1

Topic: help with flashing a board

I got the new e3d v6 hotend. put it on and tried to do the software update. However, after I upload the marlin.pde file in arduino no matter what board I select I get "Oops wrong board". I have a SD3 Sang rev 1.3 board. Not sure what I'm selecting wrong on the board. Com port and the coding is correct after multiple double checks.

2 (edited by satman49 2014-12-01 22:29:24)

Re: help with flashing a board

What version of Arduino are you using? Do you see under tools/ boards, 644p or 1284P?

SD3, E3D hotend,linear bearing on x/y axis',pillow block bearing on y conneting rod, ball bearngs on front y axis, fan on y stepper motor.

3

Re: help with flashing a board

I'm using 1.05 I've been selecting Sang w/ 644p. Finally got out of the oops error by changing 81 back to 62. But now I'm getting a buffer error.


satman49 wrote:

What version of Arduino are you using? Do you see under tools/ boards, 644p or 1284P?

4

Re: help with flashing a board

I have a sang board 1.3  and 3edv6 too and I believe I used .022 version.

SD3, E3D hotend,linear bearing on x/y axis',pillow block bearing on y conneting rod, ball bearngs on front y axis, fan on y stepper motor.

5

Re: help with flashing a board

Ok I'll give it a try

satman49 wrote:

I have a sang board 1.3  and 3edv6 too and I believe I used .022 version.

6

Re: help with flashing a board

shields1.as,

When you try to upload...are you using the reset button?  In other words: Save, Verify, Upload, Hit Reset Button(on Board)?

SD2 - Stock - Enclosure - Heated Bed - Glass Plate - Auto Fire Extinguisher
Ord Bot Hadron - RAMPS 1.4 - Bulldog XL - E3D v6 - 10" x 10" PCB Heated Build w/SSR - Glass Plate
Thanks for All of Your Help!

7

Re: help with flashing a board

satman49 wrote:

I have a sang board 1.3  and 3edv6 too and I believe I used .022 version.

+1...definately try the .022 version...

SD2 - Stock - Enclosure - Heated Bed - Glass Plate - Auto Fire Extinguisher
Ord Bot Hadron - RAMPS 1.4 - Bulldog XL - E3D v6 - 10" x 10" PCB Heated Build w/SSR - Glass Plate
Thanks for All of Your Help!

8

Re: help with flashing a board

I was hitting save, verify and it was giving me an error code. I'm doing it wrong aren't I

IronMan wrote:

shields1.as,

When you try to upload...are you using the reset button?  In other words: Save, Verify, Upload, Hit Reset Button(on Board)?

9

Re: help with flashing a board

take a look at  https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p … FyH6aYd1M/

SD3, E3D hotend,linear bearing on x/y axis',pillow block bearing on y conneting rod, ball bearngs on front y axis, fan on y stepper motor.

10

Re: help with flashing a board

I'm just affraid to hit upload when I'm getting errors after compiling and verifying. Wanted to get it straightened out first


11 (edited by shields1.as 2014-12-02 14:20:29)

Re: help with flashing a board

so version 022 doesnt have the selection for my board. back in 1.05 it does but it shows me the line highlighted with an error saying "rx_buffer not declared" in the marlin section not configuration.h.

12

Re: help with flashing a board

The Arduino .022 does not come with the necessary elements in the Hardware folder and the firmware.  Those 2 items need to be installed as well.  This link should help to solve your issue:

http://www.soliwiki.com/Updating_Solido … odle_2.2F3

If you can get through it with no errors, then you will need to modify the configuration.h tab in the marlin.pde file to define the Soliddodle 3 and the other thermal changes for the E3D like Maxtemp and Semtec Thermistor selection, etc as called out in the E3D instructions.  Then you can do a final upload.

SD2 - Stock - Enclosure - Heated Bed - Glass Plate - Auto Fire Extinguisher
Ord Bot Hadron - RAMPS 1.4 - Bulldog XL - E3D v6 - 10" x 10" PCB Heated Build w/SSR - Glass Plate
Thanks for All of Your Help!

13

Re: help with flashing a board

Finally got it to work. HUGE shout out to Ironman and Wardjr. Thank you too so much

14

Re: help with flashing a board

Glad you got it going!!  You'll love the E3D!

SD2 - Stock - Enclosure - Heated Bed - Glass Plate - Auto Fire Extinguisher
Ord Bot Hadron - RAMPS 1.4 - Bulldog XL - E3D v6 - 10" x 10" PCB Heated Build w/SSR - Glass Plate
Thanks for All of Your Help!

15

Re: help with flashing a board

one last thing. I didnt get a different z end stop mount. should i just j\use a screw that's 6 mm longer? or is there a way to offset that in slicer?

IronMan wrote:

Glad you got it going!!  You'll love the E3D!

16

Re: help with flashing a board

I would go for the longer screw smile

SD2 - Stock - Enclosure - Heated Bed - Glass Plate - Auto Fire Extinguisher
Ord Bot Hadron - RAMPS 1.4 - Bulldog XL - E3D v6 - 10" x 10" PCB Heated Build w/SSR - Glass Plate
Thanks for All of Your Help!

17

Re: help with flashing a board

IronMan wrote:

I would go for the longer screw smile

Or put the existing one upside down wink
Glad to hear it is working.

Printit Industries Model 8.10 fully enclosed CoreXY, Chamber heat
3-SD3's & a Workbench all fully enclosed, RH-Slic3r Win7pro, E3D V6, Volcano & Cyclops Hot End
SSR/500W AC Heated Glass Bed, Linear bearings on SS rods. Direct Drive Y-axis, BulldogXL
Thanks to all for your contributions

18

Re: help with flashing a board

that did the trick. Boy this hotend runs like a dream


wardjr wrote:
IronMan wrote:

I would go for the longer screw smile

Or put the existing one upside down wink
Glad to hear it is working.

19

Re: help with flashing a board

Now go get some filaments more fun than ABS like t glase or woodfill. Woodfill is probably my next experiment.

20

Re: help with flashing a board

huge shout out to you as well printing me the mount pieces.

jagowilson wrote:

Now go get some filaments more fun than ABS like t glase or woodfill. Woodfill is probably my next experiment.