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1. Download the latest Arduino IDE from the Arduino website. Don't be shy do snoop around the website. There's a lot of useful information on what Arduino is and how you can use it in an endless number of ways!
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Since we installed the Arduino drivers at the same time as the IDE itself, your computer should now recognize the board if you plug it in. If not, the driver can be manually downloaded using the link at the bottom of this page. |
6. Select the COM Port through which the computer connected with the board. If there's nothing else plugged in the computer (like in this demo), it should have connected to COM3. Therefore, it's the only one available. The COM port used doesn't matter, but it’s important to choose the one corresponding to the CrcDuino. Bear in mind that it might change from time to time depending on what is plugged into the computer used.
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8. Identify the Arduino sketchbook location in Arduino IDE by going to File-Preferences, and navigate to that location using Windows File Explorer. Open the Folder called librairieslibraries.
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9. Copy-paste the CrcLib folder and its dependencies to the librairieslibraries folder.
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If there’s already previous CrcLib versions (or one of its dependencies beginning wit CrcDependency) in the |
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