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Installation Guide of Arduino Ide

The document provides installation instructions for the Arduino IDE in 5 steps: 1. Download the Arduino IDE zip file from the Arduino website. 2. Extract the downloaded zip file and copy the folder to the desktop. 3. Install the Arduino drivers by connecting the board to the PC, updating the driver software, and selecting the correct driver folder. 4. Set up the Arduino Software IDE by selecting the correct board and serial port. 5. Test the installation by uploading the Blink sketch and verifying that the on-board LED flashes.

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Installation Guide of Arduino Ide

The document provides installation instructions for the Arduino IDE in 5 steps: 1. Download the Arduino IDE zip file from the Arduino website. 2. Extract the downloaded zip file and copy the folder to the desktop. 3. Install the Arduino drivers by connecting the board to the PC, updating the driver software, and selecting the correct driver folder. 4. Set up the Arduino Software IDE by selecting the correct board and serial port. 5. Test the installation by uploading the Blink sketch and verifying that the on-board LED flashes.

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INSTALLATION GUIDE OF ARDUINO IDE

We are using Arduino/nodemcu as microcontroller for running our main code, That fetched the data from the gps
module and send it to the google spreadsheet.For uploading the code in the microcontroller we have used an
integrated development environment for this.

STEPS TO INSTALL ARDUINO IDE:

1.DOWNLOAD
Go to the Arduino website and click on the download link to go to the download page and then click on windows
to download the zip file of windows and then download the arduino software.

2.INSTALL
After downloading, locate the downloaded file on the computer and extract the folder from the downloaded
zipped file. Copy the folder to a suitable place such as your desktop.

Install the Arduino


Windows Drivers
a.Plug the Arduino Into the PC
Plug the Arduino board into the PC. Windows will try to install drivers, but will fail.

b.Start the Windows Device Manager


Click the Windows Start menu button.
Right-click Computer on the menu and then click Properties from the pop-up menu:
Click the Device Manager link to start the device manager

The Device Manager will open and display the Arduino Uno:

3.Install the Device Driver


In the Device Manager Window, right-click the Arduino board and then click Update Driver Software... on the
pop-up menu:

The Update Driver Software dialog box will pop up. Click Browse my computer for driver software:
Next, click the Browse... button:

Navigate to the drivers folder in the Arduino folder that you downloaded:

After selecting the driver folder, click the Next button:

In the dialog box that pops up, click Install this driver software anyway:
After some time, the driver installation will finish and you will see the following dialog box. Take note of the port
that the Arduino was configured as. In this case it was COM3.

4. Setting up the Arduino Software


The setup will only need to be done once, unless you change the board type or port that the Arduino is connected
to.

Navigate to the folder that you downloaded and start the Arduino software IDE by double-clicking the Arduino
application:

Check that the correct Arduino board is selected. Change if necessary:

Now check that the correct serial port is selected and change if necessary. This is the serial port that you took note
of after installing the Arduino driver.
5. Testing the Installation
Open the Blink sketch in the Arduino IDE:

Click the Arduino Upload button to load the sketch to the


Arduino. This sketch will flash the on-board LED on the
Arduino. If the sketch runs then you know that you have
successfully installed the Arduino software and driver.

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