Wow. I am the kid from the video, and this is like a blast from the past. Obviously I am much older now, but I have never seen these positive comments. It's rare to see positive feedback from a video by a little kid. I've gotten busier since 2011, especially as an incoming junior high school along with additional pursuits, but I was actually thinking about starting up some more tutorials during the summer. Thanks a lot, guys!
Just a heads up for anyone attempting do do this now. Newer arduinos DO NOT have an internal resistor in pin 13, so you're going to want to add one of your own so as to not damage your LED.
It would be very nice if you add the code in the description section. Thank you. By the way, I how can I stop/reset the setup? #define LED 13 void setup() { pinMode(LED,OUTPUT); } void loop() { digitalWrite(LED, HIGH); delay(1000); digitalWrite(LED, LOW); delay(1000); }
Aa do u know why the arduino dosent connect to the software it just say come and the code is right but it dosent work on the arduino even the arduino connected to the pc but the software says native port something
Great video, cant wait to try it out! But only one thing.... You might want to put more expression in your voice, you kind of sound like a robot. Other than that, the video is perfect!
Nice. I would have went somewhat deeper into explaining the code part since blinking a LED is a "hello world" sort of thing that is the very first time some does, when he/she gets an Arduino. Therefore previous knowledge in coding should not be expected. Still, nice tutorial and the info about the pin 13 having a resistor is pretty useful.
nice video, that was my fist arduino project?? as simple as that hehe. good stuff, just think for a moment that if you master arduino you can build a welding cnc machine, as great as that!!!
FYI: The built in resistor in pin 13 is ONLY for the internal LED, you still need one for your own. electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/66992/pin-13-do-i-need-a-resistor
void setup(){ pinMode(13,OUTPUT); } void loop(){ digitalWrite(13,HIGH); delay(500);//Modificar para cambiar la velocidad de parpadeo digitalWrite(13,LOW); delay(500);//Modificar para cambiar la velocidad de parpadeo }
Indeed. Pin 13 does not feature a current limiting resistor and without it, you risk damaging your microcontroller, your LED or both. Pin 13 is connected directly to (SCK) PB5 pin 19 of the MPU. The on board LED, however, is buffered and has a series current limiting resistor.
Dear Sir you are doing a great work, many thanks. I will be highly obliged if you guide me in blinking a LED with different ON and OFF duration, without using delay function.
I think what I'll be doing, is that I will write the code on my phone, and then copy and paste it into Arduino IDE. I have problems typing out those semicolons and brackets ({ }) on a computer
No, not unless you add an LED and resistor to the other pin also. The resistor should be about 560 ohms for the standard 3mm LED. The short leg of the LED should connect to ground and the long leg of the LED should connect to one end of the resistor. The other end of the resistor should connect to the other output pin that you have used.
I just inserted an LED into the correct pins, plugged the Arduino into my Macbook Air, and the LED started blinking before I even opened up the I.D.E. What am I doing wrong? Shouldn't I have to write code for this?
Arduino: 1.8.3 (Linux), Board: "Arduino/Genuino Uno" /tmp/arduino_modified_sketch_247323/sketch_dec22a.ino: In function 'void loop()': sketch_dec22a:14: error: expected '}' at end of input } ^ exit status 1 expected '}' at end of input This report would have more information with "Show verbose output during compilation" option enabled in File -> Preferences. what is this
This is possible with any Arduino, but you will use a different pin. Like pin 7, but with a resistor void setup () { pinMode (7, OUTPUT) ; } loop setup () { digitalWrite (7, HIGH) ; delay (type any number here) ; digitalWrite (7, LOW) ; You don't need the second delay, but if you want, you can add it.
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Wow. I am the kid from the video, and this is like a blast from the past. Obviously I am much older now, but I have never seen these positive comments. It's rare to see positive feedback from a video by a little kid. I've gotten busier since 2011, especially as an incoming junior high school along with additional pursuits, but I was actually thinking about starting up some more tutorials during the summer. Thanks a lot, guys!
+Kimo303
Dude... do it.
I need this in my life. Good luck in school!
+Kimo303 i love your voice can we arduino and chill?
Yes, youtube videos tend to have a life of their own. Looks like you got off to a good start. Congratulations!
All the very best. You have a great skill of narration.
You did do a good tutorial. It's simple, you're clear, you knew what you were doing but weren't arrogant about it and were on point.
I'm 30 and having young guys like you teach me stuff is amazing. Keep on the good work. Let me know if you need help driving a stick!!!!
lmao
great fo her,she did a great job,have you watched this yet?it can help you too
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u 37 now
@@rafikchakoui5253 damn you good at math, should do tut
Impressive. I'm 33 and I just learned that the longer lead on an LED is the positive one, due to this video. Thank you very much.
watching this after 10 years of uploading. very good vid, helped me out a lot
Please let your student know that he is helping college students learn how to use arduinos. And he's doing a great job.
Best intro arduino tutorial ever. Wish h'ed have made more basic tutorials. Excellent!
Wow, such a clear explanation, and no off-topic bullshit. Excellent.
Thank you. I fail on many arduino projects......this is my first successful project......thank you!
This cheer me up a lot.
Good job man.
just a reminder you can quickly find the code in the Arduino IDE under this menu:
File -> Examples -> 01.Basics -> Blink
you just saved me from a last minute STEM project. I owe everything to you man
This is how I imagine Mike Leech talking. No emotion 😂 Keep up the good work tho and thanks I wanted to know this stuff
can't believe I'm learning Arduino from a kid, but well done to you!
Thanks :D I just realised it was a video from 2011... almost 5 years :D
9 years ago now
Almost 10 years
Lol 10 years ago now
Thank you so much I first tought i never was gonna be able to do something on the arduino
Thank you so much 💗
First project, and success!
I even modified the code to blink every 0.4 seconds
Really good content mate! Cheers from Portugal!
Thanks First I was swearing for having MAC but your video helped 100% :)
Hats OFF !
This is so well put together and easy to understand. Thank you
Thank you for helping me make my first Arduino program! I also appreciated your explanation about pin 13 having a built in resistor.
Great job! ô¿ô
I don't know if you'll read this 5 years later, but only the very early models had resistors in pin 13
Dr. Park is my hero
Thank you. Simply one of the best tutorials seen.
thank you. it's working. it's my first Arduino project :)
Just a heads up for anyone attempting do do this now. Newer arduinos DO NOT have an internal resistor in pin 13, so you're going to want to add one of your own so as to not damage your LED.
works great. Changing delay can also be a good variation for newbies.
thankyou for this tutorial i had my leds in backwards thought i was going crazy.
Very nice tutorial. Easy to follow, and understand.
Really Useful. I just order the Board after watching the Video :)
Title should be blinking a led :), thanks for the tutorial
best one .please upload more videos
It would be very nice if you add the code in the description section. Thank you.
By the way, I how can I stop/reset the setup?
#define LED 13
void setup() {
pinMode(LED,OUTPUT);
}
void loop() {
digitalWrite(LED, HIGH);
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(LED, LOW);
delay(1000);
}
thank u soo muchh
Aa do u know why the arduino dosent connect to the software it just say come and the code is right but it dosent work on the arduino even the arduino connected to the pc but the software says native port something
Great video, cant wait to try it out! But only one thing.... You might want to put more expression in your voice, you kind of sound like a robot. Other than that, the video is perfect!
I think that makes it easier to understand (like in the video)
artificial intelligence is real
Thank you so much. I actually learn from your video.
Thanks a lot for this video, it really helped me.Keep up the good work.
Nice. I would have went somewhat deeper into explaining the code part since blinking a LED is a "hello world" sort of thing that is the very first time some does, when he/she gets an Arduino. Therefore previous knowledge in coding should not be expected. Still, nice tutorial and the info about the pin 13 having a resistor is pretty useful.
Can you guide me in blinking LED with different ON and OFF duration without using delay function.
Hardly any current models have a resistor on pin 13, so you need a resistor
Im am curious, how old are you? You are doing a great job, very professional work. Please keep up the good work.
nice video, that was my fist arduino project?? as simple as that hehe. good stuff, just think for a moment that if you master arduino you can build a welding cnc machine, as great as that!!!
i put it into the slot and it started blinking along with the orange light
i dont know where to copy paste the code since the description is pretty much empty
FYI: The built in resistor in pin 13 is ONLY for the internal LED, you still need one for your own. electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/66992/pin-13-do-i-need-a-resistor
very cool! can i ask what you're using to code with? im a beginner.
void setup(){
pinMode(13,OUTPUT);
}
void loop(){
digitalWrite(13,HIGH);
delay(500);//Modificar para cambiar la velocidad de parpadeo
digitalWrite(13,LOW);
delay(500);//Modificar para cambiar la velocidad de parpadeo
}
n nice
Yeah we cannot just write LED . We will always have to specify the PIN OUT
serial port not selected! plz, help me
void setup() {
#define LED 13
pinMode(LED,OUTPUT);
}
void loop()
{
digitalWrite(LED, HIGH)
delay(1000)
digitalWrite(LED, LOW)
delay(1000)
}
using leds without a current limiting resistor may cause the leds destruction or the pins destruction
Indeed. Pin 13 does not feature a current limiting resistor and without it, you risk damaging your microcontroller, your LED or both.
Pin 13 is connected directly to (SCK) PB5 pin 19 of the MPU. The on board LED, however, is buffered and has a series current limiting resistor.
Dear Sir you are doing a great work, many thanks.
I will be highly obliged if you guide me in blinking a LED with different ON and OFF duration, without using delay function.
bro, you are awesome. Thank you!
Thanks a lot!You helped me in my project :D
Explained very clearly thank for the information!
Nice tutorial !! Thank you ! you arw super clear and understanding : )
Awesome work!
What would you do if you have a RGB LED? Does it matter?
Where is the code you mentioned was in the box below? I can't seem to find it? Thanks.
i tried it out ant it worked perfectly
thanks
this is a nice tutorial!
Nice clear voice and instruction. Thanks. :)
Thank you for this tutorial. It's a very big help for understanding arduino for the first time.
Can we connect to any digitql pins
I have problem,only when i press the reset button,led blinks. What is problem?
Hit like if you are in love with her voice👍
from where you purchased that arduino
hi can i cut your video for my video and then i put the source (link this video) in description video?
i will cut from 2:11 until 2:17 :D
Awesome video!
Thank you. It works
i dont have that cable but have arduino board what else to use
why when i puted the led in the pin 13 and i wrote the same program, the arduino led (L) started blinking but the led that i puted didn't
@@gorkemgenc344 nevermind i fixed it
Thnx boi
Reverse the led pins
How you can find out , witch pinhole have internal resistor?
I have arduino mega
Hi. How can I rotate my DC motor at discrete _ angle every _ seconds? I need to control these two variables for my project.
Thank you!
thanks dude, helped me start :D
Where is the code in the description? Other than that, great work!
it's awesome, thank you "kid", nice tutorial
thank you so much for this!
How the led is blinking without battery.
I think what I'll be doing, is that I will write the code on my phone, and then copy and paste it into Arduino IDE.
I have problems typing out those semicolons and brackets ({ }) on a computer
You can use your to upload too
Now my output ground pin is not working. What should I do?
thank you I did my first arduino project I tride very hard
ask : if we change the output pin except pin 13, will the LED blinking too?
No, not unless you add an LED and resistor to the other pin also. The resistor should be about 560 ohms for the standard 3mm LED. The short leg of the LED should connect to ground and the long leg of the LED should connect to one end of the resistor. The other end of the resistor should connect to the other output pin that you have used.
thank you sir
@Unker47 did you put a resistor on the LED?
very simple arduino project
keep up the good work!
I don't see the code in the box below...
Thank you. Very helpful !
I was told you need a resistance or you'll burn the led. was this person wrong?`
and where are the other videos? ^:D
How can I make this in a small battery powered device?
1. Shoudn't you put a rezistor ? 2. Make it blinking faster.
could somebody tell me if it's possible to connect dozens of LEDs to blink at the same rate with just one equipment?
use a breadboard
I just inserted an LED into the correct pins, plugged the Arduino into my Macbook Air, and the LED started blinking before I even opened up the I.D.E. What am I doing wrong? Shouldn't I have to write code for this?
The blinking code is usually preinstalled in the brand new arduinos
John Mora I was soooo looking to say hello to the world, but they stole my thunderous arrival! Thanks for the info.
I have a problem:
Only the orange LED in Arduino blinks, not the red one that I add
Can you help me? Thanks!
the code is incorrect, when you click verify, it says that the the led is not declared
I sware im not using a code or program i just put the led in and it started to blink
me too
that's because when you buy the arduino it has preloaded the blonk sketch
me too i have to click a button then it works
the IC comes with Arduino comes with blink program :D
lol i realised i was a noob still am but yeah ive improved
The code? Can you provide it?
Thank you so much my brother I love you :)
what are the materials required
when I start to upload it use to say problem uploading.but when I click the verify button it does not say anything plzz five me solution
what to do when the diode doesnt light up ever?
Reverse the pins or try another led.
exit status 1
'digitlWrite' was not declared in this scop
Arduino: 1.8.3 (Linux), Board: "Arduino/Genuino Uno"
/tmp/arduino_modified_sketch_247323/sketch_dec22a.ino: In function 'void loop()':
sketch_dec22a:14: error: expected '}' at end of input
}
^
exit status 1
expected '}' at end of input
This report would have more information with
"Show verbose output during compilation"
option enabled in File -> Preferences.
what is this
you are great buddy!
Is this also possible with the Arduino DUE?
This is possible with any Arduino, but you will use a different pin.
Like pin 7, but with a resistor
void setup () {
pinMode (7, OUTPUT) ;
}
loop setup () {
digitalWrite (7, HIGH) ;
delay (type any number here) ;
digitalWrite (7, LOW) ;
You don't need the second delay, but if you want, you can add it.
bro but i just connected led and it started blinking