Blinking a LED with BeagleBone Black

blinking_led_bb.fzz

CARD_CD_code.js

	var b = require('bonescript');
	var led = "P8_10";
	var state = 0;

	b.pinMode(led, 'out');
	toggleLED = function() {
	    state = state ? 0 : 1;
	    b.digitalWrite(led, state);
	};

	timer = setInterval(toggleLED, 100);

	stopTimer = function() {
	    clearInterval(timer);
	};

	setTimeout(stopTimer, 3000);

CARD_HD_IMG1.png

CARD_HD_IMG1_Online.html

<img src="http://s18.postimg.org/rtrc7t1zd/blinking_led_bb.png" alt="some_text">
<p>
Push the LED leads into the breadboard, with the longer (positive) lead towards the top of the breadboard. It does not matter which way around the resistor goes.</p>
<p>
The top two connections on the BBB expansion header we are using (P8) are both GND. The other lead is connected to pin 10, which is the right-hand connector on the fifth row down. The pins are numbered left to right, 1, 2 then on the next row down 3,4 etc.</p>

CARD_HD_IMG3_Online.md

Push the LED leads into the breadboard, with the longer (positive) lead towards the top of the breadboard. It does not matter which way around the resistor goes.

The top two connections on the BBB expansion header we are using (P8) are both GND. The other lead is connected to pin 10, which is the right-hand connector on the fifth row down. The pins are numbered left to right, 1, 2 then on the next row down 3,4 etc.

CARD_HD_Material_Information.md

Push the LED leads into the breadboard, with the longer (positive) lead towards the top of the breadboard. It does not matter which way around the resistor goes.

The top two connections on the BBB expansion header we are using (P8) are both GND. The other lead is connected to pin 10, which is the right-hand connector on the fifth row down. The pins are numbered left to right, 1, 2 then on the next row down 3,4 etc.

CARD_IN.md

BLINKING AN LED WITH BEAGLEBONE BLACK


Make an LED Blink using Python on a BeagleBone Black In this tutorial, you will learn how to control an external LED using a BeagleBone Black (BBB)

CARD_INTRO_MATERIALS.md

Materials

1. BeagleBone Black
2. LED your choice of color and size. I used 10mm Red
3. 470Ω Resistor
4. Half-size solderless breadboard
5. Male to Male jumper wires

code.js

var b = require('bonescript');
var led = "P8_10";
var state = 0;

b.pinMode(led, 'out');
toggleLED = function() {
    state = state ? 0 : 1;
    b.digitalWrite(led, state);
};

timer = setInterval(toggleLED, 100);

stopTimer = function() {
    clearInterval(timer);
};

setTimeout(stopTimer, 3000);

not working on my beaglebone black wireless ??