Step 5: Create and Set Up MPLAB® X IDE Project for MCU2

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Step 5.1 – Disconnect the MCU1 Demonstration Board and Connect MCU2 PIC18F57Q43

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Connect the USB Micro-B cable from the PIC18F57Q43 Curiosity Nano Board to the computer. MPLAB® X Integrated Development Environment (IDE) will use this connection to program and debug the MCU.

Step 5.2 – Create Project

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Create an MPLAB X IDE project for the PIC18F57Q43 using the MPLAB XC8 compiler.

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Note: We’ll refer to your chosen project location as <your MPLAB X IDE project folder>.

You can refer to "Create a Standalone Project" if you would like detailed steps on how to create an MPLAB X IDE project.

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