Has anyone been able to run sketches on this? I can do so on my official Arduino Yun, but not on this clone, even after installing USB drivers.
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Yes, download the FTDI drivers on the Arduino website, won't work without them
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It's got a clone ftdi chip and will be bricked with official windows ftdi drivers use hacked driver or change pid of ftdi chip or use a different os You can use Linux to reset the pid of the ftdi chip then install the hacked drivers on windows
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Buyer beware, if it doesn't say Arduino on the device it's a knockoff. The crappy knockoff will not work with all versions of Windows without some driver issues. I had trouble with mine on Win 7 64bit I was only able to upload sketch programs twice, now it will not properly recognize the module at all in Windows, like the driver just disappears from the device manager as well as on the device itself. Some results vary with device version according to forums, but I recommend spending the extra $15 or so for the legitimate Arduino Nano module. It just works like it's supposed to. As far as I know there's no fix as of yet for the knockoff versions. Buyer beware, if it doesn't say Arduino on the device it's a knockoff. The crappy knockoff will not work with all versions of Windows without some driver issues. I had trouble with mine on Win 7 64bit I was only able to upload sketch programs twice, now it will not properly recognize the module at all in Windows, like the driver just disappears from the device manager as well as on the device itself. Some results vary with device version according to forums, but I recommend spending the extra $15 or so for the legitimate Arduino Nano module. It just works like it's supposed to. As far as I... » Read More Buyer beware, if it doesn't say Arduino on the device it's a knockoff. The crappy knockoff will not work with all versions of Windows without some driver issues. I had trouble with mine on Win 7 64bit I was only able to upload sketch programs twice, now it will not properly recognize the module at all in Windows, like the driver just disappears from the device manager as well as on the device itself. Some results vary with device version according to forums, but I recommend spending the extra $15 or so for the legitimate Arduino Nano module. It just works like it's supposed to. As far as I know there's no fix as of yet for the knockoff versions. « Show Less
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Buyer beware, if it doesn't say Arduino on the device it's a knockoff. The crappy knockoff will not work with all versions of Windows without some driver issues. I had trouble with mine on Win 7 64bit I was only able to upload sketch programs twice, now it will not properly recognize the module at all in Windows, like the driver just disappears from the device manager as well as on the device itself. Some results vary with device version according to forums, but I recommend spending the extra $15 or so for the legitimate Arduino Nano module. It just works like it's supposed to. As far as I know there's no fix as of yet for the knockoff versions.
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Same as nano but usb drivers are different so it isn't as straightforward as the micro if you're used to using other Arduino stuff. Once you get the driver working, it behaves the same.It also doesn't have the MISO/MOSI pins at the very end (opposite end of the USB connector) but that didn't matter to my application.
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The board is counterfeit of the Arduino Uno. I'm sure it works just as fine though....I hope. I just got mine today.
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Just got mine today. BCD 8 - sorry. Had to take the plunge. I will let you know whether it works anyway. The incompatibility is apparently only with certain USB controllers.
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Chen, I'll be honest with you. I've found the instructions we received with our iPics2Go to be the most confusing printed matter I've come across. I think we may have downloaded the wrong driver, but we can't find another driver. Making it work has been just chance. What works one day doesn't seem to another. We've probably downloaded 20 of our 5,000 slides. Hope you have better luck. Mike Williams
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Without knowing whether you are using Windows, or OSX, the few options I know of are to make sure you are using either 32bit or 64bit drivers based on your operating system's architecture. If you are positive that you have the correct driver version for your architecture (x32 or x64) then I would start by uninstalling the driver you are running and start with Wacom's first driver version, and work your way up to the latest. I find that the newest Wacom drivers can be buggy, so I stay at least one or two behind. Make sure to uninstall any older Wacom drivers (intuos2 or 3) you may have had. Also make sure you don't have your USB ports set to "suspend mode" for power saving. Again, without knowing your OS or architecture these are just basic tips. You could be on Linux, which isn't "officially" supported yet by Wacom.
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Google the manufacturer and model name for drivers. And do the same for forums. That's what I did. You can find different driver packages but I believe as far as my last search went nearly a year ago, the maufacturer's latest drivers at that time were beginning to solve lingering user issues. Most reported good success though not necessarily the bandwidth specified, though still rewarding. Time has passed so a search should yield even newer drivers. I have not had a chance to actually install mine, but I look forward to it.. I think anyway.. by what I did read about driver developments.
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on youtube Lisa uploaded Wacom bamboo drivers on her Lenovo Thinkpad tablet and her stylus works much better, in fact perfectly (MobileTechReview) channel. check it out. has to have Pen digitizer. check out both videos.
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I haven't been using it lately. Best bet is check out videos on "Utube", lots of informative stuff there. Also do search of manufacturer's website which is: "Autodesk" and search w name of program: "SketchBook Pro 6". Lot of tutorials and examples showing it in action, which will be much better than words.
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I haven't used it yet, bit what version are you wondering about? It should be a generic USB to serial programmer to flash PIC microcontrollers. It is a pretty simple protocol to implement.James
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I will try it on my yun tonight to know for sure but i believe it will hit the usb. otherwise the pinout and interface will work.
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The instructions are based upon an Arduino Uno. You could use another board - but with the instructions being regularly incorrect it may make it quite difficult to complete all examples.
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D.Cheng reports he found adaptor. I did too. However, keyboard still does not work when connected. Can D.Cheng tell us how he made the keyboard functional???
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By the way , Donna, I love the MC3000!! There is a new mapping on Virtualdj.com on forum that will allow you to independently control 8 separate samples with the sample buttons instead of 4 as was the usual setup!! Great controller! Enjoy!
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As all of the others have attested, the display will not work with the UNO for the reasons they have listed: program space, pin availability, etc. The Mega would be sufficient, however I used this screen with the Arduino Due. There were libraries for the Due and plenty of program space, pins, etc.