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Picomite Official Site with latest release, beta release, docs: :
Picomite Main Page
PicoMite Manual:
Picomite User manual
Picomite MMBasic source on github: :
Picomite source

Pico Product Brief: Product Brief
Pico Datasheet: Datasheet

This table from the Picomite manual.
The BT and BTH versions require a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W. The BT version provides the console over Bluetooth LE instead of USB while the BTH version supports Bluetooth LE and Bluetooth Classic keyboards and mice and can play its sound through a Bluetooth speaker or headphones (with the console remaining on USB). PicoMiteHDMIWEB combines the HDMI self contained computer (with USB keyboard/mouse support) with the WiFi and Internet features of the WebMite. To recover the memory needed by its network stack the HDMIWEB version has reduced HDMI capabilities: its HDMI output is 8-bit colour and offers a reduced set of resolutions - 640×480 (the default), 720×400, 800×600, 848×480, 800×480 and 1024×600 - selected with OPTION RESOLUTION or, at run time, the RESOLUTION command. PicoMiteHDMIBTH is the PicoMiteHDMIUSB with the Bluetooth features of the BTH version added (Bluetooth LE and Bluetooth Classic keyboards and mice, and Bluetooth speakers or headphones). Like the HDMIWEB version it needs an RP2350 module with the Raspberry Pi wireless chip (such as a Pico 2 W) and it has the same reduced HDMI capabilities.

Library contributed by @vincenthimpe on TBS allows low-level control over the GPIO pins beyond MMBasic capabilities.
PicoMite MMBasic GPIO Library v1.0 available
GitHub Link

Drivers for WIN7 and XP
Alternate Driver

The Picomite HDMI was included in Silicon Chip and is the original board designed by Peter Mather, where you solder a Pico2 onto the board.
PicoMiteHDMIUSB motherboard reference design (original V1)

Here is a 3D printed case for it which can be used in lieu of the specified case. Courtesy @baldrick9 on TBS Pico/2 Computer Enclosure / Case / Box for V1

PicoMiteHDMIUSB motherboard reference design Gerbers Version 2A

Pico Computer 3 - One board to rule them all
Pico-Computer3 GitHub
Quick Summary

The hammond/Multicomp RM2015S case. Works for Pico 2 HDMIUSBI2S and Pico 3.
3D print STL file End Plates for V2 and V3
3D Printed Case for V3 Courtesy @bryan1 on TBS
3D Printed Case for V3 Courtesy @Martin H on TBS (I have used this one)

Links to some home builds of the Pico Computer3
Homemade Pico Computer 3 clone
PC3x - a modular Pico Computer 3 work-alike

WeAct Pico2350B 48-pin Module
WeAct RP2350B - Adding PSRAM using GP47

WeAct - Adding the RM2 module
RM2 Connection Details
This PDF has wiring details for RM2 and mod for WeAct board.
2026-10-06_052509_WebMite_RP2350B_RM2_V1_Technical_Report.pdf

PicoMite VGA V2 PCB: @matherp
VGA version 2
Schematic and Gerbers 1.6
3D Printed Case for VGA V2

Beta Release First glance Colour VGA Later release with manual
Picomite VGA games

PicoMite with Colour VGA pinout:
GP18 - BLUE; GP19 - GREEN LSB; GP20 - GREEN MSB; GP21 - RED; GP16 to VGA pin 13 (HSYNCH); GP17 to VGA pin 14 (VSYNCH)

PicoMite as a serial client:
PicoMite as serial client

Benchmarks

PCBs Further Modified

Mixtel90/VegiPete/MikeO PCBs:
Pico PCB Doc Backpack PCB Doc
Panky PCB:
Backpack PCB with SSD1963 LCD support
Mixtel90 PCBs:
VGA, SSD1963, and other

ILI9341 and ILI9488
The ILI9488 as a problem with its MISO pin which causes the SD module and touch to fail; it must be disconnected or have an inline 680R resistor

Programing Games
How to program a platform game with the TILEMAP command, example code

Picomite VGA Games Thread on TBS
Picomite VGA games

Introducing: GUI Editor for the PicoMiteVGA

Volhout's Google Drive Archive
Volhout's Archive
Link to TBS Post

Tom William's (thwill's) PicoGAME github site:
PicoGAME software & hardware
ChemiChaos
CrateAway

GuiDemo on 480x320 ILI9488
Autumn in Canada
Picomite MMBasic ILI9488 480x320 file viewer
Flash LEDs on an MCP23017

Pico LC meter by @volhout
Picomite VGA Logic analyzer
An index to @volhout's other projects
See thread below for Thermal Camera's,MCP4161 programmer,VU meter
picomite mmbasic howto

It is possible to create a uf2 file that saves a fully configured Picomite. i.e. the MMBasic firmware, MMBasic programs and Options.
Use Picotool from https://github.com/raspberrypi/picotool
Precompiled binaries from here https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-sdk-tools/releases
See this thread TBS post. Saving uf2 File
Instructions by Geoff

ESP_01 & Programmer
ESP_01 Adaptor PCB Module
MCP23017 I2C Interface 16bit I/O Extension Module
DS3231 RTC Module
SD Card Reader Module

An HTML Server
Flashing Lights with HTML

Exploratory thread for the Picomite: : Just Playing
Proposed Functionality: Proposed Functionality
PicoMite Alpha 1: Alpha
PicoMite Alpha 2: Starting on Displays
Beta Firmware thread PicoMite V5.07.00b0 _ beta firmware
Library for Picomite Libraries