Arduino : how to get started

Arduino : how to get started

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  1 Dong Ho Son POSTECH Pohang,Korea donghoson@postech.ac.kr Arduino – How to get started
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  2  What wewill need  Options Before We Start … PC Arduino UnoUSB Cable Sensors Source: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:LDR-gs-2012.jpg Source: pixabay.com/photo-1295373 Source: pixabay.com/photo-2168193 LEDs Source: pixabay.com/photo-26354 Jumper Cables Source: pixabay.com/photo-1991608 Breadboard http://en.Wikipedia.org
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  3 1. Download &Install the open-source Arduino software (IDE) 2. Connect the board to the PC 3. Launch the Arduino IDE 4. Select your board & serial port 5. Write and compile the code 6. Upload the program Step-by-Step
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  4  Download theArduino software (IDE) • https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software Download the IDE
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  5  Install theArduino software (IDE) Install the IDE (1/2)
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  6  Install theArduino software (IDE) Install the IDE (2/2) Installing The Arduino IDE is completed!
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  7  Connect theArduino Uno to your PC via USB cable • USB cable − USB B type  Arduino Uno − USB A type  PC Connect the board to the PC USB Cable PC Arduino Uno USB A type USB B type Source: pixabay.com/photo-1295373
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  8  Arduino Software(IDE) Launch the Arduino IDE (1/3) Name of Sketch Verify: Compile Sketch Upload: Upload the program to the board Code Area Messages / Errors New Open Save Serial Monitor A program written using Arduino IDE software is called sketch.
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  9  Select yourboard • Tool  Board: “Arduino/Genuino Uno”  Arduino/Genuino Uno Launch the Arduino IDE (2/3)
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  10  Select yourserial port • Check the port in advance − (Windows) Device manager • Tool  Port Launch the Arduino IDE (3/3)
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  11  Every sketchmust have two basic functions • setup( ) { } − Called when a sketch starts − Only run once − Ready to work • loop( ) { } − Called after creating a setup() function − Run repeatedly − Actively control the board Write codes (1/2)
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  12  Programming LanguageReference • Arduino Reference is installed locally − Also available at http://Arduino.cc • Help  Reference Write codes (2/2)
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  13  Compile • Compilethe sketch after writing the code • Checks your code for errors Upload the program (1/3) Click
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  14 Upload the program(2/3)  Upload • Upload the program to the configured Arduino board Click
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  15  Check &Feedback • Check your board whether it works well or not • If any problem, then revise the code or circuit you build Upload the program (3/3) LED ON Source: pixabay.com/photo-1295373 Source: pixabay.com/photo-2168193
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  16  Arduino boardsetup  Installing IDE  How to write code, compile, upload and execute Summary
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  17 References
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  18  Getting Startedwith Arduino • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8UTmDQZ09c  Arduino Tutorial #1 - Getting Started and Connected! • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLd_JyvKV4Y  You can learn Arduino in 15 minutes • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nL34zDTPkcs References