I just started playing with an Arduino Ethernet...
On the page for the board (http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardEthernet) it says the onboard LED is connected to pin 13 (just like the Arduino Uno).
On my board it seems to be on pin 9 (and on the board itself it says "L9").
PS: Hi David...this is the board you gave me at Campus Party (gameduino guy...) I finally got a USB-to-Serial adaptor...!
Yep, same here, the LED is on pin 9 and not pin 13.
I was wondering why the regular blink example wasn't working!
This error isn't only on the ArduinoEthernet page, it's also present on the schematics and .brd file!
Anybody know of a place where we can find schematics that are up to date?
Regards,
-yvest
I had a second look at the schematics and they are correct. The LED is on pin 13 of the ATMEGA, but that pin is routed to what is called pin 9 on the headers and in the Arduino IDE...
But the text of on that page should mention that the LED is on PIN 9.
-yvest
I sent a message to the Arduino team about this and the quickly update de ArduinoEthernet page to correct this issue.
Problem solved!
Good job Arduino team (Tom Igoe) !
-yvest