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/***********************************************************************
* Exp1_BasicTest -- RedBot Experiment 1
*
* Time to make sure the electronics work! To test everything out, we're
* going to blink the LED on the board.
*
* This sketch was written by SparkFun Electronics, with lots of help from
* the Arduino community.
*
* 23 Sept 2013 N. Seidle/M. Hord
* 04 Oct 2014 B. Huang
***********************************************************************/
// setup() function runs once at the very beginning.
void setup()
{
pinMode(13, OUTPUT); // The RedBot has an LED connected to pin 13.
// Pins are all generic, so we have to first configure it
// as an OUTPUT using this command.
}
// loop() function repeats over and over... forever!
void loop()
{
// Blink sequence
digitalWrite(13, HIGH); // Turns LED ON -- HIGH puts 5V on pin 13.
delay(500); // delay(500) "pauses" the program for 500 milliseconds
digitalWrite(13, LOW); // Turns LED OFF -- LOW puts 0V on pin 13.
delay(500); // delay(500) "pauses" the program for 500 milliseconds
// The total delay period is 1000 ms, or 1 second.
}
/***********************************************************************
* In Arduino, an LED is often connected to pin 13 for "debug" purposes.
* This LED is used as an indicator to make sure that we're able to upload
* code to the board. It's also a good indicator that your program is running.
**********************************************************************/