Is there a way or possibility for automatic recognition of the Aruino boards. Sometimes I have a third party board (good and welknown factory) but thje documentation is in Chinese and so I cannot know which board it realy is
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Thanks in advance for your cooperation.
There is no easy and general way.
Hi @coenrijn. If you need assistance with the identification of a board, you can share a link to the listing you purchased it from in a post here on the forum and the forum helpers can probably assist with that.
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Hi there
I'm very sorry to put my question in the uncategorized part. It was for me the first time to be in the forum and, yes, I had to read the rules before using it, but I was in a bit hurry. Now I'm start reading the rules carefully and next time I will carefully follow the rules
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I have been there and have done that. You have a good question but sorry I do not have an answer.
Is there a way to read or fill memory/EEPROM and compare to specification size?
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