Using the Arduino Pro Mini & FTDI

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Thank you. the second method of connecting the ftdi and the pro mini was successful. connecting with wires is not a good method

I have two FTDI boards that are 10+ years old. Just bought a few Pro Mini boards, Tx, Rx, Vcc and GND and the Pro Mini programmed on my first try. Happily shocked.
Thanks for the video.

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my arduino ide (Version: 2.3.2) doesn't have pro mini board option, appreciated any help.

As an authorized Arduino pro mini handler
I can confirm this is how you handle and Arduino pro mini 😂

Thank you so much. i have 1 question:
The output volt value from Pin 9; 6; 5 & 3 is 3.3V from Arduino. But how about our servo input PWM signal? is it effected? maybe we need 5V for servo signal input to make sure working stable, right?

Great video ❤

Thank you very much !

Thanks a lot for your videos and the knowledge you share! I would like to ask you this> I am connecting an active buzzer to an Arduino Pro Mini 3V into pin 8 and I am making it digitalWrite High but it only clicks and doesn't beep...however, if I rub or move the cable coming from pin 8 on the positive side of the buzzer, the buzzer beeps as normal only once, and then starts to click again...may I know please, what could be the issue? I hope you can help me here! Thanks a lot!

Thanks for the comment about the mirrored FTDI on some pro-minis. I thought I was going crazy, but, no, it's actually the world!

Nowhere did I hear which programmer you chose when uploading! Your video is USELESS nummy!

Thanks a lot, you are really grear at explaining all about electronics
I've downloaded all your playlist about arduino on my PC and watch them regularly and take them as reference when i need them,
Thanks again for the great job ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you very much for this high quality content.

You are a "must watch" for everybody.

Thank You. I am a beginner and I was easily able to get the Pro Mini to work with the help of this video :)

Very useful and very clearly explained (as usual) Thanks.

Thanks a lot.

thank you sir

Can't we use the FTDI directly to pro mini

Is it necessary to buy a breadboard

I am going to show this to my kids to make it together. I am sure they will understand it.

Would it make any difference if you used the 3.3 or the 5V, I know it is double the Mhz but the code is quite simple and most of the time it just waits

whatever.... i'm gonna subscribe and watch your every video you upload, your explanations are way beter than my teacher LOL.....

Impressed to me for detail info and guide to me. I love your lesson

Cool

You are a great teacher! Thank you!

So I was trying this setup today and blew the the capacitor (C19, 10microF) on the boards built in voltage regulator. I find this a bit perplexing as the board should be able to comfortably handle 12v. Is there anything special about the 6V lantern battery that would cause this behavior, or did I just get a poorly made board (Sparkfun) ?

Clearly and well explained project for using the Arduino Pro Mini. I didn't have a FTDI board and used a CP2104 which worked great and connects up just the same.

there is no DTS pin on this arduino board.

How can I program a pro mini via native 9 pin serial cable?

tnx for the awesome tutorial!

Good explained ,can iget ur email id?

Very well explained. Much better than reading books.

excuseme, i want to ask
can pro mini use external power, and simultaneously connect FTDI to laptop USB?
because some of my devices require quite a lot of power, but I also need FTDI to view the Serial Monitor at the same time.

I ask like this because on some boards, like the ESP32, it doesn't allow to provide external power when the ESP32 is connected to a USB laptop, because it can cause damage (written in the ESP32 manual)

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I love this tutorial! Great calm voice without any music. You explain very well!! thank you

very good explanations. Tk u

Capacitors in parallel add so why the ceramic capacitor?

If i want to use Arduino uno with FT232 , How to use it. Please guide

I'm still pretty new to all of this, and alot of these videos have been very helpful.

But I am still a bit confused about some of the things you can do with Arduino.

Is there a video where someone shows a truly BEASTLY Ardunio project?

Either a single Board, or a board speaking to multiple boards?

I have ideas that I want to try setting up in Arduino, but I keep running across problems with the way I want to do something, and I'm not sure if I just suck at Arduino, or my project is too ambitious for the way I'm trying to do it.

what if i want to do this for the nano with a none working usb?

the year 2021 now, still good tutorial and review,

It should be possible to programm the mini via SPI ( ICSP ) ?
With an Arduino as programmer ?
The pins MISO, MOSI, SCL and SS are available, I think.
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Would a joy stick type control be better for robotic arm control?

Wow! That it THE MOST tidy and well organised workshop I have ever seen!

-What is my purpose?
-you pass butter
-oh my god!

Excelent English. Thanks