How to hack your car | Part 2 - CAN Sniffer app

[@Mircea007]

python, arduino, CAN Bus, all in one video. amazing stuff, thank you for taking the time to show this

[@Factory400]

This is amazing timing.....I have been studying QT GUI's, designing new products with CAN bus, and have a personal automotive project that needs detailed CAN logging and analysis. Fantastic.

[@Aircooledboxers]

Thanks for the video. I love the organized and methodical method you use to teach build the process in the videos. CAN Bus is sort of a side project for me that i just recently revived. I work on automated industrial equipment and have been looking to eventually cross over my knowledge from that field back to my original field of custom automotive/motorcycle. I sincerely look forward to all of your future videos! Thanks again.

[@iphooi]

Started a few projects recently for my car, and as a non-car person, I just started to learn about the CAN bus and its use in vehicles. I have to say, it amazes me in its simplicity and reliability. Currently putting together a sniffer with ESP32 while I just found your content. These videos are made unusually well; they cover everything that one needs to understand to start their hacking fun. Wish I started here, hah. Köszi Ádám!

[@AbhishekKr1902]

It is plain criminal to dislike such an awesome tutorial video, I have been waiting for such a project for so long man, and thank you very much Adam for making such a beautiful presentation on this. Love from India 🙂

[@theb1524]

this is highly underrated

[@MacNate_]

5:08-5:13 noise distortion, anyone? No one noticed? even cc communication was messed up. Aside the complaints you made a great video !

[@stuffcc]

Really nice work ! You made my day ! There is an audio bug around 5:10 by the way. Keep up the good work, I really appreciate your videos as it is exactly what I need for my project as a beginner.

[@adam_]

yeah, dunno why that happened. I've checked it several times before uploading.

[@ThomasChapman-q9r]

Really nice video, starting from scratch I am now logging the CAN. Next is to try decoding some of the messages

[@POG7606]

Thankyou so much Adam! You are brilliant and freaking genius!! I have been struggling for a longtime with no success. Tried your software and on first go it decoded F-CAN. Thankyouu! My car (civic fd2) is equipped with Single Wire CAN (SWCAN) for B-CAN, as there is only one wire I don't know how to get data from that. I have that wire handy for sniffing purpose. Any suggestion would be very helpful brother

[@POG7606]

Omg! It worked connected chassis ground from obd port to low can of mcp2515 & set rate to 33.33 Once again thankyou so much.. I couldn’t have done with your video! Made my day!! Very happy!!! 😊😊

[@adam_]

@@POG7606 Glad to hear you are making progress, and thanks for the kind words! Your donation is much appreciated

[@HUDSON-EV]

Thank you, I will try to use this to log CAN Bus data while I do a test drive. Keep up the great work.

[@fishburitto3914]

After difficulty with small MCP2515 unit, I decided to try Seeed Canbus Shield v3. To get Shield to work, I needed to switch CS pin to 9 in MCP2515.h. Also, 16e6 clock speed. Video 1 @ 13:46 has incomplete entries (missing 33ke) for MCP2515.cpp. Video 2 @ 17.:49 has the complete entries. Now it is working, thank you for the video, you are very smart. Will go further by seeing video #3 now.

[@fishburitto3914]

I also needed to do some soldering on the shield board pads to make the DB9 port work. Also needed to buy a DB9 jack and OBD male plug wire for DB9 jack. I found it useful to have a second shield in "send" mode so I could test the receive without having to sit in my car.

[@krishnakolachalam]

Very good tutorial. Thank you Adam

[@acebisnar861]

Thank you so much Adam. Been waiting for YEARS!!! :)

[@jayarchitect]

The highly anticipated part 2....leggo!!!

[@quarantinetime1618]

I've been waiting for this! Thank you so much!

[@pm9601]

Yay! So happy part 2 is finally here - Thanks Adam - fantastic video!!!

[@sfcoawol6273]

Been waiting for this for a while! Thanks so much!

[@ryansmithza]

Thanks so much for making these videos! I'm really enjoying them!

[@bigzeeification]

Great content! Thank you. I would love to learn how to tune engine parameters and fuel maps via OBDII like hondata and ktuner does. Any knowledge you could share on this?

[@kyleagronick9627]

Cool app. The interface looks great. I'm curious why you didn't use the pycan library. I ordered a USB ELM327 interface. It seems easier than wiring an Arduino.

[@Histoshape]

Wtf 😳 great comprehensive video I only wanted a way to obtain car data to show on a round display & put some android media capabilities on top. 🤦‍♂️ I guess i have ti find a way of simply using a phone board &obd2 connection to get it on display. Wish i could do like YOU ✊

[@lakshminarasimmanv]

At last its here. The wait is over.

[@ddacombe4752]

nice set of videos and good balance of detail on using QT, Python, Arduino code etc

[@patsayengineer4823]

Thanks adam. At last part 2 is finally here.

[@iikurt]

If you're using an ESP32 instead of an Arduino like I am, the ESP32 watchdog will kill the 'onCANReceive' function when it prints to serial (as this is quite a length process). I solved it by making a global flag when there is data to be received, and then processed it and printed to serial while in the loop, where the watchdog isn't watching.

[@v12cat]

Brilliant series of videos! Your app works really well! Just a quick question. I have a message that is very 'busy'. It contains the output from at least 70 buttons and dials, amongst many other things. How would you go about narrowing it down further? It kind of needs a sub filter for some of the bytes. Eg. to show just message 0x613, Byte 0 (value 0x15) for instance. All of my buttons are on message 0x613, with byte zero set to 0x15. Other 0x613 messages are sent reasonably frequently.

[@buggolobill]

Great video! Is there an extended public database for can messages?

[@jujutsuln1]

I was really waiting for it. Thank you!

[@burakaydnalp5804]

Thanks for video. I've been waiting for this and now I'm waiting for next video :) . I'm working on Fiat Linea 1-4TJET. My car's canbus is very different from yours. If there is someone working on Fiat Linea, they can connect me.

[@mapleacrefarm]

Subbed. Waiting on part 3!

[@mehdizeynalov1062]

super video - just one question - i could read the canbus, but the messages were shown encrypted, do you have an idea why could that be? also I tried to change the frequency to 1MHZ, which screwed up a lot of things, so it's not recommended to do.

[@adam_]

What do you mean by encrypted? IF you are getting a lot of nonsense data, it's most likely a mismatched baud rate issue.

[@InTheGarge]

Great Stuff Adam! What would be super great would be having Wi-Fi connection to the OBD2 port from the Arduino. Any future videos on OT designer? would be very interested in how to take the QT file and convert it to Android platform. Also how to incorporated CAN packets into the QT Designer file. Thanks again!

[@TheArdanwen]

Thats cool.... Can you sniff the Codes for the automatic trans.. ? And reprogramm them on another switch ? Like paddels on the steeringwheel ?

[@adam_]

Sniffing might work if those packets are available on the High speed bus, but you won't be able to reprogram them for sure.

[@alacumobra6573]

At 3:20 I realize that I am too dumb to watch this video😄😄😄,still watched to the end

[@chandvirdi27]

amazing work Adam

[@BinaryAdventure]

Nice video and thorough explanation. Thanks!

[@dbquality]

God job. Working very well. Thanks.

[@jaro-ch]

Thanks a lot for your work! It helps me to build my own App

[@jackspratt4343]

Does the main engine ECU ( black box ) always have to be connected for the CAN BUS to work ? What I mean is, do sub systems broadcast and receive messages among themselves or does everything get parsed through the main ECU. From your experience. Thanks you.

[@adam_]

Good question! I believe there are some information that are being 'queried' by the ECU itself, but in general, subsystems do not need a 'master' to work. So, if you remove the window controller module from your door (if it is a CAN based digital module), it will emit signals upon button presses.

[@the_rafa0398]

Very good information thanks for making this video and sharing your knowledge

[@btfofffice]

Are there other languages and other libraries that can be used, Visual Basic for example?

[@toms8818]

Well done! Thank you Adam.

[@Paavo1991]

I tried to sniff some data in my Honda Accord 2011, found message that changes when I lock all doors, problem is that nothing happens when I send it back using cansend on Linux. Do you know what is the problem?

[@Dean_Leslie]

Loving everything so far. Bit of help on one thing. I have come to the point where I go to 'pyqt5_tools' in there I should find Qt/bin. I do not. I can find this in 'pyqt5/qt/bin. The only designer I can find in there is Qt5Designer.dll, which is a system file. Any ideas? Thanks

[@adam_]

someone had this problem before I think. Are you using a MAC? I'd suggest searching answers on QT forums, or google. I haven't experienced this issue yet.

[@Dean_Leslie]

After a bit of digging, it appears that this must be something the programmers have sorted and it is already available to use within the files. Simply typing designer.exe in the windows search bar, it pops up and is ready to use ;)

[@cryptok1d726]

Hi, my CAN message is not coming up on the message window in QT GUI, but I can see those messages on the bottom right corner flying by. Any idea to fix it?

[@yassine000phi]

Hi thanks for the great video you literally jump start my project, i can receive packets and analyze them but i can't send anything, any ideas why i can't send anything?

[@zattut]

I am not getting any reading either local or in car. It detects the drive but no output. Nice video

[@wesb1328]

How much to build me a box like this

[@koookao]

5:07 ET joined QT's channel 😅

[@iavoreo]

Awesome series, and brilliant work. I was trying to follow but last 24 hours I am stuck with this cnf values. I tried all the calculators, and never get same values as they are coded in .cpp file, just to make sure that my math is right :(

[@adam_]

I feel you, I've experienced the same. Different calculators will give you different values mainly because of the different sampling ratio. The best is 87.5% or something like that, but you should be able to receive and transmit with different ratios too. Just try out a bunch of values and see for yourself which one works the best.

[@the_rafa0398]

Loved this video, thanks for creating it ❤

[@theoneoneguys]

Another awesome video with tons of info!

[@alannobakht8503]

Does the SW GUI ready available rather than generating one from 0?

[@laszlogellert5117]

Üdv Ádám,először is köszönet a munkádért,a legjobb videó a témában.Összeraktam,snifferként működik autón tesztelve de az adatküldést a buszra valamiért nem tudom összehozni,tudnál segíteni?Lenne néhány kérdésem még,pl hogy a disconnect melletti ikonon a CAN L channel aktív a videódban,de te 500kbit es buszt sniffelsz,számít e ez valamit,illetve hogy az OBD csatiból be kell-e kötni a jármű testjét,vagy az Arduinoba a 12 voltos tápfeszt. Köszönöm,Üdv:Laci,Bajáról

[@adam_]

Szia! Dobj egy emailt, leírásban megtalálod.

[@rakoahmed5439]

Can you also use Figma for the User Interface?

[@HUDSON-EV]

I'm having issues with this. I have followed your every instruction, however the GUI is not working. This instruction worked up until the clear and reset function. Because it refused to work, I decided to move forward and try to open the GUI app. Arduino file had no problem opening up but the GUI did not want to run at all, it just says "Process finished with exit code 0". Any suggestions? Addendum: I figured it out. I wasn’t using the correct file and I was missing some libraries. Thanks for responding.

[@adam_]

The GUI issue seems like a python related thing. Try to isolate the program, comment out parts, etc. It worked for several other people, so I cannot really sugesst anything super clever here.

[@kgottsman]

Wonderful video and github repo!

[@EpicHardware]

What a skill set! i love it !

[@ervbon7493]

Hi, Great videos by the way. Can the MCP2515 store and push out CAN messages without the presents of the laptop. Does it have the capacity to be programmed this way? Thanks

[@adam_]

No, the MCP2515 has no logic in it. It is just converting a CAN packet from a microcontroller to singals that can travel on the can bus. But obviously, you can do whatever you want with a microcontroller and program it to do things automatically for you.

[@ervbon7493]

@@adam_ Thanks so much for getting back to me, the thing is, I’m new to CAN and I have a bit of information but I’m still trying to get this right. I need to program a device that can repeat High CAN messages after switching on the ignition without having to use the laptop. Have you heard of savvyCAN?

[@s89281b]

Great videos and software. I am having some trouble reading my can bus though. I can get everything working with the random packet generator but can not read from my bus. I have changed clock frequency back to 16e6 for my shield. Changed random_can to 0. And made sure cnf_mapper is the same as a library that I know works for me. Also set can_speed to 125E3 which also works for me in another library. I just get "Starting CAN failed" message on serial monitor. Any help in the right direction would be great. I really like your software and think it will be perfect for what I want to do. Thank you for the hard work you do and sharing it with us.

[@adam_]

hey Josh. Usually, the library is giving those errors if there's a bad electrical connection, and thus, the voltage levels on the lines are incorrect.

[@s89281b]

Thank you for the tip. I will double check my wiring and also make sure I don't have data lines crossed. Will post back what I find when I get it working incase anyone else is having similar issue.

[@s89281b]

So I finally found my problem. The CAN shield I am using has cs pin set to 9 by default not 10. After making the appropriate changes everything is working great. Thank you again for your work.

[@alejandroperez5368]

Amazing tutorial. Too bad you didn't actually show the filtering part (RPM) on your first video, as suggested on part 2 :( Do you happen to have the code for this part? thanks!

[@KeirBriscoe]

That code is part of the CAN library in Arduino

[@458med]

Thank you for your help, I have a question, my data does not look like yours. Almost all my ID are 8 bytes, such as "1020C040" except one which is "624", all RTR are "00", all IDE are "01" except the "624" ID. The radio up data looks exactly the same as the radio down data: ID: "10AD6080", RTR: "00", IDE: "01", DLC: "08" followed by D0-D7: "02 06 17 02 00 00 00 01". When I playback message, the radio does not change. Please help me understand what I did wrong, thank you sir.

[@458med]

Also I should say I am using an electric car 2018 Chevy Volt on 33.3k bus (GMLAN) pin 1.

[@adam_]

All cars are different. There's nothing wrong with your data, you just have to understand it, and I cannot really help you with that since I don't have experience with that model. Try to experiment more and search on forums.

[@ParadiseGarage18]

hi, sorry for my bad english. How can i calculate the can bus bit timing for mcp 2515? i can see only for mcp 2510. can you help me please?

[@waleedsalah5072]

How can I read Diagnostic Trouble Code ?

[@fishburitto3914]

Hi I was wondering about the two switches there. I don't know what one is for? The other are the pins like this?: dpdt switch pins 1: DTC cambus low (pin 14) 2: Arduino Low 3: DTC signal ground (pin 5) 4: DTC canbus high (pin 6) 5: Arduino high 6: DTC GMLAN (pin 1) Thank you.

[@adam_]

This is the wiring diagram: drive.google.com/file/d/1jOJ_ptNbLPcsAc5EcoX9RwlUyS_8kdfx/view

[@fishburitto3914]

@@adam_ Thank you very much sir.

[@TxRGaming2570]

hello Adam great video , all good so far i can sniff with random can , when i go random can = 0 i only got rx tx started , i think is something with the can calculator or cnf_mapper , you on video on the calculator you put 33,33 on can bus , my question is how you got that number ? i try with 500 bit rate and nothing

[@adam_]

First, you have to make sure that you know what speeds your car is operating at. Then you need to match the oscillator frequency of the mcp2151. Then, I recommend you to try the arduino examples, as I explained in the video. The random can doesn't do anything else, just creates random can packets.

[@nodahandong1]

i like your video but I have to wait one year to get 3rd part right? If you can update per week it is gona be very help us.

[@ladislavradoczi3179]

great video.. thank you for your time :) can’t wait for next episode ;) where are you from? i’m from Kassa Slovakia Még egyszer köszönöm szépen ;)

[@adam_]

Köszi a kedves szavakat :) Pest.

[@ladislavradoczi3179]

@@adam_ can you please contact me? i have some questions not mentioned .. maybe it hill help to improve your video :) [e-mail]

[@wallacemachado9261]

congratulations for the excellent work, my doubt and if this code can read a network 29 with bytes and with baundrate 500kps

[@adam_]

it can

[@Martink9191]

Your videos have age restriction somehow. And it says that it may be inapropiate for some people... cruel thing :D

[@adam_]

Stupid youtube...it restricted the video...

[@RorYin]

Very informative, thanks for tutorial\.

[@Martink9191]

To bad you removed google docks. I was lucky to have separate document for cenarious like this. Unfortunately I hadnt updated in some point and I still lost lots of information. :(

[@antonioescamez4549]

Could make a tutorial about how design the qt software?

[@perinoveriza1658]

Thanks brother

[@huongthanh9050]

Could you pls advise the below error? ""Error running 'main': Cannot run program "C:\Users\Admin\PycharmProjects\pythonProject3\venv\Scripts\python.exe" (in directory "C:\Users\huong\PycharmProjects\02_canSniffer_GUI"): CreateProcess error=2, The system cannot find the file specified. While i never use pythonProject3. Thanks

[@botirlasorin]

5:08 - it's aliens. Always :)

[@thghho]

Hello, is there any possibility to get CAN data from OBD port while ignition switch OFF?

[@vassilieff1]

no

[@wshany]

Hello, Adam I want also to learn QT GUI development. Is it possible to provide your code for the QT project?

[@adam_]

The repo link is in the describtion

[@makergaragediy]

Could make a video explaining how to make the software?

[@csedwik]

Csak így tovább

[@SBUCompEngr]

I was able to connect and sniff and saw some data being updated but I didnt see anything else updating when I was moving my powered windows around. Does anyone know why? I have a Ford Explorer.

[@stormbytes1970]

Congratulations for your work,,i'm impatient for try it in my peugeot 508

[@wizardjod4959]

Did it work for you?

[@wizardjod4959]

I mean we're you able to move ur car forward without acceleration physically?

[@Deiski76]

Why it is restricted?

[@cledisonsilva4518]

hello, could you provide the .ino sketch of the arduino?

[@IvanJakesevic]

Great video

[@sandunuindeepa4004]

The best car hack video I have ever seen ツ

[@kavindraralston6830]

hi Adam can i know which this CAN sniffing can be done on a Vehicle which is turned off

[@adam_]

it depends on the vehicle. Probably not too much because most of the communication is turned off, when the ignition is not on

[@kavindraralston6830]

@@adam_ can we connect a storage device to the can bus through the OBD2 port to record this data

[@adam_]

@@kavindraralston6830 yes

[@CarPort-ny4dm]

5:08 He's a decepticon!!!

[@daaero]

Got this working for the most part. It will start reading messages and the script will shutdown. In PyCharm the message is "Process finished with exit code -1073741571 (0xC00000FD)"

[@adam_]

Interesting. Have you checked that the output of the arduino is correct?

[@daaero]

@@adam_ Yeah, the serial monitor displays fine. I have recorded a short video. First the Arduino serial monitor: ignition off fine, ignition on fine. The Python GUI: ignition off fine, ignition on crash. It will crash with this error a few seconds after turning on the vehicle ignition. Have tried reinstalling PyCharm. Using Python 3.8.5 Tried the latest Python release first, uninstalled and installed 3.8.5, but no change in behaviour. Unlisted Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXyxemCAdr-Fa9E

[@marvd8081]

@@daaero Hi John, I have the same problem with Python, the application crashes after a few seconds receiving data. I'm using Win10 x64, Python 3.8.5. Did you find a solution?

[@c.ll.l6626]

Hello. Thanks alot for your work! I'm trying to hack my peugeot 307cc. I've got another shield that is the MCP1525 V2 from seedstudio, for Arduino uno in 16Mhz. Will your .ino file work? With what modifications? How does it push info to your python code (serial?). Finally, do you plane to make an executable of your sniffing .py? Would be really great!

[@adam_]

Hey. Unfortunately, I don't know if the library will work with the 1525 or not, but I think there are some differences between the two. You should find a compatible arduino library for that module. You can create an executable yourself too. Search for pyinstaller

[@antaljani]

Jó lesz ez, csak meg kéne oldanom a pip install közben jött dependency problémákat. pyqt felment, de a tools már nem, mert panaszkodik mindenféle dependency problémára. Valakinek van megoldása rá?

[@adam_]

Fura, mennie kellene annak is, hiszen pont az a lényeg hogy leszedi magának a dependenciákat.

[@antaljani]

@@adam_ Nekem is fura, főleg végig olvasva a listát: The conflict is caused by: pyqt5-tools 5.15.2.3.0.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.15.2.2 pyqt5-tools 5.15.2.3.0.1 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.15.2.2 pyqt5-tools 5.15.2.3 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.15.2.2 pyqt5-tools 5.15.1.3.0.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.15.1.2 pyqt5-tools 5.15.1.3.0.1 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.15.1.2 pyqt5-tools 5.15.1.3 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.15.1.2 pyqt5-tools 5.15.1.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins~=5.15.1.1.0.dev0 pyqt5-tools 5.15.0.3.0.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.15.0.2 pyqt5-tools 5.15.0.3.0.1 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.15.0.2 pyqt5-tools 5.15.0.3 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.15.0.2 pyqt5-tools 5.15.0.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins~=5.15.0.1.0.dev0 pyqt5-tools 5.14.2.3.0.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.14.2.2 pyqt5-tools 5.14.2.3.0.1 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.14.2.2 pyqt5-tools 5.14.2.3 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.14.2.2 pyqt5-tools 5.14.2.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins~=5.14.2.1.0.dev0 pyqt5-tools 5.14.1.3.0.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.14.1.2 pyqt5-tools 5.14.1.3.0.1 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.14.1.2 pyqt5-tools 5.14.1.3 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.14.1.2 pyqt5-tools 5.14.1.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins~=5.14.1.1.0.dev0 pyqt5-tools 5.14.0.3.0.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.14.0.2 pyqt5-tools 5.14.0.3.0.1 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.14.0.2 pyqt5-tools 5.14.0.3 depends on pyqt5-plugins=5.14.0.2 pyqt5-tools 5.14.0.2 depends on pyqt5-plugins~=5.14.0.1.0.dev0 Sajnos nem vagyok python guru, így nem tudok mit kezdeni ezzel... :( A 3.8 rendesen fent van, műxik is... Ötlet? Valaki aki ért ehhez?

[@antaljani]

@@adam_ Sajnos Ez nem platform független megoldás, mert a módszer, amit a videóban mutatsz, csak Windows alatt működik. Sem Linux, sem MacOS alatt nem megy az említett dependencia problémák miatt, amit sajnos - lévén nincs ebben semmilyen gyakorlatom - nem tudok feloldani. :( (hozzáteszem, hogy természetesen rágugliztam, sőt, a pip tool is ajánl egy oldalt, ami segíthet, de az említett megoldások egyikével sem sikerült életre lehelni a QT tools-t.) De ha valakinek van jó ötlete, hogyan lehet feloldani ezeket a dependenciákat, akkor szívesen veszem.

[@antaljani]

Siker! Volt egy kis szívás, de sikerült működésre bírni, a titok nyitja, hogy a Qt5 install nem megy PyCharm-on keresztül, hanem le kell tölteni az open source verziót és a MacOS verziót fel kell telepíteni. Qt Designer helyett Qt Creator van, ami tartalmazza a Qt Designer-t is. Továbbra is kell a virtualenv, ahogy a videón látszik. Futtatáskor jön is a hibaüzenet, hogy nincs pyqt5-tools, de egyszerűen figyelmen kívül kell hagyni és elindul az alkalmazás. Hogy aztán a sniffer-rel működik-e majd rendesen az kiderül a héten, amikor megérkeznek az alkatrészek. Remélem igen, ha nem, akkor tovább kell kutakodni...

[@Kamel419]

sad to see you haven't posted any updates in a year now :(

[@gaborpall1977]

Szia! Magyar nyelvű videót nem készítenél róla? Érdekelne. 😊

[@adam_]

Szia! Dobj egy emailt ide: [e-mail]

[@MrPery121]

Really really nice job

[@vassilieff1]

if someone could help me to install because I don't have the same visual as this video at all

[@osamasegh8737]

Thank you so much dear ...

[@txrgaming7236]

Hello Adam , you are just amazing !!! i love this , your tuturials are amazing, iam getting a error compiling can sniffer_arduino can you help me with this ? Arduino: 1.8.13 (Windows 10), Board: "Arduino Uno" Board at null is not available -- Keep the amaing job !

[@adam_]

Thanks for the kind words. No clue what's going on, but that sounds like a more generic arduino issue. Try to google it up!

[@txrgaming7236]

@@adam_ So after 2 hours googling,i think i know what is goin on i don´t have arduino connect to computer he only arrive in 10 days... you think can be that ? More when i upload give next error " Serial port not selected. " And then when i try serial monitor " Board at null is not available "

[@Mikiolo01]

Gosh, finally ❤️

[@laurenslaman1050]

Why is this video age restricted?

[@adam_]

Honestly, I don't know. KZbin restricted it.