Engduino Extension with Arduino board manager

With this option, you would be able to use Engduino with any Arduino version from1.6.4+.

Step-by-step installation guide.

Windows Installer

The Windows installer is an all-in-one package that installs the drivers, Arduino files and Engduino libraries in a location of your choice.

Download the installer from the following location, double click and follow the instructions through to install Engduino software.

32/64 bit installer (Release V3.1.1)

Windows Installation Guide

Step-by-step installation guide. Help you to trouble shoot problems on the way

Download installation guide for Windows OS

MAC Installer

The MAC installer is an all-in-one disk image/package that contains all the essential drivers, Arduino files and Engduino libraries. .

Download the installer from the following location, open the disk image and follow the instructions through to install Engduino software.

Disk image (Release V3.1.0)

MAC Installation Guide

Step-by-step installation guide. Help you to trouble shoot problems on the way

Download installation guide for MAC OS

Engduino extension for Arduino/ Linux users

Visit our github repository to download Engduino Extension files with libraries and board definition

Zip extension for Engduino libraries and board definition only

Github location for Extension files

Extension installation guide

Step-by-step installation guide. Help you to trouble shoot problems on the way

Download installation guide for Engduino Extension

Ardublock trial version

This is a trial version of Ardublock for Arduino.

Ardublock

To use

  • Unzip the zip file into Arduino software root directory, so that the Tools folder merge into the Tool folder of Arduino.
  • Start Arduino software and configure the COM port and board option as usual.
  • Make sure you start with a clean sketch. Go to Tools->Ardublock to launch.

Quick troubleshooting

Uploading doesn't work

Try these steps to reset/reconnect the Engduino to your computer:

  1. Turn the Engduino off and on
  2. Check the Tools->Serial Port menu and see that the COM port for the device is selected. Sometimes it disappears entirely.
  3. Check the Tools->Board menu and make sure Engduino V3 is selected.
  4. If it doesn't appear at all, then try shutting down and restarting the Arduino IDE
  5. If all else fails, then you can cause the Engduino to listen for an upload by double clicking the reset button. If you press the → upload symbol, then the code will compile and try to upload. The moment it starts trying to upload, double click the reset on the Engduino. You may need to experiment with timings a bit.

Other versions and tools

Visit our github repository to download other versions of Engduino source files and tools

Engduino Repositories