizard
</tt> menu, choose your project from your current solution, then choose
103 the LUFA library as the extension to configure from the
<em>Available Modules
</em> portion of the wizard. Here you can
104 add and remove LUFA modules to and from your project as you need them.
</p>
106 <img width=
"700px" src=
"ASFWizard.png"/>
108 <h1>Find the Module APIs
</h1>
109 <p>You can view your project's included LUFA modules any time you need to from the
<em>ASF Explorer
</em> window, accessible from
110 the
<tt>ASF-
>ASF Explorer
</tt> menu.
</p> Here you can find a link to the module's corresponding API documentation in the LUFA
111 manual, as well as a direct link to the module's API header.
113 <img src=
"ASFExplorer.png"/>
116 <p>First and foremost, remember to consult the
<a href=
"http://www.lufa-lib.org/documentation">LUFA documentation
</a>
117 if you want to learn how to use LUFA in your project.
120 If you are still stuck and need help, please sign up and post on the
<a href=
"http://www.lufa-lib.org/support">LUFA Mailing List
</a>
121 - or just search the archives to see if your question has already been answered.
124 <h1>Read About the Latest Developments
</h1>
125 <p>Keep up to date with the latest LUFA news; read the
<a href=
"http://www.fourwalledcubicle.com/blog">author's blog
</a>,
126 or see the
<a href=
"http://www.fourwalledcubicle.com/">author's website
</a>.