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Extract the package onto the Desktop | Extract the package onto the Desktop | ||
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Double click the Arduino software icon | Double click the Arduino software icon | ||
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Next, its time to configure the Serial Port (also known as the COM Port). Go back to [[http://www.ladyada.net/learn/arduino/lesson0.html|lesson 0]] to remind yourself of which port it is. On a PC it will probably be something like **COM3** or **COM4**. On a Mac it will be something like **tty.usbserial-xxxxx** | Next, its time to configure the Serial Port (also known as the COM Port). Go back to [[http://www.ladyada.net/learn/arduino/lesson0.html|lesson 0]] to remind yourself of which port it is. On a PC it will probably be something like **COM3** or **COM4**. On a Mac it will be something like **tty.usbserial-xxxxx** | ||
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This preference is saved so you only have to set it once, the program will remember next time it's run. | This preference is saved so you only have to set it once, the program will remember next time it's run. | ||
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If you have an NG arduino, make sure the LED is inserted as indicated before. Here is a video of the entire uploading process. Right after I press the Reset Button I start the sketch upload. There is a short wait while the software prepares to transfer the sketch. Then the two small orange lights blink, indicating the sketch is being transfered. When its done, there is a 7 second delay until the sketch starts. | If you have an NG arduino, make sure the LED is inserted as indicated before. Here is a video of the entire uploading process. Right after I press the Reset Button I start the sketch upload. There is a short wait while the software prepares to transfer the sketch. Then the two small orange lights blink, indicating the sketch is being transfered. When its done, there is a 7 second delay until the sketch starts. | ||
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If you don't get a blinking LED, make sure you put the part in the right way, in the correct holes, and perhaps try a different LED as it may be bad. | If you don't get a blinking LED, make sure you put the part in the right way, in the correct holes, and perhaps try a different LED as it may be bad. |