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/* | |
"GizDuino Starter kit" | |
Blinking 8 LEDs | |
STEP 1: Construct the circuit of GizDuino Blinking 8 LEDs. | |
STEP 2: Connect the USB Cable to your computer. | |
STEP 3: Open the Arduino IDE. | |
STEP 4: Open the BLINKING 8 LEDS Sample code from GizDuino Starter kit code. | |
STEP 5: Then, click Upload. | |
This sample code turns ON the LEDs in 1 second and turn OFF | |
in 1 second. It is a simple and easiest way using more pins | |
for blinking LEDs. | |
*/ | |
// givenname for digital pins. | |
int a = 4; | |
int b = 5; | |
int c = 6; | |
int d = 7; | |
int e = 8; | |
int f = 9; | |
int g = 10; | |
int h = 11; | |
// the setting up of pins. | |
void setup(){ | |
// initialize the digital pins as an output. | |
pinMode(a, OUTPUT); | |
pinMode(b, OUTPUT); | |
pinMode(c, OUTPUT); | |
pinMode(d, OUTPUT); | |
pinMode(e, OUTPUT); | |
pinMode(f, OUTPUT); | |
pinMode(g, OUTPUT); | |
pinMode(h, OUTPUT); | |
} | |
// the loop is where your program runs repeatedly. | |
void loop(){ | |
digitalWrite(a, HIGH); // turn the LEDs ON (HIGH) | |
digitalWrite(b, HIGH); | |
digitalWrite(c, HIGH); | |
digitalWrite(d, HIGH); | |
digitalWrite(e, HIGH); | |
digitalWrite(f, HIGH); | |
digitalWrite(g, HIGH); | |
digitalWrite(h, HIGH); | |
delay(1000); // wait for a second | |
digitalWrite(a, LOW); // turn the LEDs OFF (LOW) | |
digitalWrite(b, LOW); | |
digitalWrite(c, LOW); | |
digitalWrite(d, LOW); | |
digitalWrite(e, LOW); | |
digitalWrite(f, LOW); | |
digitalWrite(g, LOW); | |
digitalWrite(h, LOW); | |
delay(1000); // wait for a second | |
} |
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