Launch the Raspberry Pi terminal. If all goes well, youll spot the Done uploading message in the Console output, and the Arduino will start blinking the LED every second. With that, youre free to ...

When using an Arduino, at least once you’ve made it past blinking LEDs ... between the microcontroller and the ANSI/VT100 terminal emulator of your choosing on your computer, enabling a wealth ...

All of the tools you need to work with the FPGA Arduino ... monitor or any terminal at 9600 baud. There will be a message saying you can press any key to change the blink rate.

After a few seconds, a new editor window will open with the Blink example. Make sure your Arduino board and port are selected from the connection popup menu at the top of the IDE's editor window.