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#N canvas 191 38 507 650 10;
#X obj 348 51 cnv 15 250 117 empty empty empty 20 12 0 14 -233017 -66577
0;
#X obj 366 -26 preset_hub k12 %hidden% %node% 2 7 18 %preset% 0 0 %node%
2 9 4 %preset% 0 a0 %node% 2 9 4 %preset% 0 a0 %node% 2 10 4 %preset%
0 2 %node% 2 11 4 %preset% 0 10 %node% 2 12 4 %preset% 0 4 %node% 2
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-66577 0;
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0;
#X obj 112 -31 cnv 15 501 28 empty empty Arduino/Connect 5 14 0 20
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#X obj 583 0 ggee/image @pd_extra/K12/icons/l2ork.png 0;
#N canvas 534 463 389 163 META 0;
#X text 6 5 DESCRIPTION This is used to connect the Arduino to the
patch. Connect the Arudino to the computer via USB wire and then enter
device number to connect.;
#X text 6 97 OUTLET_0 Connect this to one of the Arduino input objects
(Analog or Digital);
#X text 6 57 INLET_0 Connect one of the Arduino output objects (Analog
or Digital) to this inlet;
#X restore 557 956 pd META;
#X obj 131 225 K12/arduino_connect;
#X obj 360 790 ggee/image @pd_extra/K12/images/arduino_uno.png 0;
#X obj 239 440 K12/arduino_analog_in;
#X obj 131 440 K12/arduino_digital_in;
#X obj 239 111 K12/arduino_analog_out;
#X obj 131 111 K12/arduino_digital_out;
#X obj 131 25 K12/math_number;
#X obj 239 25 K12/math_number;
#X obj 131 554 K12/math_number;
#X obj 239 554 K12/math_number;
#X obj 500 69 K12/preset;
#X text 354 72 Recall leftmost preset to start the example. Please
note you need to have Arduino Uno connected for the example to work.
, f 23;
#X text 226 230 The Arduino Connect object allows you to connect the
Arduino Uno board to pd-l2ork (Mega and other boards are accessible
in regular \, non-K12 pd-l2ork mode). Simply plug in the USB cable
for the Arduino and select the device number (-1 means off \, 0 is
first device \, 1 is second \, etc.). The icon will turn green when
the Arudino is connected. Connect the outlet to other Arduino digital
and analog input objects. For digital and analog output \, connect
Arduino Digital and Analog output objects to Arduino Connect's input. You
can have more than one Arduino Connect object by specifying different
device numbers. As usual \, all settings can be saved using the Preset
object.;
#X connect 7 0 10 0;
#X connect 7 0 9 0;
#X connect 9 0 16 0;
#X connect 10 0 15 0;
#X connect 11 0 7 0;
#X connect 12 0 7 0;
#X connect 13 0 12 0;
#X connect 14 0 11 0;