A) Arduino IDE B) Necessary driver:Ģ) For Yosemite (OSX 10.10), please open terminal and input via the below instruction. Restore meArm.Joystick to factory default, please upload meArm_bt.ino(with Bluetooth) or meArm.ino in Arduino IDE. (30 lessons.zip, will be available after the end of crowdfunding) Feel free to download all of the lessons at a time. You can restore factory default any time by uploading meArm.ino any time in Arduino IDE. Please go through step D and E to install drag-and-drop style languages. Please go through step A, B and C to install necessary software and driver. There are also lessons available based on C language.
Students from elementary school can use S4A or Ardublock or mBlock. There are 37 programming lessons, good for beginners and veteran. The Board I am using is an Arduino Nano with an ATMEGA328P and an FTDI232RL.Origin : Phenoptix's Pocket Sized Robot Arm. If you need any further information (screenshots, technical details, whatever) please feel free to ask. I then tried connecting the board to an older mac running OSX 10.10.x and everything worked perfectly.Īt this point I just don't really know what to do anymore besides waiting for a new update (?) This has already caused me quiete a few hours of serious headache and frustration. I did some digging and made sure to (even though I definetly have a genuine board) install all of the recommended drivers (FTDI VCP USB Serial Driver, CH341SER), I tried the newest versions (including betas) of both the normal Arduino IDE and the Pro IDE, switched cables and USB-C dongles.Īs far as I can tell the Arduino doesn't even show up as a USB device (see attached screenshot), however the LEDs show that it has power. Under Tools>Ports I can only see something with the name of my bluetooth headphones and "Bluetooth-Incoming-Port" (see screenshot). Unfortunately when I went to upload my first sketch i got an error message saying that no serial port could be detected. I have just recently bought my first Arduino board.
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