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You can find the Serial Port name by looking under the "Ports" section in Device Manager. The serial port is chosen under "Tools > Serial Port" in the Arduino IDE. This model is selected in the Arduino IDE as "Arduino Mega 2560" under "Tools -> Board". These models are compatible with the Arduino Uno and are selected in the Arduino IDE as "Arduino Uno" under "Tools -> Board". This doesn't change any functionality (the COM port works either way), only the label in Device Manager! If you'd like the device to have a more specific label in Device Manager, download the drivers as specified above and then right click the generic Serial Port and choose "Update Driver." to browse to the new driver directory.

The label on the entry will be a generic "USB Serial Device". After installing, the device will appear under the "Ports (COM & LPT)" section in Windows device manager. On Windows 10, a driver should automatically be loaded the first time the USB device is connected. You don't need to update if all your devices are already working properly. If you already have a previous version of the driver, you can update by following the same steps shown above. Windows will reuse the installed driver information for any future Freetronics devices. After installation is complete, you can delete the files you downloaded.

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Follow the remaining prompts and Windows will install the driver.

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Lastly, in the Browse window, navigate to the folder where you extracted the contents of the Zip file.

Next, choose "Browse my computer for Driver Software".

Right-click the entry, and choose "Update Driver.".

Your Freetronics device will be listed there with a mark against it until we show Windows the driver file we downloaded. (The devmgmt.msc above is the quick way, there are other ways to get to Device Manager via the Control Panel -> System, or right-click My Computer and select Properties -> Hardware -> Device Manager.)

In older versions of Windows., select Run., type in devmgmt.msc and press Enter.In Windows 8 or 8.1, press Win+X to show the "Power User Menu", then click Device Manager.In Windows 7 or Vista, click on the Start Menu and type "Device Manager", then press Enter.Next, we're going to open Device Manager.If an installation wizard window opens, you can Cancel it. On some Windows versions you will see a message pop up that installation failed, as Windows doesn't yet know about the new driver.

Connect your Freetronics device to a USB port on your computer.

(Windows XP users, if you have problems with version 2.x then version 1.3 is here.) Unzip the contents to a separate folder (you can do this by right-clicking the Zip File in Explorer and choosing "Extract All".) Make note of the directory where you've extracted the contents.

Download the " FreetronicsUSBDrivers_v2_2.zip" archive to your computer.

(See below for some notes about Windows 10.)

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Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows 10 do not require any driver installation: they will set up the device automatically. Installing the driver file is a once only requirement, Windows will retain it for any future Freetronics products you connect. Windows (before Windows 10) requires a driver information file to be loaded for the Eleven, EtherTen, EtherMega, LeoStick, Cube4, USBSerial and USBDroid so that it knows to treat them as Serial Port devices.