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=Getting Started=
 
=Getting Started=
==Software Installation==
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==Step 1: Downloading Latest Software==
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Download the latest Microduino software for your OS (Windows or Mac) at: <b>http://microduinoinc.com/download/</b>
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[[File:Software_Setup_Guide_Select_Download.png|link=http://microduinoinc.com/download/|400px|left|thumb]]<br clear=all>
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==Step 2: Follow the Software Getting Started Guide==
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Follow the getting software started guide for your OS at:
 
{{Clickable software guide boxes}}
 
{{Clickable software guide boxes}}
 
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<b>Follow the guide to ensure the software is properly setup and the correct drivers are installed.</b>
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==Step 3: Configuring and Testing the Software==
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# Open the Microduino software. <br> [[File:ArduinoIcon.png|thumb|75px|left]]<br clear=all>
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# Go to “Tools > Board” and select “Microduino/mCookie-device” <br> [[File:Software_Setup_Guide_Select_Board.png|frame|left]]<br clear=all>
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# Go to “Tools > Processor” and select “Microduino/mCookie-Core (328p)@16M,5V” <br> [[File:Software_Setup_Guide_Select_Processor.png|frame|left]]<br clear=all>
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# Only have the red Core module and USBTTL module stacked. Then connect the MicroUSB to the USBTTL module and the other end to your computer's USB port. <br> [[File:Core%2BUSBTTL_connect.png|thumb|left|400px]]<br clear=all>
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# Check if the red LED is lit on the USBTTL module. This indicates the USBTTL is ON and SUPPLYING power to the modules.
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# Go to “Tools > Port” and select the port. It is usually the one that is select-able. (If you are using a Mac, it is not the Bluetooth one) <br> [[File:Software_Setup_Guide_Select_Port_Selection.png|frame|left]]<br clear=all>
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# With the default sample code. Hit upload (right arrow icon on the top left of the software). <br> [[File:Software_Setup_Guide_Select_Upload.png|frame|left]]<br clear=all>
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# The code will compile and will say upload complete if successful. Congratulations the software setup is complete! <br> [[File:Software_Setup_Guide_Select_Done_Upload.png|frame|left]]<br clear=all>
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'''Example projects''' for the 102 Basic kit can be found in the [[#Projects]] section.
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[[File:102_Printed_Manual.png|link=http://wiki.microduinoinc.com/images/c/c4/102_Basic_Kit_English.compressed.pdf|300px]]
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Printed manual download: [http://wiki.microduinoinc.com/images/c/c4/102_Basic_Kit_English.compressed.pdf Link]
 
=Projects=
 
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Revision as of 16:36, 5 March 2018

Printed Manual

102 Printed Manual.png

Download: Link

Getting Started

Step 1: Downloading Latest Software

Download the latest Microduino software for your OS (Windows or Mac) at: http://microduinoinc.com/download/

Software Setup Guide Select Download.png

Step 2: Follow the Software Getting Started Guide

Follow the getting software started guide for your OS at:

Windows
MicroduinoGettingStart-ForWindows.jpg
IDE Install Guide for Windows
MAC
MicroduinoGettingStart-ForMAC.jpg
IDE Install Guide for MAC

Follow the guide to ensure the software is properly setup and the correct drivers are installed.

Step 3: Configuring and Testing the Software

  1. Open the Microduino software.
    ArduinoIcon.png

  2. Go to “Tools > Board” and select “Microduino/mCookie-device”
    Software Setup Guide Select Board.png

  3. Go to “Tools > Processor” and select “Microduino/mCookie-Core (328p)@16M,5V”
    Software Setup Guide Select Processor.png

  4. Only have the red Core module and USBTTL module stacked. Then connect the MicroUSB to the USBTTL module and the other end to your computer's USB port.
    Core+USBTTL connect.png

  5. Check if the red LED is lit on the USBTTL module. This indicates the USBTTL is ON and SUPPLYING power to the modules.
  6. Go to “Tools > Port” and select the port. It is usually the one that is select-able. (If you are using a Mac, it is not the Bluetooth one)
    Software Setup Guide Select Port Selection.png

  7. With the default sample code. Hit upload (right arrow icon on the top left of the software).
    Software Setup Guide Select Upload.png

  8. The code will compile and will say upload complete if successful. Congratulations the software setup is complete!
    Software Setup Guide Select Done Upload.png


Example projects for the 102 Basic kit can be found in the #Projects section.

102 Printed Manual.png

Printed manual download: Link

Projects

Birthday Light
Happy Birthday Project.jpg
Birthday Light
Project
Sound Sensitive LED
Sound Sensitive Light Project.jpg
Sound Sensitive LED
Project
Clap Light
Clap Light Project.jpg
Clap Light
Project
Light Indicator
Light Indicator X02 Front View.jpg
Light Indicator
Project
Nightlight
Nightlight X02.png
Nightlight
Project
Grumpy Grandpa
Grumpy Grandpa X02.jpg
Grumpy Grandpa
Project

Basic Tutorials

Basic Module Tutorials

Core Communication

MCookie-core-rect.jpg
Core (ATmega328p)
Tutorial

MCookie--FT232-rect.jpg
USBTTL
Tutorial

Function Extension

MCookie-Hub-rect.jpg
Hub
Tutorial

MCookie-led-Matrix-rect.jpg
LED Matrix
Tutorial

Basic Component Tutorials

Buzzer
Microduino-BUZZER-v1.jpg
Buzzer
Tutorial
Crash Sensor
Microduino Crash-rect-v1.jpg
Crash Sensor
Tutorial
LED
Microduino-LED-rect-v1.jpg
LED (Single Color)
Tutorial
Light Sensor
Microduino-Light.jpg
Light Sensor
Tutorial
Line Finder
Microduino-Line track.jpg
Line Finder
Tutorial
Microphone
Microduino-Sound-v1.jpg
Microphone
Tutorial
Servo
Servo.png
Servo
Tutorial
Touch Sensor
Microduino-TOUCH-v1.jpg
Touch Sensor
Tutorial

Additional Projects