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andyboard_2_0_1 library
Click here to download andyboard_2_0_1 library and click here to download the library installer.
The library, named andyboard_2_0_1.zip, will be downloaded to the downloads folder.
After downloading the library it should be unzipped into a place where the Arduino IDE will find it and the Arduino IDE must then be closed and re-opened.
Unfortunately, the place where the Arduino expects to find it varies depending on whether or not One Drive is active.
The two possible places are c:Users\<user name>\OneDrive\Documents\Arduino\libraries and c:Users\<user name>\Documents\Arduino\libraries.
The following steps explain how to put the library files in the proper place; follow the steps carefully. If you make a mistake, most of the time, the Arduino IDE will not report an error and will just fail to use the library. This can subsequently result in hard to diagnose problems.
Step 1 | Start File Explorer (not Internet Explorer) by right clicking its icon, which will be similar to this: | |
A popup that is similar to this will open: | ||
Step 2 | Left click on the row containing File Explorer - it will be similar to this: | |
A window that is similar to this will open: Note that, for clarity, two items have been highlighted with a blue background. | ||
Step 3 | Either left click Downloads in the left column (highlighted in blue) or double left click Downloads in the right column (also highlighted in blue). | |
A window similar to this will open: | ||
Step 4 | Find the file andyboard_2_0_1.zip. If that file has been downloaded more than once, the file might be named andyboard_2_0_1 (x).zip where x is a number. If there are any andyboard_2_0_1.zip files that contain (x), where x is a number, pick the file with the highest value for x. This image shows an example where the andyboard_2_0_1.zip file has been downloaded four times. The file to be chosen is the one where x is 3 because it is the most recently downloaded version of the file (despite the date and time being the same for all four files) | |
Right click on the desired file. A window will open, the top part of which is similar to this: | ||
Step 5 | Left click on Extract All... | |
A window similar to this will open: | ||
Step 6 | Left click on Browse | |
A window similar to this will open: The actual files and folders displayed will be differnet, but the general format of the window will be similar. | ||
Step 7 | Using the scroll bar on the left side, scroll down until the C: drive becomes visible. Note that the name to the left of the symbol will be different from that shown here. | |
A window similar to this will open: The actual files and folders displayed will be differnet, but the general format of the window will be similar. | ||
Step 8 | left click on the c: drive Note that the name to the left of the symbol will be different from that shown here. | |
A window similar to this will open: The actual files and folders displayed will be differnet, but the general format of the window will be similar. | ||
Step 9 | Using the scroll bar on the right side, scroll down until the Users folder becomes visible. The other files and folders displayed will be differnet and the date and time stamps of the Users folder will be differtent. Double left click on the Users folder. | |
A window similar to this will open: The actual files and folders displayed will be different, but the general format of the window will be similar. | ||
Step 10 | Find the folder that has the same name as the user name that you use to log in to Windows and double left click on it. Depending on how you computer is configured, it may be necessary to scroll to find the desired folder. Note that folders may not be listed in alphabetical order. | |
A window similar to this will open: The actual files and folders displayed will be differnet, but the general format of the window will be similar. Find the folder that has the same name as the user name that you use to log in to Windows and double left click on it. Depending on how you computer is configured, it may be necessary to scroll to find the desired folder. |
updated 14aug24 AC