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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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 To open up the workspace To open up the workspace
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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. 
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