*If you want to have the latest and contribute to the development of Blinks, here’s our Github Repo
Installing the Blinks Library
After you have installed the Arduino IDE(> 1.8.5) and launched the application, you will notice that Arduino has created a folder in your Documents folder, aptly named, Arduino. Follow these next 5 steps to have the Blinks library installed:
Create a folder called‘hardware’ inside of the Arduino folder ~/Documents/Arduino/hardware(it will be next to‘libraries’, not nested inside)
Download the Blinks Library if you haven’t already done so
Unzip the Blinks Library
Move the Blinks Library into the hardware folder
Restart Arduino(quit and relaunch)
If you click on Tools in your menu bar, and navigate down to Board: you should now see Move38: Blinks Tile at the bottom. Select it.
Next, click on Tools in your menu bar, and navigate down to Programmer: select the programmer USBTinyISP or see below for faster upload time with Blinks Programmer
Now if you go to File/Examples, you should see Examples for Blinks Tiles at the bottom of that list as well. Open the first one up and see if it compiles.
Transfer code to Blink
Connect the USB programmer
Place the magnetic programming jig on top of the Blink
What’s Included
Needed Software
Installing the Blinks Library
Transfer code to Blink