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21 | Beginning with ArduinoIn this example, we’re going to recreate the “Blink” example to test the Intel® Galileo’sfunctionality. But first we need to install ArduBlock.Installing ArduBlock1. Download ardublock-all.jar from http://blog.ardublock.com/engetting-startedardublockzhardublock/Commencing the download will open a new window in your browser, before giving you theoption to save the download. This is normal. The filename will also contain numbers, denotingthe release date of the version. Still follow the instructions below.2. In the Arduino IDE, open the menu Arduino > Preferences3. Find “Sketchbook location”terminal.By default, the Sketchbook location is Documents > Arduino under user’s home directory.4. Copy the ardublock-all.jar file to the following directory:Windows: C:\Users\UserName\Documents\Arduino\tools\ArduBlockTool\tool\ardublock-all.jarMac OSX: /Users/UserName/Documents/Arduino/tools/ArduBlockTool/tool/ardublock-all.jarNote: If the above directories do not exist, these will need to be manually created. When doingso, follow the format exactly as set above, as the folder names are case sensitive.5. Start the Arduino IDE. You will find ArduBlock under the Tools menu, and it will open in aseparate window.
A TEACHER’S GUIDE TO THE INTEL® GALILEO | 22Blink with Ardublock1. From the ‘Control’ menu, place a ‘Loop’ block in your work area.2. From the ‘Pins’ menu connect a ‘Set Digital Pin’ block to the Loop block. Set the Pinnumber to 13, and leave the output set to ‘HIGH’. This means that when the Pin 13 ofthe Galileo receives power, the LED will turn on.3. Connect a second ‘Set Digital Pin’ block to the Loop block. Set the Pin number to 13, andleave the output set to ‘LOW’. This will turn the LED off again, and restart the code in theLoop block.
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