ME3011FP Tut3

Refer to Figure 3-1, Item E shows the

• Code editor.

• Serial Monitor.

• Status window.

• Message window

Refer to Figure 3-1, Item C shows the

• Serial Monitor launch icon.

• Upload icon.

• New project icon

• Verify icon.

The purpose of verifying the sketch is to

• To facilitate the uploading process.

• Upload the sketch into the microcontroller.

• Verify that the correct serial port is selected.

• Check for syntax and other compilation errors.

Refer to Figure 3-1, Item A shows the

• Serial Monitor launch icon.

• Upload icon.

• New project icon

• Verify icon.

Refer to Figure 3-1, Item D shows the

• Serial Monitor launch icon.

• Upload icon.

• New project icon

• Verify icon.

Refer to Figure 3-1, Item B shows the

• Code editor.

• Serial Monitor.

• Status window.

• Message window

Why is it important to select the correct port before uploading the sketch to the microcontroller?

• To avoid error while uploading.

• To speed up the uploading process.

• To prevent damage to the microcontroller.

• To ensure proper verification before uploading.

The sketch is successfully uploaded to the microcontroller when

• RX and TX LEDs lights up.

• RX and TX LEDs is flashing.

• "Done uploading" will appear in the status bar.

• "Done uploading" will appear in the the serial monitor.

The Arduino UNO microcontroller can be connected to the PC computer via

• USB cable with A plug to B plug.

• USB cable with A plug to micro B Plug.

• USB cable with mini A plug to micro B Plug

• USB cable with micro A plug to micro B Plug.

To ensure that the correct serial port is selected, you can

• Select the port lower than COM3.

• Select the port higher than COM3.

• Select the port that disappear when the USB cable is removed.

• None of the above.