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Solved it was the USB driver worked with this one:
http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/CDM/CDM21224_Setup.zip
I'm glad you've found the software problem and made it work. Congrats. But I thought you already did that before, deleting the old driver and refresh it with a new one. Anyways, you did it ...

Solved it was the USB driver worked with this one:
http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/CDM/CDM21224_Setup.zip

Ive noticed that you saved the Arduino and all of your files into the cloud based drive. Move all your files including the unzip Marlin firmware to your document folder along with the Arduino program and open it from there. The board itself has a wait time for transmission. So if the cloud server ...

Also remove the LCD display while you're programming the board.

Did you changed the baud rate on the PC device manager configuration? Set it as it is 9600. The 115000 or 250000 baud rate only needed for print executions to communicate with the slicer program, like Acura, Pronterface, etc.
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Also remove the LCD display while you're programming the board.

Did you changed the baud rate on the PC device manager configuration? Set it as it is 9600. The 115000 or 250000 baud rate only needed for print executions to communicate with the slicer program, like Acura, Pronterface, etc.
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You missed to click the CONNECT tab besides the BAUD Rate setting.
No I did and this is what its doing...trying to connect I also enabled "debug communications" to see what its doing (sending this M-105)
I made mine work just now. Follow the ff steps, it might help you as well.

1) Use Arduino 1 ...

Yes. Same board number 2560 Rev A. But take a look on the processor part number it was used. If it says AtMega1280, use that and not the Arduino Mega 2560.
Ok I will check it out as soon as I go home. What if its the 1280.
I've burned the 2560 bootloader.
Do I burn the 1280 first?

thanks again ...

Yes. Same board number 2560 Rev A. But take a look on the processor part number it was used. If it says AtMega1280, use that and not the Arduino Mega 2560.
Ok I will check it out as soon as I go home. What if its the 1280.
I've burned the 2560 bootloader.
Do I burn the 1280 first?

thanks again ...

You missed to click the CONNECT tab besides the BAUD Rate setting.
No I did and this is what its doing...trying to connect I also enabled "debug communications" to see what its doing (sending this M-105)
I made mine work just now. Follow the ff steps, it might help you as well.

1) Use Arduino 1 ...

hawth725 wrote:You missed to click the CONNECT tab besides the BAUD Rate setting.

No I did and this is what its doing...trying to connect I also enabled "debug communications" to see what its doing (sending this M-105)