1. Installation
By completing the steps listed below under four main headings, the DENEYAP Kart IDE will be made ready for use.Run the DENEYAP Kart IDE
- Run the DENEYAP Kart IDE after completing the installation.

- If this screen appears when you run the installer, first click the “More info” button.

- After clicking the More info button, on this screen you should click “Run anyway” and then start the installation process.
Install the DENEYAP Kart IDE
- After clicking “Run anyway”, complete the installation by clicking “Next” in the window that opens.
2. Coding the DENEYAP Kart
After installing the DENEYAP Kart IDE, the IDE will appear on your screen. The IDE home page looks as shown below.
Adjusting the Filter from the Settings Tab

- Click the settings icon from the panel on the right side of the Home Screen.
Enabling the Filtering Setting

- Enable the “Port Filtering” setting marked in red. Then return to the home screen.
Going to the Port and Board Selection Screen

- Make selections in the “Select Port” and “Select Board” menus respectively.
Selecting the COM Port

- When you click the “Select Port” button, the screen that opens will display the “COM Port” information to which your connected DENEYAP Kart variation is attached. Select the relevant COM Port from this screen.
- If no port appears on the “Select Port” screen after you connect your board to your computer with a connection cable, you can click here to find the solution and continue from where you left off.
Selecting the Board

- After completing the port selection, close the window that opened and click the “Select Board” button. Choose the DENEYAP Kart variation on the screen that matches your board.
Completing the Selections

- After selecting the correct Port and Board and returning to the home screen, the “Select Port” and “Select Board” buttons in the bottom-right corner of the screen should be green.
Uploading the Code to the Board

- After completing the Port and Board selection, write your project code, then click the “Compile” button to confirm that the code compiles successfully, and then click the “Upload” button to confirm that it uploads successfully.
- If you encounter an error during uploading, you can click here to visit the “Frequently Asked Questions” page to find the solution and continue from where you left off.
- Using the “Examples” button in the same section, you can try pre-written code examples. To access examples by level, you can click here.
