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Turbo46

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Posted: 05:59am 21 Apr 2026

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Does anyone know where to find What MM.DEVICE$ returns for each Pico platform? It's not in the manual.

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Bill

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phil99

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Posted: 06:08am 21 Apr 2026

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Here is a couple of them.

> ? MM.DEVICE$
PicoMiteVGA RP2350A
> option list
PicoMiteVGA MMBasic RP2350A Edition V6.02.01

> ? MM.DEVICE$
PicoMite
A:> option list
PicoMite MMBasic RP2040 V6.02.01

> ? MM.DEVICE$
WebMite
> option list
WebMite MMBasic RP2040 Edition V6.00.03

Edited 2026-04-21 16:09 by phil99

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Posted: 06:27am 21 Apr 2026

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It may be found in the current manual, found here, and certainly is NOT missing,

https://geoffg.net/Downloads/picomite/PicoMite_User_Manual.pdf

Page 95,

3rd item down list on left,

MM.DEVICE$

And I use it regularly on 4 different hardware's that does as it says although I have found not so informative on early RP2040 modules.

'Seek and ye shall find' old but good saying.

Regards. Supertech.

mozzie
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Posted: 07:06am 21 Apr 2026

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G'day Bill,
Looks like the returns for MM.Device$ went missing from V5.08.00 to V6.00.01

This is the last version found:

I too would have sworn they were in the manual, defective grey matter once again

Regards, Lyle.

TassyJim

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Posted: 07:07am 21 Apr 2026

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I haven't kept up with the latest work but this is my list for MMEdit.

; This file is 'devicelist.txt' and resides in the Data folder.
; The file is used by MMEdit and MMCC
; In MMEdit select the syntax to match your device as returned with MM.DEVICE$
; In MMEdit, choosing the wrong syntax will result in keywords not showing in the correct colour
; In MMEDit, the syntax is only for visual effects and does not have any other purpose.
; In MMCC, the syntax is used to determine the commands required to transfer files by XMODEM or AUTOSAVE

; New devices can be added and mapped to an existing syntax or a newly created syntax.
; If you add a new syntax, the file 'devicetypes.txt' will also need editing
; Lines starting with ; are comments and the remaining lines are TAB delimited
; blank lines are ignored.
; MM.DEVICE$ Syntax

ARMmite F407 ARMmite
Armmite F407xGT ARMmite
ARMmite H7 ARMmite
ARMmite L4 ARMmite
Colour Maximite maximite
Colour Maximite 2 CMM2
Colour Maximite 2 G2 CMM2
DOS DOS
DuinoMite maximite
Generic PIC32 maximite
Maximite maximite
Micromite micromite
Micromite Extreme micromite+
Micromite MkII micromite
Micromite Plus micromite+
MMBasic for Linux MMB4W
MMBasic for Windows MMB4W
PicoMite picomite
PicoMite RP2350A picomite
PicoMite RP2350B picomite
PicoMiteHDMI RP2350A picomiteVGA_HDMI
PicoMiteHDMI RP2350B picomiteVGA_HDMI
PicoMiteHDMIUSB RP2350A picomiteVGA_HDMI
PicoMiteHDMIUSB RP2350B picomiteVGA_HDMI
PicoMiteVGA picomiteVGA_HDMI
PicoMiteVGA RP2350A picomiteVGA_HDMI
PicoMiteVGA RP2350B picomiteVGA_HDMI
PicoMiteVGAUSB picomiteVGA_HDMI
PicoMiteVGAUSB RP2350A picomiteVGA_HDMI
PicoMiteVGAUSB RP2350B picomiteVGA_HDMI
WebMite webmite
WebMite RP2350A webmite
ATTiny85 ATTiny85

Jim

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