Traffic Predictor #4 - Finally, the kit arrives

Week 4 - Sep 25 - Oct 01

Finally, the kit made its way home. And there you have the stunning pictures of the NUCLEO-L476RG kit.

Below is the code for the "BLINK LED" program which is the "Hello World" program for electronics to test the Nucleo MCU board.

Digital Pins D8 & D13 have been chosen as output pins and have been declared differently. I love the way the LD1 changes from red to green when I feed in the program into the MCU board.

#include "mbed.h"
PinName digitalPin = D8;
int main() {
    // put your setup code here, to run once:
    DigitalOut myled(digitalPin);
    while(1) {
        // put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
        myled = 1; // LED is ON
        DigitalOut(D13, 0);
        wait(0.5); // 500 ms
        myled = 0; // LED is OFF
        DigitalOut(D13, 1);
        wait(0.5); // 500 ms
    }
}

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For "Blink Led program" to begin your coding with Nucleo L476RG please visit this link.

For "Hello IoT program" to begin your coding with Nucleo L476RG with steps to start a project in the Mbed online compiler please visit this link.

Please find below links to my previous blogs on my traffic predictor project for IoT on Wheels design Challenge,

Blog 1 - The Official Announcement

Blog 2 - Quest for the code editor

Blog 3 - The Plan