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# Getting Started with the HDK # Getting Started with the HDK
![The HDK as it arrives](./imgs/hdk1.png) ![The HDK as it arrives](/imgs/hdk1.png)
## Things you will need ## Things you will need
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When soldered, the HDK will look something like this: When soldered, the HDK will look something like this:
![HDK soldered and connected to the MK5](./imgs/hdk2.jpg) ![HDK soldered and connected to the MK5](/imgs/hdk2.jpg)
NB, the pinout for the HDK is compatible with Arduino Shields. If you want this, don't use the female headers shown. NB, the pinout for the HDK is compatible with Arduino Shields. If you want this, don't use the female headers shown.
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Either way, you can use the Arduino IDE to compile and deploy the code. Set the IDE to Arduino Duemilanove, and the correct serial port. Either way, you can use the Arduino IDE to compile and deploy the code. Set the IDE to Arduino Duemilanove, and the correct serial port.
![Arduino Gui](./imgs/hdk5.png) ![Arduino Gui](/imgs/hdk5.png)
### Programming the HDK ### Programming the HDK