Hello-
I am using a Mac instead of a PC and I followed the instructions for downloading Arduino and no options for "com" come up for available ports. I have /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port, /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Modem, and /dev/cu.usbmodemfa131 available. Any ideas?
Using a Mac...not PC
Re: Using a Mac...not PC
Unplug arduino,
Check ports,
Plug arduino,
Check ports.
It is the one that appeared.
Check ports,
Plug arduino,
Check ports.
It is the one that appeared.
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Re: Using a Mac...not PC
It will appear similar to those you listed. They are not called com on the mac.
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Re: Using a Mac...not PC
Probably that last one.
- unplug the connection.
- Start the Terminal app.
- type
- plug the connection in and give it a moment to get discovered etc by the computer.
- type
then
You should get something like
These are the two endpoints for the usb serial connection. I tend to go with the "cu" version but I think both work OK.
Don't forget to clean up the files:
- unplug the connection.
- Start the Terminal app.
- type
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ls /dev > t1
- type
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ls /dev > t2
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diff t1 t2
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17a18
> cu.usbmodemfd131
192a194
> tty.usbmodemfd131
Don't forget to clean up the files:
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rm t1 t2