Arduino UNO R3 – Getting Started
Arduino UNO R3 – Getting Started
Quick video to show the initial steps to get your Arduino up and running. Installing the hardware, download and installing the Arduino IDE software, and uploading and running your first ‘sketch’. This is particularly aimed at the boards with the CH3xx family USB chipset.
Arduino UNO R3 – Getting Started
Arduino UNO R3 – Getting Started
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Yanuar Eko Saputra
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Thanks man! Helping me with a project with this tutorial! Congrats and thanks once again
Hello! I'm having issue with my arduino uno. It was working OK couple days ago. But now it has problem with uploading. When I try to upload, first it stuck at uploading, after a while it gives quite a long error message starts with
Problem uploading board,
avrdude: stk500_recv(): programmer is not responding
avrdude: stk500_getsync() attempt 1 of 10: not in sync: resp=0x2c
avrdude: stk500_recv(): programmer is not responding…………….etc. I tried almost all the tricks and instructions online such as reset button. None of them didn't work. I'm sure that my ports and other options for Arduino UNO are correct. When I connect my arduino to computer I hear the device insertion sound, also yellow(L) and green(ON) lights of the arduino board are on. I reinstalled software. And when I connect arduino it has installed the port automatically which means board and computers' connection is OK. Also when I connect my arduino board to motor driver, my stepper motor is working with the code which I uploaded previously. How can I fix it? Please tell me if there is other way. Thank you!
oh my, i ordered one expecting to, well bitten off more then i could chew (i regulary give myself challanges) but this one seems really nicely straightforward. T
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Hey i have recenly built a zumo sumo robot using an uno R3 and i noticed there is a certain amount of space that get used when i load my programs onto the arduino and i was wondering how or if i could clear memory so that i dont run out of space, or will i have to buy a new one every time my space gets filled up
bruh how do i stop it, i dont want to just yank the power away from it
This is not an r3 board, thanks for the misleading title.
Damn dude. Where the hell are you? Make some more videos already.