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4 7. Flash your Pico
14 Set up your hardware
17 **Pico and Enviro+**, or **Pico only**) to set up your hardware.
36       By the end of the instructions your full setup will look similar to this:
44       #. Connect the Debug Probe to your development host over USB.
47          release and drag-and-drop the UF2 file onto your Debug Probe. You
68       #. Find the Serial Wire Debug (SWD) port on your Pico. On the Pico 1 and
73       #. Determine if your Serial Wire Debug (SWD) port has male or female connectors.
80       #. Connect the SWD port on your Debug Probe to the SWD port
81          on your Pico.
143          UART cable connections. Don't remove your SWD port connections.
147       #. Hold down the **BOOTSEL** button on the front of your Pico (the side
150 …  #. While still holding down **BOOTSEL**, connect your Pico to a USB port on your development host
158       #. Connect your the USB Micro-B port on your Debug Probe to a USB port on your
159          development host. If you updated the Debug Probe firmware earlier, your Probe
160          may already be connected to your host.
162       You're done! Your setup should look similar to this:
170       #. Hold down the **BOOTSEL** button on the front of your Pico (the side
173 … #. While still holding down **BOOTSEL**, connect your Pico to a USB port on your development host.
181       #. Hold down the **BOOTSEL** button on the front of your Pico (the side
184 … #. While still holding down **BOOTSEL**, connect your Pico to a USB port on your development host.
193 #. Configure your host to properly detect Raspberry Pi hardware.
214          #. If your Pico is already connected to your host, unplug it and plug
226 Flash an application binary to your Pico
228 #. Flash the ``blinky`` bringup program to your Pico.
235          #. In **Bazel Targets** expand **//apps/blinky** and find your board's
238             * If your board is a Pico 1 or Pico 1W then your board's target
241             * If your board is a Pico 2 or Pico 2W then your board's target
247          #. Right-click your board's target then select **Run target**.
249          #. If you've connected both the Debug Probe and Pico to your host over USB,
250             you'll see the following prompt. (If your Pico is connected to a separate
269          #. Flash your Pico.
287          #. If you've connected both the Debug Probe and Pico to your host over USB,
288             you'll see the following prompt. (If your Pico is connected to a separate
304 The LED on your Pico should start blinking on and off at a 1-second interval.
310    device error)`` it probably means you need to update your udev rules. See
327 the source code are Bazel targets. Your team can manage all core