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# Setting up your device
idk yet haven't coded it lmao :sob:
There are provided `.uf2` files in the Releases tab which you can easily flash to your Pico depending on which node you're building.
# Setting up your device (building from source)
Depending on whether you're building a relay, you will need to cd into a different directory, but the command is the same. You will need the Raspberry Pi Pico SDK to build, [this video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhajoAyP8e4) is a good place to get that installed.
For relays for example:
1. `cd relay`
2. `mkdir build`
3. `cd build`
4. `cmake -DPICO_SDK_PATH=$PICO_SDK_PATH ..`
For connectors it's the same but the folder should be "connector" instead of "relay".
This will put a `.uf2` file in the current directory, you can now boot your board in the BOOTSEL mode by holding the white button when plugging in the board, and then dragging the `.uf2` file into the drive that appears in your file explorer.