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Former Member over 9 years ago

I need to write a program to do the following with Arduino:

a. turn on the red light for 1 second

b. turn off the red light

c. turn on the blue light for 2 seconds

d. turn off the blue light

e. repeat

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  • Jan Cumps
    Jan Cumps over 9 years ago in reply to topper727 +3
    Mark Cisewski wrote: } void loop(){ digitalWrite(11,LOW); delay(1000); digitalWrite(12,HIGH); digitalWrite(11,LOW); delay(2000); digitalWrite(12,HIGH); delay(500); } Does that work?
  • Robert Peter Oakes
    Robert Peter Oakes over 9 years ago in reply to Robert Peter Oakes +2
    and as you pointed out Jan Cumps , there is an obvious issue with the code aside from the delays() of death
  • clem57
    clem57 over 9 years ago +1 suggested
    Learning to Program the Arduino | Linux Journal Good place to learn how and where to get more help. Clem
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    0 mcb1 over 9 years ago

    Is this for a test, homework or just for your own experimentation.

     

    The task is not hard, and there are plenty of resources within the internet.

    It is always better that you learn and understand how to do something, because usually the task gets more complicated later.

     

     

    Since you haven't included any code, or where you got stuck, I'm assumming you haven't tried doing it your self.

     

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    0 mcb1 over 9 years ago

    Is this for a test, homework or just for your own experimentation.

     

    The task is not hard, and there are plenty of resources within the internet.

    It is always better that you learn and understand how to do something, because usually the task gets more complicated later.

     

     

    Since you haven't included any code, or where you got stuck, I'm assumming you haven't tried doing it your self.

     

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