Re: Arduino does not show my Sanguino board
Your going to have to drop to command line... The GUI isnt giving you enough control From the logs you can see C:\Program Files\arduino-1.6.9\hardware\tools\avr/bin/avrdude -CC:\Program...
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In the output it also says use the -F flag to over ride the check. Using this I got through that command OK. I have attached the output from the console. Moving to the second command, I get the...
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I'm surprised that -F works, but it seems to verify and progress is progress The issue with the boot loader is that path you cant use a : in the path without quotes, it confused avrdude Try C:\Program...
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Apparently it doesn't like anything in the path other than the file name. I copied the file to the bin directory where avrdude resides it ran this time again requiring the -F flag. The results are in...
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I was studying the output of the 2 commands and noticed the following output after trying to obtain the device signature in the first command: avrdude: Device signature = 0x000000 avrdude: Yikes!...
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This is as yet untested in a printer, but it appears to have worked. Downloaded latest ArduinoIDE 1.69. In that version, under files/preferences you can set additional URLs to keep board information...
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OK I tried that and no luck. If I use Nick Gammon's sketches I can read the information frrom the target board. But when I try to burn the bootloader using his sketch it doesn't work because he didn't...
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Hi Guys I have a Sanguinololu Baord ( Atmega1284p )controller and windows 7. 1. In the device manger its on com3 but shows it as USB serial Port( com3) but does not show it up as a sanguinololu board...
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Hi I eventually got Arduino to see my Sanguino board but now when I try upload thr Firmwaer to the Sanguinololu board I get this error: Arduino: 1.6.1 (Windows 7), Board: "Sanguino W/ ATmega1284p...
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Hi Wow this hectic, 111 views and not one person can give some advice.
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use ARDUINO 1.0.6 It doesnt come with support for the 1284p, you have to add it by adding files from [code.google.com] Sanguino-0101r1.zip If you are putting you own bootloader on the chip you will...
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I did everything fine but here is the error message what the arduino compiler said: Arduino: 1.0.6 (Windows XP), Board: "Sanguino W/ ATmega1284p 16mhz" In file included from /pins.h:38, from...
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you have not set you board type in configuration .h Presuming your using the latest marlin... Line [github.com] you need to set it to change it from BOARD_RAMPS_13_EFB to BOARD_SANGUINOLOLU_12
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I Used Arduino 1.0.1 and it workes fine. [www.youtube.com] Thats quite a good video to learn ;)
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Hi, I have the same problem. How you make Arduino to see the Sanguino board on the menu? Zee, Simply copying the sanguino folder into the hardware folder does not work.
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If your using a modern version of the arduino IDE, its all changed see [dustsreprap.blogspot.co.nz]
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Dust, thanks. So, how can i do it with my arduino v1.6.x. Complicated long story?
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by reading [dustsreprap.blogspot.co.nz] as already said...
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As far as I know you can only use arduino v1.01. If the Sanguino board is not shown under the boards menue you need the boards file under the hardware/arduino folder. If you look at it with a text...
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