Solidoodle 2 won't home y axis (Page 1 of 2)

I am having the exact same issue since replacing the carriage.  I can move manual in all axis by Y does not home.

BTW I haven't used my printer in a while so it is possible it could be I did somehting in the past.  I wonder if the long firmware is loaded. 

This is what gets reported, is that expected?

@gregsw the firmware looks fine and it does sound like you have an endstop issue. 

@oct0gen
Try leaving the endstops connected correctly but switch the x&y motors.  Then try manually moving each axis but be prepared to hit the endstop with your finger. 
Also for clarification... The bed (z-axis) homes properly but then something happens after homing that causes the bed to raise into the nozzle?

Or this
https://github.com/ozadr1an/Solidoodle-Marlin_v1

x and z appear to home properly.  but if i try to move them manually they shoot to the min where there are no stops.  i have to e-stop it before it crashes.  then i can move them manually again but the homing then thinks the max is where I did the e-stop.  i was able to park after the homing even thought y was off but the manual moves seem to confuse it.

will try "Solidoodle-Marlin_v1" firmware.  the one i loaded is the older one i think. 

thanks again for the responses.

While moving any axis via manual buttons in R-H towards the endstop.  If you hit the endstop with your finger does it stop moving?

You've got something wrong.

do you know if arduino 1.0.5 is programming using the bootloader when the sanguino atmega644p is selected?  or do i have to use isp programming with a separate isp programmer?

Sounds like with 022 you are selecting the wrong board.  Should be Sanguinololu or Sanguino and if they aren't there you need to move that folder to the correct location.  The error you are getting essentially means that arduino isn't communicating with the board.

so autorst jumper is on and board baud rate seems to be correct (anything other than 57600 gives a chip id errror).  others are saying the led should blink after a reset when the avr goes into bootloader mode.  i dont get any blinking so perhaps there is no bootloader on this chip.  anyone know if arduino will work with a stk500 programmer for isp programming?

I get the same upload error.  One thing I noticed is that the serial monitor only allows baud rates up to 115200.  The solidoodle 2 uses 250000 when connecting for normal use..  Is it possible that is the problem?  Is there a config setting allowing higher settings?

arrrrr! so i couldnt program the avr with the stk500 using arduino.  i guess it defaults to the bootloader and there are some config files that have to be changed to get it to use the isp even when an isp board is selected.   it will only use the isp for loading the bootloader.  what a pia!  i finally was able to get a bootloader loaded using the stk500 isp.  at least now it seems i can load new firmware only...  none of the firmware versions i have seem to work.  now the avr does not seem to acknowledge signals from any of the stop switches and the m119 command echos that all switches are open regardless of their actual position.

ive tried all the following with several different sanguino w/atmega644p hardware add on downloads and none work:
Solidoodle-Marlin_v1-Marlin_v1_M600, 56,988kb
solidoodle2-marlin-Marlin_v1, 59,002kb
solidoodle2-marlin-Marlin_v1, 58,994
Marlin-1.0.1, no .pde file
SolidoodleMarlin, 59002kb

is there a version of firmware rev 1.3a w/ 644p avr and sanguino  w/atmega644p hardware profile stat are known to work together?

what kills me is that i have a bit of cnc experience, a bit of avr programming experience, ans some avr tools and getting this thing running is convoluted.   i cant imagine how the mfgr expects your average joe user make this thing work.