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7 Arduino Light Sound

The document provides instructions for setting up a microcontroller to blink an LED and beep a piezo speaker continuously. It includes a list of required equipment and a code snippet that defines the LED and speaker pins, sets them as outputs, and creates a loop to turn them on and off with a delay. The timing of the blinking and beeping can be adjusted by changing the delay values in the code.

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7 Arduino Light Sound

The document provides instructions for setting up a microcontroller to blink an LED and beep a piezo speaker continuously. It includes a list of required equipment and a code snippet that defines the LED and speaker pins, sets them as outputs, and creates a loop to turn them on and off with a delay. The timing of the blinking and beeping can be adjusted by changing the delay values in the code.

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Light and sound

Task: A LED and a piezo speaker are supposed to blink or beep continuously.

Required equipment: Microcontroller / one LED / resistor with 200 Ohm / Breadboard /
piezo speaker / cables

Setup:

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Code:

int LED=4; //this time we also going to use the first part of the program. Here
//we are going to put in variables. This means that there will be a letter or a
//word standing for a number. In this example the LED is connected to pin 4 and
//the speaker to pin 5, so we rename pin 4 and pin 5, to avoid confusion. The
//word “LED” now stands for the number 4 and the word “beep” for the number 5.

int beep=5;

void setup()

{ //We are starting with the setup

pinMode(LED, OUTPUT); //pin 4 (pin “LED”) is supposed to be an output

pinMode(beep, OUTPUT); //Pin 5 (pin “beep”) is supposed to be an output

void loop()

{ //The main part starts

digitalWrite(LED, HIGH); //turn on the LED

digitalWrite(beep, HIGH); //turn on the speaker

delay(1000); //wait for 1000 milliseconds (sound and light)

digitalWrite(LED, LOW); //turn off the LED

digitalWrite(beep, LOW); //turn off the speaker

delay(1000); //wait for 1000 milliseconds (no sound and no light)

} //Here at the end of the loop the program starts again from the beginning of
//the loop. So it will beep and light up again. If you change the break (delay)
//it will be either beep and light up faster or slower.

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