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| The first step is to select the Teensy or Teensy++ from the Tools -> Boardmenu. If Teensy does not appear in the menu, quit the Arduino Software andinstall Teensyduino.Teensyduino uses the Teensy Loader to actually communicatewith your board, so make sure the Teensy Loader is running.The Blink example is a good first test. You can open it with theFile->Sketchbook->Digital->Blink menu.The Teensy has its LED on pin 11 (Teensy) or 6 (Teensy++), so you must change the ledPin from 13 to 11 (Teensy) or 6 (Teensy++) . Then clickthe Verify button to compile this sketch.When the compile finishes, Arduino will tell you the final size. The Teensy Loaderwill also automatically update with the sketch name, and Auto mode will activate.Just press the button on the Teensy.The Teensy Loader will program your sketch and run it automatically.Using the Serial MonitorAfter your Teensy is running a sketch, you can select the serial port.Unlike an Arduino board with a dedicated USB-serial chip, the Teensyhas direct USB hardware (which can be any type of device). YourTeensy does not become a USB serial deviceuntil your sketch is running. You can only select the serial portwhen the Teensy is running a sketch.When a sketch is running that prints to the serial port, all you needto do is click the Serial Monitor button. The following screenshotshows the serial monitor with the 'Sketchbook -> Examples -> Communications -> Graph'.Using the 'Upload to I/O Board' ButtonYou first need to select the serial port, which can only be done whilea sketch is running. The first sketch can only be run by using Verifyand the pushbutton, as described above.Then just click the 'Upload to I/O Board' button. After compiling your sketch, Teensyduino will send a command torequest the board to reboot. This only worksif a previously loaded sketch is still running. If the board cannot be rebooted by request, you will get an error message to letyou know the pushbutton must be pressed. If it does work, theTeensy Loader will automatically program and run your sketch.In the normal course of trying ideas, editing code and running eachchange, clicking the Upload to I/O Board button normally works, andis one less step than having to also press the pushbutton on the Teensy. |
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From pixel-perfect icons and scalable vector graphics, to full user flows and interactive prototypes, Sketch is the perfect place to design, create, test and iterate. Build designs that scale Lay the foundations for your product's design system with reusable, responsive components that automatically scale to fit their content. Free graphing calculator instantly graphs your math problems. Kongregate free online game Sketch 2 - Here is the sequel to the popular game Sketch. In Sketch 2 you have mastered the pen and now.
| The first step is to select the Teensy or Teensy++ from the Tools -> Boardmenu. If Teensy does not appear in the menu, quit the Arduino Software andinstall Teensyduino.Teensyduino uses the Teensy Loader to actually communicatewith your board, so make sure the Teensy Loader is running.The Blink example is a good first test. You can open it with theFile->Sketchbook->Digital->Blink menu.The Teensy has its LED on pin 11 (Teensy) or 6 (Teensy++), so you must change the ledPin from 13 to 11 (Teensy) or 6 (Teensy++) . Then clickthe Verify button to compile this sketch.When the compile finishes, Arduino will tell you the final size. The Teensy Loaderwill also automatically update with the sketch name, and Auto mode will activate.Just press the button on the Teensy.The Teensy Loader will program your sketch and run it automatically.Using the Serial MonitorAfter your Teensy is running a sketch, you can select the serial port.Unlike an Arduino board with a dedicated USB-serial chip, the Teensyhas direct USB hardware (which can be any type of device). YourTeensy does not become a USB serial deviceuntil your sketch is running. You can only select the serial portwhen the Teensy is running a sketch.When a sketch is running that prints to the serial port, all you needto do is click the Serial Monitor button. The following screenshotshows the serial monitor with the 'Sketchbook -> Examples -> Communications -> Graph'.Using the 'Upload to I/O Board' ButtonYou first need to select the serial port, which can only be done whilea sketch is running. The first sketch can only be run by using Verifyand the pushbutton, as described above.Then just click the 'Upload to I/O Board' button. After compiling your sketch, Teensyduino will send a command torequest the board to reboot. This only worksif a previously loaded sketch is still running. If the board cannot be rebooted by request, you will get an error message to letyou know the pushbutton must be pressed. If it does work, theTeensy Loader will automatically program and run your sketch.In the normal course of trying ideas, editing code and running eachchange, clicking the Upload to I/O Board button normally works, andis one less step than having to also press the pushbutton on the Teensy. |
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Graphing Exponential Functions:
Step-by-Step Instructions (page 2 of 4)
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Sections: Introductory concepts, Step-by-step graphing instructions, Worked examples
To graph an exponential, you need to plot a few points, and then connect the dots and draw the graph, using what you know of exponential behavior:
- Graph y = 3x
Since 3x grows so quickly, I will not be able to find many reasonably-graphable points on the right-hand side of the graph. And 3x will very quickly get very small on the left-hand side of the graph, so I probably won't find many useful plot-points there, either. I will find a few plot-points in the middle, close to the origin, and then draw the graph from there.
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While I have seven plot-points in my T-chart, only as many as five are reasonable to plot. So I plot them: | ||||||||
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..or as a straight-ish or only vaguely curved line: | ||||||||
The exponential, remember, will get (and stay) very close to zero on the left-hand side, so I will draw the graph 'skinnying along' the top of the x-axis on the left-hand side: |
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And on the right-hand side, the exponential will get really big, so I'll draw it shooting up through the top of my graph: | ||||||||
Then the exponential graphs as: |
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