Grey Usb Port

[Tyler Bannowsky]

HiEveryone,

I am very new to Arduino and Linux.

I installed IDE,

I connected Arduino Uno to my laptop,

I launched IDE,

I opened Blinking sketched.

I tried to upload it to Arduino however I got Error Message:

Serial port not selected.

Board at null is not available

One cable is used by a functional Microphone.

The other one by a functional Printer.

I know about that issue and I am highly alerted.

Maybe you are right.

I will try with a third one the sooner.

Disconnect then plug back your Arduino couple times. You can try different USB ports, just in case.

Then immediately use the dmesg command.

Copy the last few lines (or whole last page) and paste it here.

OK, so it is ATmega16u2, it normally runs a usb-serial firmware, but can be reprogrammed.

Here is a quick way to check if this chip is working and can connect to the PC:

Connect the Arduino.

Briefly short the RESET and GND pins marked with red in this picture

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Check for activity with dmesg and/or lsusb.

If nothing gets detected, then you have a hardware issue. It may be the USB ports, cables, board traces, or the chip itself...

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Dave Lacey owns South Coast Tours (SCT), a tour operating business that offers boat, kayak, and snorkeling tours, as well as surf lessons. Dave has been one of the most generous individuals to the TOPAZ/JASPER projects, never hesitating to loan us wetsuits and/or kayaks and allowing us to use his office and storage areas every day. He has also delivered excellent kayak paddle & safety instruction to the field teams over the last two years. Dave has truly become a vital partner during the Port Orford field seasons. It has been such a pleasure to be able to learn from and work with him, as well as see his business grow each year. Even though I will not be leading the project in Port Orford anymore, I am excited to continue my working relationship with Dave through obtaining important photo identification and sighting data of gray whales in the area when the GEMM Lab team is not there.

I will miss being the field project lead of the TOPAZ and JASPER projects. I will miss kayaking every other day and spying on gray whales from the cliff site. I will miss having the opportunity to work closely with and train a new crop of aspiring marine scientists. I will miss my daily interactions with Tom, Dave, Mike, Tara, and many more individuals, when I do not go to Port Orford for six weeks next summer. I will cherish all the memories I have amassed over my last four summers in Port Orford for a very long time. Most of all, I will always be grateful to the gray whales that brought me back every summer and who (in a way) made all those memories happen.

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I have never left a comment before, but I must as I live just outside of Port Orchard. I have gone to the Grey House when it was pink and every time it is always spot on. I think my 11 year old daughter and I will be having a date there very soon.

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I have blue coaxial ports in almost every room in my house. What the heck are they for? Are these regular cable jacks? Maybe I am confused since cat5e jacks are also blue colored? To add to the confusion, some of the cable jacks in my house are grey, not blue.

There's no difference between the colors. In locations with lots of different AV sources, different colored connectors are used to differentiate between sources. I'm guessing one installer had a pouch full of blue connectors, and another installer had gray.

The connectors in your home may have come from different manufacturers, or different times in history. So there may indeed be a difference in quality, and/or construction. This, however, has nothing to do with the color of the connector.

The blue is just the connector. It looks like your house is wired for cable or dish. The dish network guy who wired my house a couple of years ago used a blue connector, a green, and two grays... They are all channeled to the same connection and the colors mean nothing unless there is some secret masonic code that I am missing. Your cat5e I am sure is in the light blue because it is a popular color for consumers and one of two colors (other is yellow) that is kept in stock at most stores in large strands.

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