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Re: Error in code light on, trouble finding error
If the default code compiles, downloads and runs fine, then you can solve this by trial and error in pretty short order.
Just add in your "new" code one section at a time, compiling and downloading after each new "section". As soon as it quits working you've found a problem. Split that section in half and repeat. Before long you should have it figured out. The whole process really shouldn't take very long.
Good luck! 
P.S. I remember not initializing one of the serial ports (as I wasn't using it) and that caused me untold problems (including the red light). I did what I suggest above and tracked it down right to the line at fault. Dividing by 2 makes pretty quick work of a problem when used recursively.
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