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Help programing Pro Mini 5v clone

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    popunonkok
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    Hi
    I need help getting Arduino to upload my skeches to my Pro mini board.

    My Pro mini is a China clone at 5v.
    Im trying to program it with my UsbAsp but I keep getting the common error:

    avrdude: stk500_recv(): programmer is not responding
    
    

    Im on a Mac Book using Arduinos software to try to program the board.

    I have programed many Arduino Uno and Nano with (almost) no problem.

    So, what is the easiest way to program the Pro Minis? I will probably want to program many of them in the future so I like to find the best way (or at least A way).

    //Peter

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      Just rememberd that I have one of these usb to serial cables. Could I use it?

      http://www.clasohlson.com/se/USB-till-serieportsadapter/38-2150

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        I use an ftdi cable https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9873 Be sure to use one that can be switched to 5v. I have one that supports both 3.3V an 5.5V.

        Once you've hooked up the ftdi to the arduino and your make book, you're good to go

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