Right.
You now have the original ID installed and set up on your computer.
Now take your Arduino board and the USB cable, which goes with it.
Simply plug your Arduino to your computer using the cable.
And now how to make your Arduino.
ID know that your Arduino board is connected to your computer.
Well, you can go on tools menu here and you will need to check two things first.
Here board.
So tools and board, you will have different kind of board.
So for example, Arduino, UNO, Arduino, Nano, Mega, Leonardo, etc..
So if you are using an Arduino UNO like I'm using now, make sure that Arduino UNO is checked here.
This is the first step.
And then you will have here to check the port.
So tools, ports and make sure that the correct port for the correct board is selected.
You may have multiple ports here and you maybe don't know which one corresponds to your Arduino.
So for me, it's already detected as an Arduino.
But if you don't know which port is which, well, there is a simple way to know.
You can so click here.
You can n plug your Arduino board so disconnected from your computer.
Then you go on tools.
So you can see I don't have any port selected or maybe you will have different ones.
For example, come one, come three, etc. and then you can plug your Arduino back.
Okay.
And go on tools again.
And you should see now the pot is here.
You can also click on here, get more info.
This will tell you this should tell you depends on the board.
But what kind of board do you have?
So you are sure you don't make any mistake?
And this is a basic program.
So this is the minimum code for original program.
This code does actually nothing.
I'm going to explain all that later in the course.
But for out what you can do once you are sure that wall and ports are correct here, you can click on
verify.
So this button, this will compile the code and you can see here the green bar down compiling and then
you can click on the upload button here and this will compile and upload the code to your Arduino.
And once you see done uploading, it means that this program is actually uploaded correctly to your
physical Arduino board.