Arduino first steps - Versionsgeschichte

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 <h3><b>How to go further...</b></h3>
-  Now you can try to upload the [http://wiki.ardumower.de/index.php?title=Ardumower_PCB Ardumower code] the same way as you uploaded the blink example!
+  Now you can try to upload the Ardumower code the same way as you uploaded the blink example!
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   File: Arduino atmega2560 usb connected.jpg|Arduino Mega 2560 connected via USB
   </gallery>
   You may need to install a driver for your Arduino:
 *  Arduino Nano: Click [http://forum.diamex.de/attachment.php?attachmentid=65&d=1346742303 here] to download 'FTDI CDM 2.08.24'
     Note: Do NOT use the newest FTDI drivers as they may make your Arduino malfunction). Here are the steps to remove any newer driver:

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 <h3><b>2. Download</b></h3>
-  Click here to download the Arduino development software (v1.5.8) to your computer
+  Click here to download the Arduino development software (v1.6.3) to your computer
   (Windows users should download the 'Installer' version on that page):
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 <h3><b>3. Install</b></h3>
   After the download completed, install the Arduino development software on your computer:
-  For Windows users, double click the downloaded file ('arduino-1.5.8-windows.exe') in your
+  For Windows users, double click the downloaded file ('arduino-1.6.3-windows.exe') in your
   Windows file explorer to run the installation.

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 . In Windows, choose 'Computer->Properties->Extended system settings->Hardware device settings'
 . Set 'Should Windows install drivers automatically?' to 'NO'
-. Activate 'Never install drivers via Windows Update
+. Activate 'Never install drivers via Windows Update'
 . Run [http://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Utilities.htm CDM Uninstaller]
 . Click 'Add', then 'Remove Devices'
 . Restart your computer
 . Re-plug Arduino Nano, now Windows should ask for driver installation, and you can choose the correct driver version (2.08.24)
-*  Arduino Mega 2560: Click here to download
+*  Arduino Mega 2560:
 <h3><b>2. Download</b></h3>

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   </gallery>
   You may need to install a driver for your Arduino:
-*  Arduino Nano: Click [http://forum.diamex.de/attachment.php?attachmentid=65&d=1346742303 here] to download 'FTDI CDM 2.08.24' (Note: do not use the newest FTDI drivers as they may make your Arduino malfunction)
+*  Arduino Nano: Click [http://forum.diamex.de/attachment.php?attachmentid=65&d=1346742303 here] to download 'FTDI CDM 2.08.24'
 *  Arduino Mega 2560: Click here to download

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 <h3><b>Now let's look a little bit closer at the above blink code to understand it:</b></h3>
-  The Arduino has several pins, each of them has a number.  As you can see, Pin 13 is already connected to the on-board LED:
+  The Arduino has several pins, each of them has a number.  As shown below, Pin 13 is already (internally) connected to the on-board LED:
   [[File: Arduino nano pinout.jpg|300px]]

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-All you need to <b>'upload' the example code</b> to your Arduino is:
+All you need to run the example below is:
 * One Arduino Nano (or Arduino Mega2560)
 * One USB cable

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 <h3><b>8. Upload the blink example</b></h3>
   Click on the 'Upload' symbol to upload the blink example to your Arduino.
   [[File: Arduino ide upload.jpg]]
+  After the code is uploaded, your Arduino will start to blink!
-  After the code is uploaded, your Arduino will start to blink:
   [[File: Arduino nano blink example.gif]]