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Most lab computers in engineering at uOttawa are now virtual machines. This means it is a bit more complicated to connect hardware to them to be used on the computer.
 
Most lab computers in engineering at uOttawa are now virtual machines. This means it is a bit more complicated to connect hardware to them to be used on the computer.
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Here are instructions to connect and use arduinos on lab computers:
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Here are instructions to connect and use Arduinos on lab computers:
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# Login to the computer using your student credentials:
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#Login to the computer.
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##'''<CTRL><ALT><nowiki><DEL></nowiki>''' will open a popup "'''VMware Horizon Client'''", then choose '''vdi-genie.uottawa.ca'''
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##Login using your student credentials.
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##Choose a virtual machine, currently it is called '''Windows 10 Fall 2021'''.
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#When you are logged in you can open the Arduino IDE by searching '''Arduino''' in the windows search bar.
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#Plug in the Arduino board to the computer via the USB port.
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#In the task bar, open the hidden icons ('''^''') and find '''VMware Serial COM Redirection'''. Click on the icon to display the list of ports on the local machine.
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#Select the USB that you want and click '''Connect'''.
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#The COM port should now appear in the Arduino IDE under '''Serial port'''.
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