#add support for 'new' NANO device ID

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autumn raft
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Hi everyone
a device ID that is not listed but succesfully accepts MF firmware via avrdude is still not detected in modules. (also accepts sketches from IDE)
VID_0843&PID_5740
this one is now very common on AliExpess.
Can this be added in future releases? I am not familiar with compiling source code etc.

Cheers,
Pat

violet valve
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It just needs to be added to the arduino_nano.board.json file. You can try yourself, the file is in the mobiflight folder in the boards folder.

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Add it in there, you'll see the pattern from the other ones, and if it works open an issue in GitHub with the information

autumn raft
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it worked. thank you very much!

plush raven
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What is different about this new Nano besides de vid/pid?

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Please provide a link

autumn raft
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nothing different. just vendor id. counterfeit atmega chips i think

violet valve
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Feel free to open a github issue to add this, I believe there's a specific issue type for the request

elfin shuttle
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@autumn raft do you have a picture of this Nano from the top side where the marking of the USB seriell I can be seen?
Or a link to this board?

autumn raft
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there is no link to this board as the pictures on AliExpress vary from the product eventually received. Heres a picture

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chips are blank and maybe vaguely only the top one reads Atmel. but most likely fake.

stark hedge
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The chip on the bottom seems more interesting to me

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The atmel chip has nothing to do with what the board is recognized as

elfin shuttle
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Yeah, that would be great.

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To see the chip on the bottom.

autumn raft
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yeah i will have to borrow the photo machine maker from the neighbor again. he is currently on vacation. so it will have to wait. i will makenew hi res photos as soon as they comne back then i will also make photos fromt the side.

uncut gull
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google seems to think it is not CH340G but FT232R

elfin shuttle
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For what I have found out it's not a CH340 chip and not a FTDI chip. So interesting that it works with the VID/PID combination in the json file.
Furthermore this board uses a 328PB chip and not a 328P one. The 328PB has two additional I/Os, PE0 and PE1 which are routed to two additional pins near the ISP connector.

uncut gull
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oh, clever to repurpose the two mounting holes for that!