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WARNING:This product should ONLY be

powered using a USB cable, the 9V battery

holder included in the set, or an AC adapter

with 9V output (not included). It should NEVER

be used with Snap Circuits

battery holders

or other power sources!

Some graphical programming languages have been developed to

make Arduino programming easier by picking command blocks

from a list instead of typing in a program; these may be helpful to

new Arduino users. One is Ardublock, see www.ardublock.com to

learn more about it.

Snap Circuits

is an ideal environment for working with Arduino due to the ease of building circuits with it. The modules available in your

Snapino

set comprise only a small fraction of those available, for a full listing go to www.snapcircuits.net. Additional Snapino

sketches

for use with other Snap Circuits

sets are available at the Snapino

product page (www.snapcircuits.net/scsnapino).

Only 9 of the Arduino UNO connection points are accessible by snaps on the Snapino

module and some of those (A1 & A2) are not

used in any Snapino

projects; they are available for future experimenting on your own. The UNO connection points that are not accessible

by snaps may be accessed using snap-to-pin wires, which may be purchased from Elenco

in 10-packs as SCJW-10.

This set is only intended as an introduction to Arduino. Users who want to learn more about it should visit the Arduino website

(www.arduino.cc) after finishing the projects in this set. Explanations for all Arduino commands, and some basic information about

programming, can be found under the

Help menu in the Arduino software IDE, or on the Arduino website (www.arduino.cc).

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