AdaFruit Proto Shield Souder

Il est temps de souder les éléments du kit!

Si vous n'avez jamais souder avant ce jour, jetez un oeil sur les préparatifs pour tutoriels.

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First, check that you have all the parts! Look over the parts list here and shown on the left (NOTE we do not include the 3pin header anymore since it was only used for NG arduinos!)

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Put the two small buttons in. They will snap in and should be flush with the PCB. The buttons are symmetric so don't worry about putting them in backwards!

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With your soldering iron, solder each of the 4 points on each switch

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Next, place the 6 pin ICSP header. If you're never planning to use an external programmer you can skip this step!

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Solder all 6 pins. You may have to tape or hold the part in place or it'll fall out!

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Next its time to place the two 3mm LEDs. LEDs are directional, and if you put them in backwards they wont work.

LEDs have a positive lead and a negative lead. The positive lead is longer.

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On the Protoshield PCB you will see a small + sign next to the LED silkscreen pictures. That's the side you should put the positive lead in.

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Souder les deux LEDs dans leur emplacement. Celle qui est visible sur cette image mais également celle située au gauche de la carte (juste visible au dessus de la main)

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Use diagonal cutters to snip off the long legs so that they are about as long as the legs of the buttons or ICSP header

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Next place the two resistors for the LEDs. Resistors don't have a direction so you can put them in either way.

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Solder in the resistor legs and clip them short.

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Next, place the 4 8-pin and 6-pin female headers as shown.

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Turn the board over and solder them in, you may have to hold the parts or tape them to keep them from falling out!

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Next its time to make the male headers from the long strip. use diagonal cutters or pliers to clip off 4 parts, 2 6-pin and 2 8-pin, as shown.

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If you have a Diecimila (2008), Duemilanove (2009) or newer Arduino, put the long ends of the male header in to the female header on the Arduino, as shown

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Put the proto shield on top of the Arduino, so that the male header aligns with the solder holes.

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Solder every pin of the male header. Keep the shield on the Arduino to make the job easy.

Once you're done, you can remove the shield from the Arduino.

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If you're using a half-sized breadboard you should stop now as adding the remaining parts will make the breadboard not fit as well.

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Place the two ceramic capacitors. They are symmetric so you don't have to worry about putting them in backwards.

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Solder and clip the capacitors (NOTE the image shows a 3pin header but that is not used anymore, ignore it!)

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