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--- wiki:v2:my_arduino_isn-27t_receiving_data_from_pixy [2018/05/20 14:27]
pixycam [5. Run the ccc_hello_world example on your Arduino.]
+++ wiki:v2:my_arduino_isn-27t_receiving_data_from_pixy [2018/05/20 14:29]
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-===== 5. Run the "ccc_hello_world" example on your Arduino. =====
+===== 4. Run the "ccc_hello_world" example on your Arduino. =====
 Use Arduino code that is known to work. The ccc\_hello\_world example is a good, simple program for testing communications between Pixy and Arduino.
-===== 6. Make sure you're running the Arduino IDE version 1.0.5 or later. =====
+===== 5. Make sure you're running the Arduino IDE version 1.0.5 or later. =====
 Previous versions have issues with SPI communication.
-===== 7. Make sure the "Data out port" in the Config Parameters dialog under "Interface" is set to "Arduino ICSP SPI". =====
+===== 6. Make sure the "Data out port" in the Config Parameters dialog under "Interface" is set to "Arduino ICSP SPI". =====
 See the picture below.\\
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-===== 8. What Arduino flavor are you using? =====
+===== 7. Inspect the Arduino cable. =====
-There are lots of Arduino variants out there. The Arduino Uno and its variants and the Due are known to work.
-===== 9. Inspect the Arduino cable. =====
 We test all Arduino cables, but it may be worthwhile to inspect it and make sure the it's correct or not damaged. Compare your cable to the pictures below.

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