Logical pins are not the same pins pinted in the board

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#1

Hi everyone!

I'm having some problems with my board's pinout.

O tried the code below:

void setup() {
  // put your setup code here, to run once:

  pinMode(5, OUTPUT);

}

void loop() {
  // put your main code here, to run repeatedly:

  digitalWrite(5, HIGH);
  delay(1000);
  digitalWrite(5, LOW);
  delay(1000);

}

And the circuit below:

Nothing, not a sound.

Then a tried to change the pins and, when i plugged in the digital pin 12, bingo, got teh BIP.

Well, what's wrong with my board?

Shouldn't the logical pinout be the same as the physical?

Thanks in advance!

#2

The pin numbers printed on the board are exactly what you use in the sketch, so if pin 5 does not work for you and pin 9 does then either the Uno is broken or your wiring is wrong

In the photos you appear to have the + side of the buzzer connected to GND. Check your wiring

#3

UKHeliBob:
The pin numbers printed on the board are exactly what you use in the sketch, so if pin 5 does not work for you and pin 9 does then either the Uno is broken or your wiring is wrong

In the photos you appear to have the + side of the buzzer connected to GND. Check your wiring

Hi @UKHeliBob, Thanks for yur reply!

About the +, it´s just the sticker. It felt and I placed it upside down. My bad ;D

I tried with a led and got the same results. Led just blinked when I plugged in the 12 pin. In 5 pin nothing happened.

#4

Are you sure your code is being uploaded to the UNO? The blink sketch is typically pre-programmed onto new UNO boards, which is what causes the onboard LED to blink, and is also driving pin 13.

#5

Try using Pin 13 (a.k.a. LED_BUILTIN). If the built-in LED doesn't blink, something is wrong with your installation of Arduino. If the LED does blink and the beeper doesn't beep, there is something wrong with your beeper or wiring.

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