Introduction to Arduino 2nd Edition: A Simple Step by Step Tutorial Guide of Arduino Fundamentals. Complete with Code and Pictures to Make Your Life Easier! by Bagain Christina & Bagain Christina

Author:Bagain, Christina & Bagain, Christina [Bagain, Christina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-10-13T16:00:00+00:00

Code 2.2

Open a new sketch and name it 2-2_blink. Then use the following code:

/* Code Provided by Getting Started with Arduino / Christina Tech */

#define LED1 13 // assigns the name "LED1" to digital pin 13

void setup ()

{

pinMode (LED1, OUTPUT ); // make LED1 / pin 13 an output

}

void loop ()

{

digitalWrite (LED1, HIGH ); // turn LED on / HIGH = on LOW = off

delay (500);

digitalWrite (LED1, LOW); // turn LED off

delay (500);

}

Wiring 2.2

We will now integrate the breadboard, jumper wires and resistor. There is limited pins on the Arduino. When going into projects that require multiple components and modules, you will need to use a breadboard. This is because there are a limited amount of voltage and ground pins.

Most breadboards are usually labeled with letters on the horizontal side, and numbers on the vertical side.

Note: although I have gave instructions for inserting into specific holes of the breadboard, this is not a hard rule. However, you must make sure that when putting components on a breadboard, that the component is going “up and down” and not “right to left”.

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