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Ricardo
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The r3R3 uses a atmega16u2an ATmega16u2 in place of the ftdiFTDI. It is possible that it is not loaded, busted crystal, or it has no local power to it. Where itIt is a small smtSMT.

You could use your good arduinoArduino setup as icsp progammerICSP programmer to talk to the icspICSP of the 16u2. To to see it is alive. And if so then program it.

The r3 uses a atmega16u2 in place of the ftdi. It is possible that it is not loaded, busted crystal, or local power to it. Where it is small smt.

You could use your good arduino setup as icsp progammer to talk to the icsp of the 16u2. To see it is alive. And if so then program it.

The R3 uses an ATmega16u2 in place of the FTDI. It is possible that it is not loaded, busted crystal, or it has no local power to it. It is a small SMT.

You could use your good Arduino setup as ICSP programmer to talk to the ICSP of the 16u2 to see it is alive. And if so then program it.

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The r3 uses a atmega16u2 in place of the ftdi. It is possible that it is not loaded, busted crystal, or local power to it. Where it is small smt.

You could use your good arduino setup as icsp progammer to talk to the icsp of the 16u2. To see it is alive. And if so then program it.