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Arduino IDE Toolbar: Pin Setup

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Arduino Commands

Arduino IDE Toolbar


Verify Scans your code and reports any errors
Upload Compiles your code and uploads it to the Arduino board via USB
New Opens a blank Arduino sketch
Open Opens a list of your saved sketches in the file browser
Save Saves your current sketch
Serial Monitor Opens the serial monitor in a new window

Arduino Program Structure


void setup() { } Runs once at startup
void loop() { } Runs continually

Built in Arduino Functions


Pin setup
pinMode(PIN_NUMBER, Sets the pin at the location PIN_NUMBER to be either an INPUT or
INPUT/OUTPUT) an OUTPUT
pinMode(PIN_NUMBER, Sets the pin at the location PIN_NUMBER to be an input using the
INPUT_PULLUP) Arduino board's built-in pull-up resistor
digitalRead(PIN_NUMBER) Reads the input at PIN_NUMBER and returns a 1 or 0 (HIGH or LOW)
digitalWrite(PIN_NUMBER, VALUE) Writes a value of 1 or 0 (HIGH or LOW) to digital pin PIN_NUMBER
Reads the analog pin PIN_NUMBER and returns an integer between
analogRead(PIN_NUMBER) 0 and 1023
Emulates analog output VALUE using PWM on PIN_NUMBER (note:
analogWrite(PIN_NUMBER, VALUE) only available on pins 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 11)
Use the default reference voltage (5V or 3.3V depending on board
analogReference(DEFAULT) voltage)
Use an internal reference voltage (1.1v for ATmega168/328p, 2.56
analogReference(INTERNAL) for ATmega 32U4/8)
Use a voltage applied to the AREF pin as voltage reference (note:
analogReference(EXTERNAL) 0-5V only)
Time functions
Returns the time in milliseconds since the Arduino sketch began
millis() running as an unsigned long integer
Returns the time in microseconds since the Arduino sketch began
micros() running as an unsigned long integer
delay(INTEGER) Delays program execution for INTEGER milliseconds
delayMicroseconds(INTEGER) Delays program execution for INTEGER microseconds
Mathematical Functions
min(i, j) Returns the lowest of the two values i and j
max(i,j) Returns the highest of the two values i and j
abs(i) Returns the absolute value of i
sin(angle) Returns the sine of an angle in radians
cos(angle) Returns the cosine of an angle in radians
tan(angle) Returns the tangent of an angle in radians
sqrt(i) Returns the square root of i
Raises the number base to the number exponent (e.g pow (2 , 3)
pow(base, exponent) ==8)
constrain(i, minval, maxval) Contrains the value i between minval and maxval
map(val, fromL, fromH, toL, toH) Remaps val from one range to another
random(i) Returns a random long integer smaller than i
random(i, j) Returns a random long integer between i and j
randomSeed(k) Uses the value k to seed the random() function

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Casting
(type)variable Casts the value of variable to a new type

Serial Communication
Serial.begin(speed) Start serial communication at a specified speed
Serial.end() Close serial communication
Prints DATA to the serial port. DATA can be characters, strings,
Serial.print(DATA) integers and floating point numbers
Return the number of characters available to read in the serial
Serial.available() buffer
Read the first character in the serial buffer (returns -1 if no data is
Serial.read() available)
Write DATA to the serial buffer. DATA can be a character, integer,
Serial.write(DATA) or array
Serial.flush() Clears the serial buffer once outgoing communication is complete

Servo (#include <Servo.h>)


Servo myServo Creates the variable myServo of type Servo
myServo.attach(PIN_NUMBER) Associated myServo with the pin at location PIN_NUMBER
Writes an angle between 0 and 180 to the servo atached to
myServo.write(angle) myServo
Writes a value in microseconds to the servo attached to myServo
myServo.writeMicroseconds(uS) (typically between 1000 and 2000 with 1500 as the midpoint)
Returns an integer containing the current angle of the servo
myServo.read() between 0 - 180
myServo.attached() Returns true if the servo is attached to a pin
myServo.detach() Dissasociates myServo with an attached pin

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