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Port registers allow for lower-level and faster manipulation of the i/o pins of the microcontroller on an Arduino board. The chips used on the Arduino board (the ATmega8 and ATmega168) have three ports:

Each port is controlled by three registers, which are also defined variables in the arduino language. The DDR register, determines whether the pin is an INPUT or OUTPUT. The PORT register controls whether the pin is HIGH or LOW, and the PIN register reads the state of INPUT pins set to input with pinMode(). The maps of the ATmega8 and ATmega168 chips show the ports. The newer Atmega328p chip follows the pinout of the Atmega168 exactly.

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Each bit of these registers corresponds to a single pin; e.g. the low bit of DDRB, PORTB, and PINB refers to pin PB0 (digital pin 8). For a complete mapping of Arduino pin numbers to ports and bits, see the diagram for your chip: ATmega8, ATmega168. (Note that some bits of a port may be used for things other than i/o; be careful not to change the values of the register bits corresponding to them.)

I Can not find COM port for Arduino UNO

It was Arduino UNO is working properly and when I finished them I added Arduino Nano place taking into account the change Board and when I finished I wanted to refer to the Arduino UNO and when I wanted to Upload code did not I can promise has COM6 disappeared attributed Arduino Nano appeared but Arduino UNO does not and LED ON is shines.

ron_sutherland:

Windows will reserve ports (based on VID and PID of the USB device I think) and sometimes that can become confusing. Look on the internet for ways to release them. Bellow is a how to:

6) Remove COM1. Remove COM1 device in the list of ports, and optionally others

that are grayed out but have a specific COM port number assigned. Right click

on the grayed out device, choose Uninstall, and then OK in the dialog box that

appears.

I was having problems where it kept trying to use COM 10, which did not work. (Windows 7)

In Device Manager, I opened Properties on Arduino Uno (COM3) under Ports (COM & LPT)

Then Port Settings, Advanced, and Click COM Port Number button. It showed a list of port numbers, but all the ones below COM10 were marked In Use. I could force it to pick a lower number after answering Yes on a couple warnings, but the next time I used a different board, it wanted to use 10 again.

I have been facing similar issue.my arduino uno is not detected by windows 8 as well as ubuntu machines.arduino ide seems to be stuck to com3 port but in device manager nothing changed , neither is com3 visible in device manager nor arduino ide is able to connect com3.

So I used usbasp program mer to upload hex on Arduino Uno .that worked.but when I connect ardino uno board directly it fails.

Definitely something has messed with com3 port and Arduino ide.kind of stuck in for long time.kindly suggest some solution.

Regards

Udu

I am not getting a tools -> port option. I presume this is because it is mnot finding any port. The ftdi port was working in 1.8.12, and was found in dev mgr working properly, My system is no longer finding usb serial 3. I need to debug this. Thanks for the input.

Jimfah

I have experienced a similar problem of my serial ports not being available for selection from the Arduino IDE 2.x menus even though I can see them in Arduino IDE 1.x and Device Manager at the same moment:

For me, this is an intermittent problem that occurs maybe only once in every 10 times I start the Arduino IDE. If you close all Arduino IDE windows and then start the Arduino IDE again, do you then see the Tools > Port menu option and the port? It does for me.

I suspect that it's not a matter of the restart fixing the port discovery for me, but only that since the problem is intermittent there is statistically a low likelihood of it happening twice in a row.

I am making a project, where I am trying to use processing and my Arduino together. I am fairly new in both of the programs.

I haven't had problems with the Arduino program saying that my serial port was busy, until I started using Processing.

But when I started using Processing, at first the problem appeared in that program, and when trying to fix it, it started appearing in Arduino as well. So now I am stuck.

How, exactly does the Arduino program say this - do you mean the Arduino IDE is giving an error message? Or have you some code in your Arduino sketch that checks the serial port - if so post the sketch.

My Arduino online editor isnt letting me upload my projects to my Mega 2560 and is not showing me the option to choose a port either. Please help with the prob. I have the agent installed and running.

I think the next step in investigating the problem is to determine whether the port is recognized by Windows itself. This will tell us whether the problem is specific to the Arduino Create Agent tool, or whether it is at a deeper level (e.g., hardware or driver problem).

OK, this is valuable information for troubleshooting. For now, you should forget about Arduino Web Editor and focus on getting the Mega to appear as a device in Windows Device Manager because this reduces the complexity of the system. If the port doesn't show up in Device Manager, then it doesn't have a chance of showing in Arduino Web Editor because this means it isn't even recognized at the lower level of the operating system.

Either of the above can result in the power connections being made (and thus LED lights on the board), but no data connections (and thus no port for the board), so don't assume just because there are lights on the Mega that the cable is good.

I have started using LIFA for the frist time. So, I start with Arduino Analog Read Pin, example.

But, I cannot assign the com port for my board. The Labview cannot find any COM port that I connect with Arduino UNO.

If specifying a COM port, it should be done in the top level application. Simply right click on the VISA Resource terminal of Init.vi and select "create constant" and then choose the COM port. However, I think we've probably had this discussion before and I'm still not sure why your Init.vi does not have the VISA Resource as an input terminal.

I had a similar problem, like you. My problem was the NI-Serial drive. It wasn't installed. Look in "Measurement & Automation Explore", click in "Devices and Interfaces", if you don't see any COM port, this is the problem. To install, click in "Devices and Interfaces" > "Add a non-Plug and Play device" > "Serial". Look for "NI USB-232 Support". Follow the instruction to install "NI-Serial"

Hello, openciruit74 here and I recently tried to upload a program to my Arduino nano. I have a Windows 10 computer and was never able to upload a program on my computer, but was able to on another one. I think the problem is that I cannot change the COM port. Here is the link to the upload code and a picture of the problem. Link- C:\Owen\Arduino\arduino-builder -dump-prefs -logger=machine -hardware "C:\Owen\A - Pastebin.com

Which IDE worked ?

What was the OS on the other computer ?

Is it a true arduino or a clone ? (if unsure post a picture or link to where you got it or both)

Do you have any additional circuitry attached when uploading ? (if yes post a decent picture of the connections)

Do you connect directly to your comnputer with the Arduino ?

Did you search the forum for other windows 10 related issues similar to yours ?

I have looked around on Google and on the forum and have not seen posts related to this problem. All the troubleshooting page says is to access the COM port page in the "tools" tab and you can go from there.

The IDE I am using is the Arduino 1.6.9 windows download.

I am connecting directly to each computer using a usb 3.0 port. For the computer that did not work, it is running on a Home windows 10 and the computer that did work was running on enterprise. The computer that worked was a laptop and the one that did not work was a desktop, but I also tried to upload a program on a windows 10 home laptop and it did not work. For the windows 10 home computers I am logged in as an Administrator and for the enterprise computer I was logged in as a user.

I could not find the particular driver that @pert was talking about, but I found something else that may be affecting it. After I tried many different cables, I came across one that identified it as a new device. (yay!) When I went to upload, it let me change the COM port to COM3 and it gave me an entirely new error message. Here is the link to the new error message. C:\Owen\Arduino\arduino-builder -dump-prefs -logger=machine -hardware "C:\Owen\A - Pastebin.com I'm not sure what that means, so I hope you can help. Thanks for everything so far! I am now using a usb 2.0 port instead of the 3.

I just got the Uno r4 WiFi, and connected it to my laptop. It detects in in the IDE as COM 7, but when I try to upload a simple blink program, it says no device is found on COM 7. I looked in the Device Manager, and it show up as a Human Interface Device. On the COM ports part of Device Manager, COM 7 only shows up as a USB Serial Device (COM 7). How can I get Windows to detect it as an Uno r4 WiFi on port 7? 2351a5e196