UITLEG.pdf

ARDX

arduino experimentation kit

Arduino

Experimenter’s

Guide

(ARDX)

A Few Words

A BOUT THIS K IT

The overall goal of this kit is fun. Beyond this, the aim is to get

you comfortable using a wide range of electronic components

through small, simple and easy circuits. The focus is to get each

circuit working then giving you the tools to figure out why. If you

encounter any problems, want to ask a question, or would like to

know more about any part, extra help is only an e-mail away help@oomlout.com .

A BOUT O PEN S OURCE H ARDWARE

All of .:oomlout:.'s projects are open source. What does this mean? It means everything

involved in making this kit, be it this guide, 3D models, or code is available for free

download. But it goes further, you're also free to reproduce and modify any of this

material, then distribute it for yourself. The catch? Quite simple; it is released under a

Creative Commons (By - Share Alike) license. This means you must credit .:oomlout:. in

your design and share your developments in a similar manner. Why? We grew up learning

and playing with open source software and the experience was good fun, we think it

would be lovely if a similar experience was possible with physical things.

More details on the Creative Commons CC (By - Share Alike) License can be found at

http://ardx.org/CCLI

A BOUT .: OOMLOUT :.

We’re a plucky little design company focusing on producing

“delightfully fun open source products”

To check out what we are up to

http://www.oomlout.com

A BOUT P ROBLEMS

We strive to deliver the highest level of quality in each and every thing we produce. If you ever find an

ambiguous instruction, a missing piece, or would just like to ask a question, we’ll try our best to help out.

help@oomlout.com

(we like hearing about problems it helps us improve future versions)

Thanks For Choosing .:oomlout:.

.: W HERE TO F IND E VERYTHING :.

TBCN

table of contents

Before We Start

{ASEM} Assembling the Pieces

{INST} Installing the Software

{PROG} A Small Programming Primer

{ELEC} A Small Electronics Primer

The Circuits

{CIRC01} Getting Started - (Blinking LED)

{CIRC02} 8 LED Fun - (Multiple LEDs)

{CIRC03} Spin Motor Spin - (Transistor and Motor)

{CIRC04} A Single Servo - (Servos)

{CIRC05} 8 More LEDs - (74HC595 Shift Register)

{CIRC06} Music - (Piezo Elements)

{CIRC07} Button Pressing - (Pushbuttons)

{CIRC08} Twisting - (Potentiometers)

{CIRC09} Light - (Photo Resistors)

{CIRC10} Temperature - (TMP36 Temperature Sensor)

{CIRC11} Larger Loads - (Relays)

01 ASEM

assembling the

pieces

.: P UTTING I T T OGETHER :.

Arduino Holder

Breadboard

Arduino

3mm x 10mm bolt

3mm nut

.: For an introduction to what an Arduino is, visit :.

.: http://ardx.org/INTR :.

.: I NSTALLING THE IDE :.

02 INST

installing

(software and hardware)

This is the program used to write programs for the Arduino

(meta?). It may seem a little daunting at first but once you have it

installed and start playing around, its secrets will reveal themselves

Step 1: Download the software

Goto

http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software

And download the software for your operating system

Windows XP

Mac OSX

Step 2: Unzip the Software

Unzip

arduino-00 -win.zip

Recommended Path

c:\Program Files\

Step 2: Open The .dmg

Open (mount)

rr ( rr - version #)

arduino-00

rr ( rr - version #)

-mac.dmg

Step 3: Shortcut Icon

Open

c:\program files\arduino-00

Right Click

Arduino.exe (send to>Desktop (create shortcut) )

Step 3: Copy The Application

Goto

"Arduino" (in the devices section of finder)

Move

"Arduino" Application to the

"Applications" folder

Step 4: Plug In Your Arduino

Plug your Arduino in:

using the included USB cable, plug your Arduino

board into a free USB port

Wait for a box to pop up

Step 4: Install Drivers

Goto

"Arduino" device

FTDI Drivers for Intel Macs ( _ _

Double Click & Install

rrrr

).pkg

(FTDI Drivers for PPC Macs ( _ _

).pkg

Restart

Step 5: Add new Hardware

Skip searching the internet

(click the next box when prompted to do so)

Install from a Specific destination

(click “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced))

Choose the Location

c:\program files\arduino-00 rr \drivers\FTDI USB Drivers\

Finished

Step 5: Plug In Your Arduino

Plug your Arduino in:

using the included USB cable, plug your Arduino

board into a free USB port

.: NOTE: :.

.: Encountering problems? :.

.: Would like more details? Using Linux? :.

.: http://ardx.org/LINU :.

rr \ rr - version #)

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