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== Les exemples ne démarrent pas!?!? ==
'''Q: When using the Bluefruit Micro or a Bluefruit LE with Flora/Due/Leonardo/Micro the examples dont run?'''
We add a special line to '''setup()''' to make it so the Arduino will halt until it sees you've connected over the Serial console. This makes debugging great but makes it so you cannot run the program disconnected from a computer.
Solution? Once you are done debugging, remove these two lines from setup()
<syntaxhighlight lang="c">
while (!Serial);
delay(500);
</syntaxhighlight>
== Le trouve pas le module Bluefruit LE ==
'''Q: I can't seem to "Find" the Bluefruit LE! Que faire?'''
Getting something like this?
{{ADFImage|Bluefruit-LE-Shield-Help-10.png}}
For UART/Serial Bluefruits:
* Check you have the '''MODE''' switch in CMD and the MODE pin not wired to anything if it isnt used!
* If you are trying to control the '''MODE''' from your micro, make sure you set the MODE pin in the sketch
* Make sure you have '''RXI''' and '''TXO''' wired right! They are often swapped by accident
* Make sure '''CTS''' is tied to GND if you are using hardware serial and not using CTS
* Check the MODE red LED, is it blinking? If its blinking continuously, you might be in DFU mode, power cycle the module!
* If you are using Hardware Serial/Software Serial make sure you know which one and have that set up
If using SPI Bluefruit:
* Make sure you have all 5 (or 6) wires connected properly.
* If using hardware SPI, you need to make sure you're connected to the hardware SPI port, which differs depending on the main chipset.
If using Bluefruit Micro:
* Make sure you change the '''RESET''' pin to #4 in any Config file. Also be sure you are using hardware SPI to connect!
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{{traduction}}
== Les exemples ne démarrent pas!?!? ==
'''Q: When using the Bluefruit Micro or a Bluefruit LE with Flora/Due/Leonardo/Micro the examples dont run?'''
We add a special line to '''setup()''' to make it so the Arduino will halt until it sees you've connected over the Serial console. This makes debugging great but makes it so you cannot run the program disconnected from a computer.
Solution? Once you are done debugging, remove these two lines from setup()
<syntaxhighlight lang="c">
while (!Serial);
delay(500);
</syntaxhighlight>
== Le trouve pas le module Bluefruit LE ==
'''Q: I can't seem to "Find" the Bluefruit LE! Que faire?'''
Getting something like this?
{{ADFImage|Bluefruit-LE-Shield-Help-10.png}}
For UART/Serial Bluefruits:
* Check you have the '''MODE''' switch in CMD and the MODE pin not wired to anything if it isnt used!
* If you are trying to control the '''MODE''' from your micro, make sure you set the MODE pin in the sketch
* Make sure you have '''RXI''' and '''TXO''' wired right! They are often swapped by accident
* Make sure '''CTS''' is tied to GND if you are using hardware serial and not using CTS
* Check the MODE red LED, is it blinking? If its blinking continuously, you might be in DFU mode, power cycle the module!
* If you are using Hardware Serial/Software Serial make sure you know which one and have that set up
If using SPI Bluefruit:
* Make sure you have all 5 (or 6) wires connected properly.
* If using hardware SPI, you need to make sure you're connected to the hardware SPI port, which differs depending on the main chipset.
If using Bluefruit Micro:
* Make sure you change the '''RESET''' pin to #4 in any Config file. Also be sure you are using hardware SPI to connect!
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