Summary

MPLAB Harmony Graphics Suite applications are designed to run on the industry’s broadest and most innovative 32-bit Microcontroller (MCU) portfolio from Microchip. A basic understanding of MHGS is helpful when setting expectations for your graphics application.

Description

MPLAB Harmony Graphics Suite application is designed to run on many Microchip 32-bit MCU and MPU devices, from low-level to mid-level performance PIC32MK to high performance SAM A592. The range of devices provides a rich capability opportunity for applications. In order for your UI goals to be met, a understanding of MHGS feature and the device capability is needed to provide a obtainable user interface.

To facilitate your effort toward your design goals, MHGS provides a dynamic app framework in which you can create configuration-specific app content (such as device setting, display configuration, assets, and UI layout) in static resources MPLAB X current device configuration. MHGS then loads the appropriate generated resources dynamically generates specific app code to program your devic, optimized for your user experience.

Graphics Tutorials

• What is MPLAB Harmony Graphics?
• Graphics with Legato graphics library

Next Steps

If you are new to MPLAB® Harmony, you should probably start with a MPLAB® Harmony tutorial.

MPLAB® Harmony Tutorial

• Getting Started with MPLAB® Harmony 3
• MPLAB® Harmony Configurator User Guide
• Create your first peripheral library (PLIB) project.

If you are new to MPLAB® Harmony Graphics Suite, and want to start developing applications now, you can start by going through the Creating a New Graphics Application