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@ -41,9 +41,11 @@ Download and install Arduino IDE:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software
- Tools->Board->Arduino Leonardo - Tools->Board->Arduino Leonardo
In Arduino IDE you have to select board. On my case some reason "Arduino Leonardo" selections works better than "Arduino/Genuino Micro". With Leonardo-setting RX and TX leds are normally off and blinks when data is transfered to/from USB. With Micro-setting LED's are normally on and they blinks to off when data is transferring. In Arduino IDE you have to select board. On my case some reason "Arduino Leonardo" selections works better than "Arduino/Genuino Micro". With Leonardo-setting RX and TX leds are normally off and blinks when data is transfered to/from USB. With Micro-setting LED's are normally on and they blinks to off when data is transferring.
- Tools->Port->COMx - Tools->Port->COMx
In Windows Arduino IDE shows only available com-ports. In most cases it's biggest numbered COM-port. COM-port number can change when you start to upload program first time (COM-port number can be different after joystick-features are enabled). If this happens, just change COM-port and start upload again. When I tested with RetrOrangePi (Raspbian Linux), port was ttyACM0. In Windows Arduino IDE shows only available com-ports. In most cases it's biggest numbered COM-port. COM-port number can change when you start to upload program first time (COM-port number can be different after joystick-features are enabled). If this happens, just change COM-port and start upload again. When I tested with RetrOrangePi (Raspbian Linux), port was ttyACM0.
You can now test your setup. One basic example is "blink". With this board, it doesn't blink, because there is no led in pin 13. Nevertheless you can use it as a test that your IDE and Arduino works. You can now test your setup. One basic example is "blink". With this board, it doesn't blink, because there is no led in pin 13. Nevertheless you can use it as a test that your IDE and Arduino works.