Arduino UNO Starter Kit Tutorials (ZEK-28)

ZEK-28 · ARDUINO UNO STARTER KIT

Arduino UNO
Starter Kit Tutorials

Small Components. Big First Steps.

We walk through the ZEK-28 Arduino UNO starter kit from the first USB-C upload to each sensor and output on the breadboard — including soil moisture. Every lesson is written for absolute beginners: short steps, friendly language, and a clear finish line.

Beginner-friendlyArduino UNO · USB-C · CH340Arduino IDE Pathway
Zepkvor ZEK-28 Arduino UNO starter kit with UNO board and breadboard
LEARN BY BUILDING

Connect → Code → Observe → Create

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One Kit.
A New Way To Learn.

ZEK-28 Arduino UNO kit contents laid out on white background

Start with the USB connection and a first upload on the Arduino UNO, then bring components together on the breadboard. This course follows a practical progression from simple circuits to sensors — including soil moisture — and a water-leak alarm mini project.

04Learning Modules
14Planned Experiments
01Connected Learning Path
In The Box (from product photos) Notes
Zepkvor™ UNO board (ZEK-27) ATmega328P · USB-C · DC jack · Reset · CH340 path
USB-A to USB-C cable Must transfer data for uploads
MB-102 breadboard (830 hole) White solderless board
DuPont jumper wires Male–male bundle
Soil moisture sensor Probe + module — ZEK-28 highlight
Water / rain level sensor Red PCB with parallel copper traces
Sound sensor module Mic + blue sensitivity pot
IR obstacle module Emitter/receiver + pot
DHT11 temperature & humidity Blue grille housing
RGB LED module Small black board
10K potentiometer Knob / trimpot style
Single-digit 7-segment display Common cathode/anode 待确认
Active + passive buzzers Identify before use — 待确认 markings
LDR / LEDs / resistors / buttons Assorted — resistor values 待确认
Clear storage case From product photos

Exact bag counts and some part variants are 待确认 on your kit.

Watch The Kit Overview

See the ZEK-28 Arduino Compatible Electronics Base Kit before you open Experiment 01. Then follow the written lessons for IDE setup and each build.

Watch The ZEK-28 Kit Overview On YouTube ↗

Choose Your Next Step.

Four focused modules and fourteen planned experiments. Start with Experiment 01. Lesson cards link to draft page slugs — pages stay Draft until Tim publishes them.

01

Get Started

Connect the UNO, install software, and blink your first LED.2 Experiments

02

Outputs & Inputs

Buttons, knobs, RGB, display, buzzer, and a night light.6 Experiments

03

Sensors

Sound, water, soil moisture, IR obstacle, and DHT11.5 Experiments

04

Mini Project

Put parts together in a water-leak alarm.1 Experiment

A Little Preparation.
A Smoother First Build.

Keep your kit nearby and give yourself space to experiment.

Back To The Learning Path ↑

ZEK-28 UNO board and breadboard ready for the first experiments
01

Your ZEK-28 Kit

Check the parts against the kit list and identify your USB-C Arduino UNO (Zepkvor™ UNO). Meet the ZEK-27 UNO board on YouTube ↗

02

A Computer & USB-C Data Cable

Use a compatible computer and a cable that can transfer data (not charge-only).

03

A Clear, Unpowered Workspace

Unplug USB before changing wires. Work with low-voltage kit parts only.

04

CH340 Driver Ready When Needed

This kit uses a CH340 USB-to-serial path (exact marking 待确认). E01 walks through the check.

ZEK-28 Arduino UNO breadboard experiment with red yellow and green LEDs

See The Wiring.
Understand The Result.

Each lesson is planned around a parts list, clear wiring photos, explained code, expected results, and a practical checkpoint.

  • Step-by-step connections
  • Code with explanations
  • Checks when something goes wrong

A Question Is A Good Place To Start.

Check the troubleshooting section in your lesson, or get in touch with Zepkvor. Prefer watching first? Jump to the ZEK-28 kit overview video, or open it on YouTube ↗.

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