PicoMite quick reference

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Hello, I recently published version 1 of my printable small-form-factor PicoMite quick reference for offline coding on the go with your PicoCalc. Version 2 with more information is in the works. Please let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions for what changes would make it more useful to you.

Link: GitHub - tim9009/PicoMite-quick-reference: A small form factor (A5) quick reference for offline programming on the go with PicoMite on the PicoCalc (Clockwork).

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Very nice! This is going to be very handy, I’m always keeping the manual open on my iPad for reference. I think this will save me a lot of time and battery life

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Color numbers and which GP numbers go with which standard peripherals would be nice to have.

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Any plans to update to 6.00.03 (revision 1 18th July 2025) ?… whatever the difference may be.

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Yeah I’ll definitely do that at some point, once I get around to updating to v6 myself.

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Thank you for sharing!

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Version 2 published!

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There are several changes compared to v1, here are some of the highlights:

  1. Framebuffers
  2. Color numbers
  3. Pinout and peripherals
  4. For loops
  5. More commands and functions

Thanks to @Toml_12953 for suggestions

Warning: I had to reduce the font size a bit to make room for the additional information.

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Thank you so much for this. It is very helpful. Would it be possible for you to also make a PDF that could be printed out on two pages of 8.5 X 11 inch paper? That would help my tired, old eyes very much. Thank you! - Jim

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Thank you and thanks for the suggestion! I’ll see if I can make a two page version that can be printed on the paper size of your choice.

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Looking great !. Just a few thoughts….

  1. Reminder that graphics coordinates are 0-319 with zero being the top left corner.
  2. Maybe a different pinout showing the ‘actual’ socket pin functions in the picocalc ? (note also viewed from above socket, corrected from reversed Clockwork schematic)

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  1. Move to double sided and include something similar to your Pico pin functions and more ?. Maybe bigger font too ?

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@tim9009, I hope you don’t mind, but I converted v2 PDF in to a double sided and slightly bigger print (13 x 18 cm, that folded once will still be smaller then the PicoCalc).

However, I don’t see how I can share the new pdf in this forum :frowning:

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That’s awesome! Feel free to add it to a pull request to the GitHub repository :slight_smile: Alternatively you can dm me the file on Discord (You can search my name in the Clockwork discord server), and I’ll add it and credit your contribution.

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I just added it to a pull request.

Enjoy!

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I want your H2G2 inspired theme :star_struck:
can you share the source ?

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oh nice, i linked it from my Github where I’m trying to tackle the whole User Guide

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Sure, it’s a very simple little hack.

CLS
LOAD JPG "BabelFish.jpg",6,66
DO WHILE INKEY$ <> CHR$(27)
  TEXT 0,0,RIGHT$(DATE$,4)+MID$(DATE$,3,4)+LEFT$(DATE$,2),"L",1
  TEXT 320,0," "+STR$(MM.INFO(battery))+"%","R",1
  TEXT 160,14,TIME$,"C",6
LOOP
PRINT @(0,256);

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