Hi all,
My Seeeduino arrived this morning, but had no manual or drawing with it.
I have searched around and found a seeeduino.brd file, that I have opened with Eagle CAD software, but all the layers seem to be on top of each other with no visible way of seperating them.
Is there a diagram of pins available anywhere for this board - I have googled, but so far I have come up blank.
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.
/me
In EAGLE, to see individual layers, click the "Layers" button (looks like red green and blue squares stacked) near the top of the tools bar along the left side of the screen. Turn off blue to see the red layer, etc.
http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/datasheet/seeeduino.brd
If you want a schematic, search for the *.sch file instead of the *.brd file. This will also open in Eagle, and give a logical view of the design, rather than a physical view of the design.
You people are diamonds 
Thank you very much!
What I really need is a pinout diagram - I can't make head nor tail of the .sch and .brd diagrams - they don't seem to tell me which pins are analogue/digital negative/positive etc... and I don't want to just start stuffing wires in, in a trial and error way until I blow something.
Aren't the pins on the board labelled?
/me
:-/ Errrr...yes - I just had no idea what they meant, until I actually stopped being lazy and looked/trial and error.
Thanks all - I have LEDs flashing away and a little pot conrolling the speed etc... now already.
I can't believe how easy it was either!
Read this :- file:///C:/Program%20Files/Arduino/reference/index.html
Then when pin 13 is talked about that`s pin 13 on the broad simple as that.
Hi, thanks for the link - I had already been there and read that though
I think it was just that the Seeeduino is slightly different to the Arduino and it confused me a little to start with - I am a complete novice when it comes to electronics (or electrics in general), but the programming side I am more than comfortable with.
I've just got a sort-of-working version of the Knight Rider thing!
Why sorta' working? Good to hear you are progressing though.
/me