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Right.

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You now have the original ID installed and set up on your computer.

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Now take your Arduino board and the USB cable, which goes with it.

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Simply plug your Arduino to your computer using the cable.

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And now how to make your Arduino.

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ID know that your Arduino board is connected to your computer.

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Well, you can go on tools menu here and you will need to check two things first.

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Here board.

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So tools and board, you will have different kind of board.

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So for example, Arduino, UNO, Arduino, Nano, Mega, Leonardo, etc..

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So if you are using an Arduino UNO like I'm using now, make sure that Arduino UNO is checked here.

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This is the first step.

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And then you will have here to check the port.

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So tools, ports and make sure that the correct port for the correct board is selected.

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You may have multiple ports here and you maybe don't know which one corresponds to your Arduino.

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So for me, it's already detected as an Arduino.

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But if you don't know which port is which, well, there is a simple way to know.

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You can so click here.

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You can n plug your Arduino board so disconnected from your computer.

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Then you go on tools.

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So you can see I don't have any port selected or maybe you will have different ones.

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For example, come one, come three, etc. and then you can plug your Arduino back.

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Okay.

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And go on tools again.

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And you should see now the pot is here.

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You can also click on here, get more info.

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This will tell you this should tell you depends on the board.

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But what kind of board do you have?

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So you are sure you don't make any mistake?

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And this is a basic program.

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So this is the minimum code for original program.

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This code does actually nothing.

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I'm going to explain all that later in the course.

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But for out what you can do once you are sure that wall and ports are correct here, you can click on

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verify.

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So this button, this will compile the code and you can see here the green bar down compiling and then

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you can click on the upload button here and this will compile and upload the code to your Arduino.

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And once you see done uploading, it means that this program is actually uploaded correctly to your

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physical Arduino board.