How to program Arduino Pro Mini with FT232RL FTDI USB To TTL Serial Converter Adapter Module

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This tutorial explains how to program Arduino Pro Mini with FT232RL FTDI USB To TTL Serial Converter Adapter Module. It also explains how to download and install FT232RL drivers and blink onboard LED of Arduino Pro Mini.
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[@EngineeringOnline]

I found Arduino Pro Mini quite amazing. Have you ever worked with it? Share your feedback in the comments below. Thanks!

[@ZafarU512]

Hello , I purchased USB FTDI FT232RL online , but seller sent me USB FT232BL what has 5 pins , 5v, 3.3v, TxD, RxD, and Ground. But DTR and CTS pins are missing. What I work with this ?

[@n9jcvyellow]

Very good walkthru and instructions 😊

[@mrsofianedz5595]

Can I use ch341 instead of ftdi?

[@sameerk12982]

Thank you very much for this informative tutorial..... One down side of this board is they are compact and without serial port but are high in price compare to arduino nano which are cheaper than this boards and with on board programmer. That's why I use arduino nano for my projects.

[@aisharana9305]

Amazimg tutorial... i have learned alot keep up the good work 👌

[@EngineeringOnline]

Thank you for compliment :)

[@pramodmyakal6875]

Wonderful and simple

[@EngineeringOnline]

Thanks :)

[@erik8362]

FYI: Pro Mini voltage regulator marked with Kbaa can be both 3,3 or 5 v. To identify what voltage version you have you should also look at the ceramic resonator. If it marked with 0.08 it's a 3.3 V and if its marked with AR is 5V (from what I could find)

[@drlegendre]

Connect 9V to VIN/RAW & GND, then measure the voltage on VCC & GND. It will be either 3.3V or 5V. No guessing needed.

[@SiddharthSharma-hc1pj]

Can we use the usb which we use in mobiles? Please reply

[@EngineeringOnline]

yes

[@kelechimicheals478]

thank you . this was helpful

[@EngineeringOnline]

Glad to know that :)

[@luisfelipemurcia9033]

Thank you!! That's the best explication :)

[@EngineeringOnline]

Glad to know that :)

[@eireian4939]

Thank you.

[@astroid9087]

👏 Great explanation 👌

[@EngineeringOnline]

Glad you liked it :)

[@ranahafsa4017]

Amazing video

[@EngineeringOnline]

Glad you think so!

[@seasky_]

THANKS

[@EngineeringOnline]

You're welcome!

[@drlegendre]

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