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Hiiiiiiii

i find this is error when i use arduino uno

the reset didn't work

i can't upload ,what is the problem ? can i solve it

Hiiiiiiii

i find this is error when i use arduino uno

the reset didn't work

i can't upload ,what is the problem ? can i solve it

Aml

I presume you have set the board to UNO under tools, along with the Com port.

Have you tried at least the first 10 bullet point s under the link see http://

(You can also select it under hlep on the menu)

Mark

sorry  i can't understand you

what is the  problem?

what is the link you recommand i can't find?

i choose the uno board from tools and the right com

The html file MarkB was referring to with http:// comes with the installation of the Arduino IDE.  

IDE Menu ::  Help :: Troubleshooting

It links to  C:/ .. /Arduino/arduino-0023/arduino-0023/reference/Guide_Troubleshooting.html

That is where you find the "bullets" which is a FAQ list of common problems.

This archived discussion over on the Arduino Forum confirms the suggestions that have been made to you about the problem.

Did the UNO board work previously?  Is the UNO an Revision 1, R2 or R3?

As billabot said

I was referring to this one

that is visible when you have the problem.

Mark

I was not able to locate a file such as the one the error msg pointed to online.  Please forgive me if I was wrong this one time.

never mind but i really don't  what is the problem with me i use the newest version and another cable

and use windows

the problem is same i will try the online troubleshooting

thanks for allllllllllll billabott and mark

if i find something  in my Troubleshooting i need your help

ok

Okay

so the picture was there when I posted it ....sorry

it states http://arduino.cc/en/Guide/troubleshooting

unfortunately the link on the site has changed and is now

http://arduino.cc/en/Guide/troubleshooting#toc1

However if you select the HELP from the menu and move down to Troubleshooting it gives the same info as the website link.

There are quite a few things that can stop it from being able to upload, and you need to work your way through these.

Mark

No worries, Mate.

I am now able to reproduce his error exactly.

It is done by not having the UNO plugged in at all.

Thanks for the research on where that link went when updated, Mark.

I hope you are making some good progress with the Maori translation of the Intro. to Arduino book. 

Duplicate post.

Andy

If you shift the label further up, it will compile (after removing the semicolon)

I suspect it could that there are no instructions under it, hence the compiler is not happy.

You can prove it by adding

label:

return;

and it compiles happily.

The true C people are now looking down upon you with anger as they don't like using this...or so I read.

There may be some more eligant methods, but its way past time to retire for the night, so it will have to wait. ...sorry.

Mark