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How to upload sketch to Arduino Pro Micro ???

Discussion in 'DIY peripherals' started by rchapman, Jul 21, 2016.

  1. rchapman

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    I have the IDE software installed and have a sketch to make a button box but i do not know how to upload the sketch to the board. Can someone tell me how ? Thank you.
    rchapman, Jul 21, 2016
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    There are many helpful manuals if you google them.
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    dont remmember by memory but...

    * be sure to tell the ide which port your arduino is connected to
    * also be sure to tell the ide what kind of board are you sing (uno, pro, due etc)
    * if you do so, just click the icons in your ide screen, (at top right fo the window), if you hover your mouse over the icons one of the says something like "compile" and the other says something like "compile and upload"

    push compile and if everthing is ok, push upload.

    arduino basic ide is just good, if you want to use a grate ide, i recommend you use sublime text with the arduino pluging, just google how to install the arduino plug (it is kind of cumbersom) but it is just grate (when you use sublime text you tell to yourself... i am not stupid, i just needed some help) :D
    ferslash, Jul 21, 2016
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