i bought a freeduino, but when i program it it wont work any help for this..
not even the blick
thank you
i bought a freeduino, but when i program it it wont work any help for this..
not even the blick
thank you
Hi,
after you checked out this page :
http://arduino.cc/en/Guide/Troubleshooting
and still have the same problem, we need some more information :
Which version of the arduino ide
Operating system
Are there any error messages
.....
i have os: xp
with service pack 2
and when i upload the fault =
avrdude: stk500_getsync(): not in sync: resp=0x00
avrdude: stk500_disable(): protocol error, expect=0x14, resp=0x51
and my version of freeduino is v2.2, and i use Arduino 0017.
tnx
Hi
quick response!
Could be related to Windows and I'm a Linux guy.
here is a loooong thread posted by people who had the same symptoms you describe ....
http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1187909552%3Bstart=all
And I fear the only thing I can do for you is to got through the whole thing and if the are any hint on fixing this.
Sorry Eberhard
please anyone i need some help ...
it is for school and i have to do it befor next vriday.
nielsdewinter:
This fix usually works with the Modern Device BBB - it's worth a try.
Change this serial port setting: Device Manager -> Com Ports -> USB Serial Port -> Port Settings -> Advanced button -> Set RTS On Close"
Don
Have you verified that you chose the correct serial port and board type from the menu?
Choosing the wrong ones can cause this error.
That error is commonly associated with people choosing the wrong board in the IDE. Check the CHIP of the device and make sure you select the right one.
The freeduinos include the ATmega328P chip. You need to select "Arduino Duemilanove or Nano w/ATmega328" in the boards menu.
I had the same problem with vista. So I double checked and rechecked unplugged, reset, bla bla. Then it showed up finally on com 3. So you are on the wrong com port. Go to device manager and see what the com port is running the arduino on (usually 3).
The freeduinos include the ATmega328P chip.
Not all of them. Some have 168 chips, others have 328.