Find your operating system below.
Old versions are listed at the bottom, look here if the latest release breaks something for you.

Get the compressed file here:

SmartWatch IDE Alpha-002 - Linux

Decompress it where ever you want to and call the executable with ./arduino

If you have problems, install dfu-util from Launchpad, you need version 0.7, as well as libusb 1.0.0 or newer.

Get the compressed file here:

SmartWatch IDE Alpha-002 - Mac OSX

Decompress it in your computer and -using the Terminal- call ./arduino (NOTE: NOT the Arduino.app file, but ./arduino)

For this to work, you need to have either MacPorts or Brew installed. If you used MacPorts, the commands to issue should be:

sudo port install dfu-util
sudo port install libusb

Once installed, the programs will be part of the global path of your system and therefore it will find the compilation tools all by itself.

Get the compressed file here:

SmartWatch IDE Alpha-002 - Windows

Unzip it anywhere you like, but you will have to install a series of external tools for this to work.

• Install MinGW into the recommended folder (usually C:\MinGW):
  Get it here (mingw-get-inst-20120426.exe)!

  1. Check "use pre-packaged repository cataloges
  2. Accept the license agreement
  3. Selct the folder where to store it, make sure it doesn't have any blank spaces
  4. Select the application group
  5. Check “MSYS Basic System” and “MinGW Developer Toolkit” and the C and C++ compilers at the top
  6. Install (it will open a terminal window to show progress and it will take some time as it needs to download a bunch of stuff from the net)
  7. Choose no log file
  8. Open a command window and try to execute the "make" command; if it doesn’t work:
  9. Right click Computer → properties → Advanced system settings → Environment Variables
  10. Add C:\mingw\bin and C:\MinGW\MSYS\1.0\bin (semicolon between them and NO spaces) to Path under Enviroment variables

• Install gcc-arm compiler:
  Get it here (gcc-arm-none-eabi-4_7-2013q1-20130313-win32.exe)!

  1. Use default options and choose Add path to environment variables

• Install dfu-util:
  Get it here (dfu-util-0.7-win32.zip)!

  1. Copy the dfu-utils subfolder files (4 files in total) to C:\MinGW\bin

• DFU enabling drivers:

  1. Set the watch to bootloading mode ([insert-howto-link-here])
  2. Right click Computer → properties → Device Manager
  3. It should show up under USB-controllers, as "Newman"
  4. Right click Newman → Properties: Update driver
  5. Choose Browse for drivers
  6. Select the Arduino SmartWatch driver folder, it comes with your Arduino installation
  7. Choose to trust driver

• Run the installed Arduino software (arduino.exe, where you unzipped it) and Verify the sketch, which uploads it to the SmartWatch. Happy hacking!

ssw-SmartWatch_alpha_00001-linux.tgz
ssw-SmartWatch_alpha_00001-macosx.zip
ssw-SmartWatch_alpha_00001-windows.zip