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IMPORTANT!
KIDS: You may want to have a grown-up help you install Arduino IDE on your computer
Before you can use Arduino IDE on your computer, you need to install a driver (software that helps hardware work with your computer) for it. A site which has the driver for Windows, Mac, and Linux can be found HERE.
For Windows users, please follow these instructions:
- Click here to download the CH340G Windows USB driver: CH340G Windows Driver Download
- Double-click the archive file you just downloaded.
- In the window that opens up, double-click CH34x_Install_Windows_v3_4.EXE
- Follow the instructions in the installer (and click "Allow" if it asks to install a driver).
1. To download Arduino IDE, go to the Arduino Download Page
And click on on the installer for your computer.
2. Once the installer is downloaded, double-click on it to start the install.
If you are asked if you want to allow the installer, click Allow.
3. Click I Agre on the Arduino Setup License Agreement
4. Click Next on the Arduino Setup Installation Options screen
5. Click Install on the Arduino Setup Installation Folder window.
Please be patient as the Arduino IDE installs.
Click Close when the installer finishes.
7. Now you need to download the Code Kitty library ("cklib") for Arduino. Click the link below to download a .zip archive of the latest version.
6. Run Arduino IDE by double-clicking on the Arduino desktop shortcut.
7. Next you need to import the cklib library you downloaded by doing the following:
- Click Sketch at the top
- Click Include Library
- Click Add .ZIP Library...
- In the window that opens, browse to your Downloads folder
- Double-click on cklib-master.zip
That's it! Now you're ready to start coding your Code Kitty!
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