For Windows Setting Up Development Environment
For Windows Setting Up Development Environment
Arduino IDE
As an open source software,Arduino IDE, based on ongoing Processing IDE development is an integrated
development environment officially launched by Arduino.
By using Arduino IDE, you just write the program code in the IDE and upload it to the Arduino
circuit board. The program will tell the Arduino circuit board what to do.
STEP 1:
Go to https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software and you will see the following page.
The version available at this website is usually the latest version, and the actual version may
be newer than the version in the picture.
STEP 2:
Download the development software that is suited for the operating system of your computer.
Take Windows as an example here.
If you are MacOS, please open 04 For Mac Setting up development environment
You can install it using the EXE installation package or the green package.
The following is the exe implementation of the installation procedures. Press the option
“Windows Installer”.
STEP 3:
Press the button“JUST DOWNLOAD”
to download the software.
STEP 5:
Next, the following icon appears on the desktop.
STEP 7:
Open the Arduino IDE. Select“ Tool ”→“ Board ”→“ Arduino/Genuino Uno ”.
Select“ Tool ”→“ Port ”→“ COM (Arduino/Genuino Uno) ”.
Each Arduino Uno board has a different COM number on the same computer
and usually the COM number is associated with a suffix name“(Arduino/Genuino Uno)”
in Arduino 1.8.9. You should choose the COM number that is shown.
Tips:
If you see the port“COM (Arduino/Genuino Uno)”, it means that the board has
been connected correctly to the computer. At this time, the Arduino development
environment has been successfully built.
If you see the COM port associated
with Arduino/Genuino UNO, your
automatic installation is complete
and working, go to Step 9.
After the driver is installed, please open the IDE and then click
“ Tools ”→“ Board ”→“ Arduino/Genuino Uno ”.
And then Select“ Tool ”→“ Select ”→“ Tool ”→“ Port: ”→“ COM (Arduino/Genuino Uno) ”.
Each Arduino Uno board has a different COM number on the same computer and usually the COM
number with a suffix name“(Arduino/Genuino Uno)”in Arduino 1.8.9. You should choose the COM
number that is shown.
At this time, the Arduino development environment has been successfully built !