Open the Arduino IDE on your computer. This is where you’ll write and upload your code to the Arduino board. Notice the areas like the toolbar, code editor, and message area. Don’t worry, you’ll get ...

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First, make a Morse directory inside of the libraries sub-directory of your sketchbook directory. Copy or move the Morse.h and Morse.cpp files into that directory. Now launch the Arduino environment.

The Arduino IDE has a bit of a split personality. On the one hand, it is a simple environment where you can just pick and choose a few libraries, write a few lines of code, and make lots of ...

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To implement your custom input or output class you can create a subclass of AudioStream and implement the following methods: begin() - add your logic to start the processing end() - add your logic to ...