Now, listen, get started with a software set.
Hang on to your keyboard and mouse.
This part might get bumpy.
Follow along closely as we configure and upload our first DIY Wi-Fi connected software.
And this lesson will install DSP eight two six six ball package inside our Arduino software.
We will also install a device driver for the Bolt communication chip and upload an Arduino sketch that
connects to your home wireless network.
The good news is that once you have completed the steps and this and this lesson, you won't have to
do them again.
You are using the same computer on the same ball.
You don't have to reconfigure and reinstall any of the software that we are going to install and this
software.
All in this lesson.
So the first step will be and installing the Arduino software.
As you already know, the Arduino software is available for free on the Arduino, the CC website.
So the first step will be going to the Arduino, the Tsay go to the software section like downloads.
And from here, choose your operating system, in our case, it's Windows operating system, we can
use the Windows installer, all the windows up, and I already installed the Windows ARB.
Here it is.
Now, by default, the Arduino application supports chips used and official Arduino boards, but not
the ISP bought.
These ports can be programmed out of the box because the Arduino application already knows about each
one and its abilities.
One cool thing about Arduino is that you can add support for other boards, and all you have to do is
to tell Arduino where to discover their priorities.
The first step of that process is providing air and to the additional boards manager.
Now.
You have to go to the edit.
And from there, you need to go the file menu and select preferences.
You will get to see this window.
As you can see here, we have additional boards manager.
You are adults and you have to based a specific mural in that window.
I will give it the resources of this lecture, but here it is.
Let me copy and paste that you are.
This is the Arduino ESB.
You are up for this package.
Now, if the box was not blank, were you open the preferences window, you may have some other boards
already on a stall.
If that's the case, I've been the text box contact with the above.
You are using a comma separated differential so you can have this one and add a comma and add another
one.
But since we only have one, I will base that here.
After doing that, click OK to play to close the preferences window.
Now our application knows where to find info about that.
Yes, people in general.
So let's go to the tools.
And from there.
Go to the boats, manager.
And here in the post manager, you need to write.
Yes, be.
Now, as you can see here, we have USP.
Eight, two, six six.
What you need to do is simply click install.
It will take some time to download about 34 megabytes of data to your Arduino libraries folder.
And once done, it will show you a message indicating that everything is done.
Now, once it's done, as you can see it says, install it here, you can click close.
And if you want to the ports manager, you can see that now we have, yes, eight two six six and yes,
be it two, eight five and other exports.
Most of them are here now.
What you need to do is simply start using them.
And I already mentioned that the one that we have.
ATAnd is the DSP further to the eight, two, six six module now?
In order to make sure that it's recognized when connecting the USB port, you need to install an additional
driver from the Selah website.
I will give you links to this that I've had as well.
So you need to go and check your operating system and we have Windows 10 Universal.
So we will use this software.
Click Download VCP.
The download will start, you can simply click download after that, you can install.
The driver, depending on your operating system.
That's it.
Now we have installed the Arduino software that ISP Library for Arduino and the USP driver.