Blink

This guide will show you how to light up the LEDs on your Maker Uno RP2040. Each digital output pin will be connected to one indicator LED.

1. While your Maker Uno RP2040 is connected to your computer and flashed with the CircuitPython firmware, open your editor software (for example, Thonny). Select the code.py file in your drive, or simply 'open with' the code.py using the Thonny IDE.

2. Copy and paste the following code to your editor.

2. Flash the code to your Maker Uno RP2040. The expected outcome is to light up the two onboard LEDs (GP0 and GP1) alternately.