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Arduino built-in LED blinking test.

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In this video, we will learn to understand the basic setup of an Arduino board,

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and uploading a simple Arduino blink test.

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The blink test is the most fundamental experiment in Arduino programming.

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This video will guide you through blinking the built-in LED,

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providing hands-on experience with Arduino programming.

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Connect the Arduino board to the computer using the USB cable.

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Two, open the Arduino IDE.

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Third, for a new instances of the IDE, go to File.

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Examples, Basics.

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Select the blink test.

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This launches a new instances of the IDE.

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Four, ensure that the correct board and port are selected.

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Go to the Tools.

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Then board.

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Then Arduino AVR boards.

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Then select Arduino Uno.

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The Arduino code links the built-in LED at one second intervals.

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The setup function runs once when you press reset or power the board.

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Click the upload check button in the Arduino ID,

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and observe the built-in LED blinking once per second.

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Then board.

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After 1 minute or longer, you can see how to activate the IDE.

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Ready to choose the computer?

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Set the� Yunctv splash menu according to the settings.

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Create a new firmware.

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