When I first started playing with Wink, I was also completely new to Arduino. I followed all the tool installation instructions to use the ArduinoIDE on my desktop, and I downloaded all the drivers, and I copied all the templates and finally got the hang of it. Then, when trying to enable arduino Wink coding on a chromebook, I discovered Codebender.cc. It's a web-based arduinoIDE that requires no software downloads, and all sketches from others are available and searchable. So, I uploaded the Wink base sketch here:
Now, I can copy or "clone" the base sketch as a starting point for any new sketch. You can copy my base sketch and use it. I don't know if it will be easier for you to figure out the basesketch template from your current IDE or if switching to Codebender would be easier. But Sil is right that you are probably trying to program using the IDE's starting sketch instead of first opening the Wink Base Sketch as a starting point.
I have another thread on this forum describing my Codebender discoveries, so you can read more there.
Good Luck,
WayneStatistics: Posted by wclift — Mon Apr 18, 2016 5:31 am
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