Here is a video showing what you will be able to do after following the instructions on this project. This is a very simple use for the 1Sheeld, but it shows how easy it is to start manipulating your smart phone in conjunction with the Arduino.
Turn a LED on and off using voice commands
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Here is a video showing what you will be able to do after following the instructions on this project. This is a very simple use for the 1Sheeld, but it shows how easy it is to start manipulating your smart phone in conjunction with the Arduino.
Purchase the Arduino Uno, the 1Sheeld, and some LEDs. Links to these items can be found in the components list.
Download the Arduino software (known as the Arduino IDE). Found at the following link:
http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software
Always make sure to download and constantly update to the newest version of the Arduino IDE. This will save a lot of headaches in the future.
For additional details on installing and connecting your computer to the Arduino IDE, please see the link below:
http://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/HomePage
Don't move to the next step on this tutorial until you have successfully uploaded the "blink" sketch to your Arduino. By this time, you should understand how to select the Arduino board in the "tools" menu of the Arduino IDE. You should also be able to determine which COM port to select. Once again, work through this link if you are having issues:
Attach the 1Sheeld to the Arduino. The pins on the 1Sheeld should fit directly into the Arduino.
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