Sanguinololu issues
Re: Sanguinololu issues
Like I said....Computers aren't my thing. : ) I have the firmware as sent to me via email. Sanguinololu i3. I'll make another attempt at compiling according to the above, and see what happens. Could this be why the LCD is only displaying blocks? My compiling errors?
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Re: Sanguinololu issues
Maybe the contrast is too high, rotate the screw above SD card on the back side of LCD.
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Thanks, I'll try that. If that doesn't work, I can still proceed without the LCD correct?
One more question though in regards to compiling, ( and this will prove without a doubt I am not exactly computer literate : ). But where / how - do I find Arduino.exe exactly?
Thanks
One more question though in regards to compiling, ( and this will prove without a doubt I am not exactly computer literate : ). But where / how - do I find Arduino.exe exactly?
Thanks
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Yes, You only need a computer to upload the firmware.Splynter wrote:Thanks, I'll try that. If that doesn't work, I can still proceed without the LCD correct?
One more question though in regards to compiling, ( and this will prove without a doubt I am not exactly computer literate : ). But where / how - do I find Arduino.exe exactly?
Thanks
You can refer to this page to see how to upload the firmware:
http://www.geeetech.com/forum/viewtopic ... 14&t=16097
Re: Sanguinololu issues
Thanks but I have been constantly referencing that page and still seem to be missing something.
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Re: Sanguinololu issues
Please tell me.Splynter wrote:Thanks but I have been constantly referencing that page and still seem to be missing something.
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I downloaded Arduino, Sanguinololu, Marlin.zhangxueyou wrote:Please tell me.Splynter wrote:Thanks but I have been constantly referencing that page and still seem to be missing something.
Unzipped them.
Opened and ran Arduino. Clicked "file" tab selected "open". Selected hardware folder from drop down and copied Sanguinololu + Marlin files into it. Clicked "tools" tab in Arduino and selected port and board.
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Re: Sanguinololu issues
No, you just need to drag Marlin files into Arduino.
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This is a perfect example of how the whole thing becomes confusing for those not overly experienced with the finer workings of a computer. You say I only need to drag Marlin into Arduino. But where? And if only Marlin, why does the "firmware" thread state that I need to unzip a Sanguinololu file download and drag it into Arduino as well?
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Oh, sorry, I thought that was specific enough. I've updated that page, please check if there is something left out or not specific enough. Thank you.Splynter wrote:This is a perfect example of how the whole thing becomes confusing for those not overly experienced with the finer workings of a computer. You say I only need to drag Marlin into Arduino. But where? And if only Marlin, why does the "firmware" thread state that I need to unzip a Sanguinololu file download and drag it into Arduino as well?