Step 2: Putting up the wires
Strip both ends of wires
-insert one end of each wire into sockets numbered
-Gnd(black wire in my case)-this will be the common ground connection
– 13 (green wire in my case)
– 12 (yellow wire in my case)
– ~11 (orange wire in my case)
– ~10 (red wire in my case)
– 9 (brown wire in my case)
– 8 (brown wire in my case)
Step 3: Hooking up wires to the breadboard
– hook up the wire connected to gnd(black in my case) to the common vertical line on the the sides of the breadboard
– connect other wires to different horizontal lines at at-least 3 lines left in between(just for convenience)
Confused?-see image
Step 4: Hook up the LED
– Put up the shorter end(-ve) of each led to the common ground line on the vertical line
– put up the longer end(+ve) of each led to the respective coloured wire connected horizontal line
Step 5: Write, compile and run the sketch
open the arduino software copy and paste the following sketch- int led1 = 13; int led2 = 12; int led3 = 11; int led4 = 10; int led5 = 9; int led6 = 8; // the setup routine runs once when you press reset:
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