| Digital Pins |
There are 14 Digital Pins, numberered 0 - 13. Each can be 0 volts / 5 volts representing LOW / HIGH. |
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They can be programmed to work as Input or Output. |
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| Analog Pins |
There are 6 Analog Pins, numbered A0 - A5. By default these are Inputs. |
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They accept a voltage in the range 0 volts / 5 volts. and convert this to a (10 bit integer) number 0 - 1023. (This is equivalent to a precision of 3 significant figures.) |
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Six of the Digital Pins (3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11) are marked '~' and can alternatively be programmed for Analog Output. |
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The range for Analog Output is 0-255. This is 8 bits (1 byte). |
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