Aren't the pins on the board labelled?

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Well, it's a clone of the Arduino Duemilanove, so check out the stuff on arduino.cc

Edit: But not exactly the same: http://www.seeedstudio.com/blog/?page_id=110

There is a datasheet there too.

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What type of Bluetooth 'chip' do you have? If it's a serial type, that you can just blast data at then It could be very simple!

http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=8332

Something like this?

/me

I'm in England and I bought my Arduino (Duemilanove) from Sparkfun; just because I knew they were good and reliable!

Good luck, /me

SoftwareSerial Library or Arduino Mega! Go...

/me

Well, my teacher said that he hasn't such a project in his (very long) career. Compared to my friends' projects it could be deemed almost an A-Level project; certainly the leaving it to the last minute element!

 ;D

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So my question is, after I write my program to the Arduino board+uC, can I then just remove the uC and place it in my properly-wired embedded application, effectively just using the Duemilanove board and Arduino IDE as a uC programmer, and convenient prototyper?

This is a good idea that alot of people use. I have recently developed my A-Level electronics project with Aruduino. I used the board to prototype the major parts of the circuit e.g. LCD Screen, Joystick and button interface.

I then created a PCB with all the neccessary components and programmed the ATMega chip in the Duemilanove. This was a very simple plan.

Yes it is. Try searching the Arduino playground and this here forum for Arduino to Flash communication. There are plenty of examples out there.

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Sorry, much approach maybe wasn't the easiest. But you I thought it would be good to help you work out the problem for yourself with a little guidance.

Hope it all goes well!

Ben

Well you diagram shows a flow of conventional current from VCC into a transistor opposing the arrow direction e.g the input and sink direction. If your transistor are in the same order, then it will not work!

http://www.dprg.org/tutorials/1998-04a/

The arduino language is based on wiring language. So why would you need to use wiring. Should be an easy integration!

Hmmm...I hadn't noticed that pop in either!

How about a database of C++ Jokes and word play?

http://cppjokes.pastebin.com/

/me

For a second I thought you meant I was a good C++ joke. Offended? Yes.

Not really. But cheers!

hehehe

/me

'Eh?

/me