Arduino Tutorial: LED Sequential Control- Beginner Project

[@ihrdlick]

I am almost 40y old, I ordered my first Arduino and I need videos like this. Thanks

[@sifar1]

Seriously!!

[@harjendartejwani2794]

I need program for this

[@SelamZelewo]

30 here too 🙏🏾🙏🏾

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[@MrUngola]

I am 48 😁

[@bdhoff72]

This is a great basic tutorial. I'm just getting started with Arduino and this helped me understand how to work with pins via code.

[@arduinoproject5877]

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[@williamchupin3230]

same

[@OmarLikesSpycakes]

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[@tsaprojectsbyplatt]

Planning to teach electronics and animatronics using Arduino at my high school. I added more leds and modified the IDE sketch. It worked. Thanks for your efforts.

[@Tobbetuna]

Watching this 2.5 years later and just HOPING the dropbox would be up. It was ! Awesome man. Got it working.

[@dylansheils1049]

Thanks for explaining the circuit I was confused with people just making it.

[@DroneHow]

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Me 2

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[@klsar1]

This easy-to-understand video will continue to get appreciations in many years to come !!

[@johndurrant9262]

Thanks for this... Bought my 8 year old son an Arduino starter for Christmas and thanks to this video we were able to get our first project up and running before Christmas dinner!!

[@jacobmufasa]

I love you it was so clean and clear.. I paid almost 50 dollar for shitty videon on Udemy and its not this clear.

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i paid less for arduino starter kit

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Me too.. I cant learn from skillshare too

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[@HamzaKhan-bg9fh]

For all those who can only get one light on, when you upload the code to the board it should work.

[@amirizadi9910]

Thnx man, was wondering why

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[@vanaik]

just got an Ardoino. this was my first project. thank you so much for the great explanation!

[@marios_ideas]

Please my recent tutorial on using LEDs with arduino. Maybe you will find it helpful

[@mak.1ps]

You can easily make a traffic light with this,just add 3 more leds,change the code a bit and there you go

[@boulder89984]

The way you say things makes the whole idea click with my brain. Many thanks !

[@alionides]

here is the code int led1 = 10; int led2 = 12; int led3 = 11; // the setup function runs once when you press reset or power the board void setup() { // initialize digital pin LED_BUILTIN as an output. pinMode(led1, OUTPUT); pinMode(led2, OUTPUT); pinMode(led3, OUTPUT); } // the loop function runs over and over again forever void loop() { digitalWrite(led1, HIGH); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level) delay(200); digitalWrite(led2, HIGH); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level) delay(200); digitalWrite(led3, HIGH); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level) delay(200); digitalWrite(led1, LOW); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level) delay(300); digitalWrite(led2, LOW); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level) delay(300); digitalWrite(led3, LOW); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level) delay(300); }

[@Bostish2]

I think you did a great job! Got my first Uno today and this project was perfect for next level of blink :)

[@DroneHow]

+Bostish2 Thanks! Glad you found it useful. Please subscribe to stay tuned

[@worldofelectronicsandprogr1128]

Congratulations for the two Arduino tutorials! 🙏🙏🙏🙏 You explained very good the concepts in a slow rhythm, just perfect for an Arduino beginner! 😊😊😊😊 We are looking forward for more tutorials to learn more about this beautiful world of Arduino! 🌈🌈🌈🌈

[@forthtemple]

Awesome. My Arduino worked straight out of the box using this tutorial.

[@threeelancer]

Thank you for explaining every step so well in terms of why it must be done and not just handing out a recipe. Good pacing too, videos feel succinct. Cheers.

[@ProfMoose]

A true beginner's guide for beginners! Fed up with so many that assume just because you are new to Arduino you must have a degree in programming. This was like a breath of fresh air :-) I've subscribed!

[@XanthiumIndustries]

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[@thirdieacegala5532]

excuse me i cant realy open the file

[@ProfMoose]

@@thirdieacegala5532 The first two work for me. I don't know about the dropbox file as I can't remember my login :-)

[@tingala_0129]

Thank you so much dude, this is helping me going through my Mechatronics class!

[@saralopez3347]

Thank you for uploading this! i just got my first arduino kit yesterday and your video helped me get my first project done. You've got a new subscriber here, I hope that there'll be new videos like this coming soon.

[@maadlemin5213]

Only the LED on port 13 is blinking . The other ones only work when I unplug an plug back in.

[@garymedveczky9552]

Great beginner tutorial! I went from knowing nothing about Arduino to knowing how to code flashing LED's! Please make more.

[@asulliv1954]

I GOT IT I CAN BELIEVE IT I GOT IT!!!!Thank You my first Project after it failed because i noticed the less coming from Arduino where also on negative i moved them in front of l.e.d.’s and it worked

[@sonicflamezgamer726]

Thanks tHIS Helped me a lot !!!i bought my first kit last week and this helped a lot to do more than just the basic steps!!

[@dienuss292]

thanks dude, just needed the thing with the breadboard for school so this helped a lot

[@douglasfurtek7637]

Thank you for the beautiful introduction to Arduino. This is my first time and everything you said worked the first time.

[@Greenslimegaming11181]

this is really cool, i am brand new to Arduino but i simply modified the code to add more leds into the game. i now have 6 leds and they still work like intended its reallt cool

[@brokensongrecord]

This was the best video I could find on how to do it.Thank you :) Managed to do it right after and tweaked a bit with the code.

[@CurtRowlett]

Great tutorial, easy to understand, and fun to make (and I even added in a fourth light). Thanks for making this video.

[@andrew919]

Good video. This helped me out alot. I recently bought an Arduino kit because i like programming. This helped alot with the basics

[@jenniferoviawe]

Your's worked!! Thank you I learned that yes it blinks but I have to program it to do what you are showing in the video wow that's lots of work to do on my end!!!

[@shadinpk2846]

Hearty thanks sir I am from India, Kerala

[@Defirence]

Amazing video, thank you! I upped the count to 5 and wrote in some more code from the already-existing Sketch, awesome little project!!

[@salmanijaz8326]

thanks man my first ever project on Arduino is this .

[@alisafwan1193]

Explained absolutely so perfect

[@nezense]

Thanks a million my friend, it was my first work in arduino to the school.

[@TheBowlerYT]

I used a power supply and an arduino amd tried the same thing. The led's blinked but didn't turn off completely, that's because when the arduino powered it off, the power supply kept it on, producing a weird half-blink. To fix this I took away the power supply and only used the arduino, thanks bro fixed my problem

[@FreshFlixProductions]

So easy and well explained. Thank you sir!

[@aminoacidice]

Man in 2021 and this still work Thanks

[@hardikgagarani4905]

thanks so much .i started arduino last week and this project is so good thx alot dude!!!!!!!!! love this vid

[@hardikgagarani4905]

i am literally watching this in 2020 lol but it was always helpful

[@puneethkumar703]

hi Hardik I just wanted to point to the free Arduino simulator out there. This can be a great resource if you are just starting with learning Arduino. #wokwi wokwi.com for more such projects wokwi.com/arduino/libraries for examples of third party libraries please leave a comment if you have any questions Kindly share it with your friends also 😃

[@dbach7]

Worked for me. I added another LED just to see if I could do it.

[@GarlandLym]

Great video. This is the first arduino tutorial I came across that clearly explained most everything I needed to know. And in such a short time. Thank you

[@SagvanKurdi]

It is 2022 and this video helped me a lot. It was short, clear, and straight to the point. Thanks a lot!

[@bhagatvirsindhu4869]

You make it sooo simple. Thanks man. Keep it up.

[@SDGlamour]

Thank you for an easy to follow 'monkey see monkey do' tutorial, this was my first project and very satisfying when it all worked. Very grateful for you sharing :)

[@posenyang9549]

nice job. I am learning it with my 11 year old and your pace is perfect. Keep up the good work!

[@UzumakiLea]

Thank you very much, finally I know what to do! :)

[@DroneHow]

Glad it helped. Please subscribe for more how to videos!

[@UzumakiLea]

sure :)

[@friedmystery9123]

It works great thank you, even though you won't use it except for showing off but it is great.

[@blakenorthrup]

Much appreciated. Just now getting into Arduino, and this was a great start. Thanks, and sub'd!

[@mdsairsoft3104]

i made a little different led controll based on your good work

[@DroneHow]

+Golden freddy gaming Glad it helped. Please subscribe

[@crinnovator9444]

Because of you l have learn how to program arduino

[@imyong7983]

awesome tutorial man...simple n easy to understand

[@deardiaries885]

THANK YOU SO MUCH IT HELPED ME A LOT!!

[@9brian99]

Nice and simple, I needed a refresher.

[@cheekeongng4608]

Thanks! successfully try out my very first arduino project!

[@DroneHow]

+Chee Keong Ng Glad it helped. Please subscribe

[@adilski]

You are a great teacher. Great tutorial!

[@sherryshah-iw4bg]

Its says "cant access sketch"

[@alexander.g7992]

very well and clear explanation and thanks for providing link to download the code, I would appreciate you making more Arduino videos

[@crystal_clear2437]

it was exactly what i needed but I need help, I don t want to burn my LED, because I didn t understand what s his position on the breadboard

[@cosmoshivani]

Thanks for helping me build my very first Arduino Circuit that actually worked 💖🙂

[@AbigaelGodinez]

Thank you so much for your tuturial sir ❤ we are already done with our activities this helps us very much💗

[@BroderickMcGarvey]

Such a wonderful tutorial thank you!! :) It's really helping me figure out and learn about these!

[@DroneHow]

+Broderick McGarvey Glad it helped!

[@maximwuyts14]

Very good and clear video! Thanks

[@adyantman]

Epic Video, thanks for tutorial. It really helped me understand the basics of the Arduino!!

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[@Cliverumble]

flyingclive Excellent description being clear and precise - you have a new subscriber. I am thinking I could use this as a base for controlling 10 x 230v 1.2 Watt LED staircase lights using Triacs instead of relays. I only need the lights to be triggered by a pressure mat at top or bottom of staircase that will turn on the lights in sequence and switch off after pressure mat is triggered at the opposite end.

[@DroneHow]

Thanks for subscribing. That's a cool concept. I'd recommend using a relay bank instead of the triacs. They are inexpensive enough to use and very reliable. Here is a link to a 250v bank that might work: amzn.to/1XFgPyv

[@AvikSeth]

that's a phenomenal idea Clive Rumble. simply make the use of relay board(s) that come specifically for arduino. do share the link form where you bought/will be buying the pressure sensor and relays. have a great day :D

[@dimwoo]

Thanks dude! Like others got my Arduino in the post this morning and this is my first project :-)

[@ciscoprog]

Just what I needed. I just wanted to "touch" it instead of just reading/watching/reading info about Arduino.

[@ratnakarbh1]

works flawlessly .. thanks !

[@samkhani6971]

Thank you so much it was very helpful

[@doriantheshortie4028]

worked perfect thank you so much dude!!

[@vincentrenz58]

Great video you have gained a new subscriber, could you make a soldered version of this circuit as I want to make a Christmas jumper. Thanks

[@jordi_p3791]

Hi, thx for the video, it worked for me. But I have one problem, my leds make basically no light. It's very hard to notice and you can only see it decently when you are in a dark room. Any tip?

[@JustFun-iz9rf]

wow this is gonna be my first project. thank you for sharing i am gonna subscribe

[@newportmeister]

Great, exactly what I needed, thanks.

[@shreyaupadhyay1640]

thanks for this

[@verycomedyjokes9555]

very very nice video for beginner due to HD & programming code

[@johnalex1587]

Really helpful, big thanks!

[@williamchupin3230]

nice video this is the only video that i found that is the best and ilyds i also like the aurdino ide cause i sarched a different one and did not work but thanks to your video

[@Ryan-fq3ud]

Thanks, I had a project and I chose the same circuit you showed the video

[@girirajtomar519]

it is compulsory to use resistors ????

[@malshtilak9011]

Thanks I did my first project.

[@alpal8443]

Got an Uno3 today watched this and low and behold proof of concept (and ability) got me some blinking leds...now to build a robot to take over the world....LOL eeekkk.

[@marios_ideas]

Please my recent tutorial on using LEDs with arduino. Maybe you will find it helpful

[@ngigipn]

Good tutorial helped me a lot keep it up 👏👏👏

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[@vlqdus_mdd]

nice vid but my arduino uno R3 ATMEGA328P (CH340G) has its 13 pin linked to the onboard LED so not the LED on the breadboard is blinking but the onboard led, of course i can just change the code to pins 12 11 and 10 and everything works. Great tutorial for me man

[@realtrickybilly]

Nice explanation, thank you. Subscribed.

[@DroneHow]

Thanks!

[@ilhamie991]

thank you so much. nice video keep it up

[@TempleGuitars]

Hello! Thank you for this clear tutorial! I want to ask you, is it possible to buy an arduino with more outputs, and change the code so on a chain of maybe 20 LEDs, the two outside LED's activate first, then the next two etc, until they meet in the middle, then reverse until they reach the outside pair again on loop? What would that code look like?

[@AlleDagenVeelGames]

THANK YOU FOR THIES!!!

[@WxstedZez_]

Can you do this in the small breadboard?

[@harinandanaprajeesh6626]

yes

[@borgirvspitsah7329]

Very concise and clear tutorial. Thanks!

[@TrenddyTalks]

This is one of the best tutorial... Shine guys.... Best 🤙❤

[@TravelWithMarti]

great advice bro

[@latajeet9932]

Thanks a lot for making it easyyyyy ...

[@mohitsingh1112]

thanks my frist project worked

[@Paincakeness]

PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS!

[@michealkalaiarasan5177]

clear explanation

[@MyWatchP1]

I am from Ghana 🇬🇭. Trying to learn Uno. I hope I am at the right place

[@AnaPerez-bu6uu]

Nice tutorial, thank you 🥰

[@maharyfekede]

Thank you so much for helping me 😇👌

[@Samrajel]

Thanks a lot , really helpful!!!

[@DroneHow]

+Sami Daloğlu Glad it helped. Please subscribe