Getting started with Arduino Nano
Install the IDE, select the board, and blink an LED on a Nano.
BEGINNER · about 20 minutes
Install the Arduino IDE (or use Arduino Cloud Editor) and add USB drivers if your OS needs them.
Connect the Nano with a data USB cable. In Tools, choose the Nano board and the correct COM/serial port.
Open File → Examples → 01.Basics → Blink, then Upload. The onboard LED should blink once a second.
If upload fails, try the old bootloader option or a different USB cable — charge-only cables are a common issue.