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35 | Beginning with Arduino4. Fit micro servo to back of box using masking tape and modify paper clip with pointy nosepliers to act as push rod between servo arm and bin lid.5. Fit infra-red sensor to front of bin using masking tape.Optional: You can create a removable base to conceal breadboard and Intel® Galileo Gen 2board. 3pin JST lead from infra-red sensor can be inserted through front of bin by making a smallhole through the cardboard.Wiring1. Using M-M jumper wires, connect common ground and positive wires from Infra-redsensor and servo to breadboard.2. Connect analogue input wire (yellow) from infra-red sensor to breadboard using a M-Mjumper wire to pin A0 on Intel® Galileo Gen 2 board.3. Connect digital input wire from micro servo (white) to pin 9 on Intel® Galileo Gen 2board.4. Finally, connect ground and 5V supply using M-M jumper wires from breadboard to pinsGND and 5V of Intel® Galileo gen 2 board, respectively.
A TEACHER’S GUIDE TO THE INTEL® GALILEO | 36Coding1. Open the Arduino IDE. Check that the COM port assigned to the Intel® board (go toDevice Manager to check), matches the correct COM port according the the IDE.
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