Hello everybody,
i try to use arduino nano (chip: 328p)
but the port where the arduino is connected does not appear in the list of serial ports.
Any response is appreciated.
Thank you
Leonardo1inventor
Hello everybody,
i try to use arduino nano (chip: 328p)
but the port where the arduino is connected does not appear in the list of serial ports.
Any response is appreciated.
Thank you
Leonardo1inventor
Which OS?
What does your OS think about the board? In Linux I would look at dmsg and lsusb and (from memory) /var/log/messages.
Did the board ever work?
Do you get the same thing when it is disconnected? What operating system are you using?
Hello,
I use mac high sierra on a mac.
Arduino boards are generally not recognized as an eternal disk.
The card has already worked with another computer that I don't have.
If you add that info to the title of your topic, the topic might get the attention of those more experienced with a Mac.
I have install the driver for the arduino nano. Now works! Anyway thanks for the help!
Leonardo1inventor
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