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Kromster
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I am using Arduino for an IoT class (40 students). II have set up a test program to check all sensors and actuators used in the class (we need to recycle for next semester). However, I would also like to check the Arduino's themselves (and also NodeMCU´s) in case some of the units have been broken. II have an idea of testing input/output of each pin to make sure its working - using LEDs and buttons, but if anyone has some ideas to improve testing, it would be great to hear from you. I guess I am not the only one reusing IoT components from one semester to another. It would be great to hear from other instructors in the IoT field.
Best regards,
Lasse Berntzen,
University of South-Eastern Norway,
[email protected]

I am using Arduino for an IoT class (40 students). I have set up a test program to check all sensors and actuators used in the class (we need to recycle for next semester). However, I would also like to check the Arduino's themselves (and also NodeMCU´s) in case some of the units have been broken. I have an idea of testing input/output of each pin to make sure its working - using LEDs and buttons, but if anyone has some ideas to improve testing, it would be great to hear from you. I guess I am not the only one reusing IoT components from one semester to another. It would be great to hear from other instructors in the IoT field.
Best regards,
Lasse Berntzen,
University of South-Eastern Norway,
[email protected]

I am using Arduino for an IoT class (40 students). I have set up a test program to check all sensors and actuators used in the class (we need to recycle for next semester). However, I would also like to check the Arduino's themselves (and also NodeMCU´s) in case some of the units have been broken. I have an idea of testing input/output of each pin to make sure its working - using LEDs and buttons, but if anyone has some ideas to improve testing, it would be great to hear from you.

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19aksh
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I am using Arduino for an IoT class (40 students). I have set up a test program to check all sensors and actuators used in the class (we need to recycle for next semester). However, I would also like to check the Arduino's themselves (and also NodeMCU´s) in case some of the units have been broken. I have an idea of testing input/output of each pin to make sure its working - using LEDs and buttons, but if anyone has some ideas to improve testing, it would be great to hear from you. I guess I am not the only one reusing IoT components from one semester to another. It would be great to hear from other instructors in the IoT field. 
Best regards, 
Lasse Berntzen, 
University of South-Eastern Norway, 
[email protected]

Mass testing of Arduio´s

I am using Arduino for an IoT class (40 students). I have set up a test program to check all sensors and actuators used in the class (we need to recycle for next semester). However, I would also like to check the Arduino's themselves (and also NodeMCU´s) in case some of the units have been broken. I have an idea of testing input/output of each pin to make sure its working - using LEDs and buttons, but if anyone has some ideas to improve testing, it would be great to hear from you. I guess I am not the only one reusing IoT components from one semester to another. It would be great to hear from other instructors in the IoT field. Best regards, Lasse Berntzen, University of South-Eastern Norway, [email protected]

Mass testing of Arduinos

I am using Arduino for an IoT class (40 students). I have set up a test program to check all sensors and actuators used in the class (we need to recycle for next semester). However, I would also like to check the Arduino's themselves (and also NodeMCU´s) in case some of the units have been broken. I have an idea of testing input/output of each pin to make sure its working - using LEDs and buttons, but if anyone has some ideas to improve testing, it would be great to hear from you. I guess I am not the only one reusing IoT components from one semester to another. It would be great to hear from other instructors in the IoT field. 
Best regards, 
Lasse Berntzen, 
University of South-Eastern Norway, 
[email protected]

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Mass testing of Arduio´s

I am using Arduino for an IoT class (40 students). I have set up a test program to check all sensors and actuators used in the class (we need to recycle for next semester). However, I would also like to check the Arduino's themselves (and also NodeMCU´s) in case some of the units have been broken. I have an idea of testing input/output of each pin to make sure its working - using LEDs and buttons, but if anyone has some ideas to improve testing, it would be great to hear from you. I guess I am not the only one reusing IoT components from one semester to another. It would be great to hear from other instructors in the IoT field. Best regards, Lasse Berntzen, University of South-Eastern Norway, [email protected]