Not long after CulinarilySpeaking got into the Arduino game, he began to want more IO pins and a larger program space for more ambitious projects. This, of course, led him down the path towards the Sanguino, the ATMega644-based dev board with many more IO pins than Arduino boards based on the ATMega328. Instead of buying new, CulinarilySpeaking decided to, and the results look fantastic. After coming across an ATMega644 while browsing for parts on line, CulinarilySpeaking found the micro that had enough power and pins to do some fairly complex stuff. A bunch of other people though about before, so all CulinarilySpeaking had to do was copy the circuit with the parts he had on hand. After soldering all the components to the neat breadboard-style PCB, CulinarilySpeaking fired up the Arduino IDE and put the Blink example on the 644.
Everything worked, so now there’s a board with much more power than a standard Arduino built with only $8 USD in parts. Via Posted in Tagged, Post navigation. I have an Atmega16 40pin dil working through the Arduino IDE, using arduinoextras. But it wont work with 1.0, I had to use Arduino 022 IDE.
There is a problem with PWM, but I managed to get 3 of the 4 PWM pins working after making a few changes to the pinsunknown.cxx.( i also have the arduino pin numbers avr pins if you need it) I didnt manage to get the bootloader working but I program it with avrdude via ISP after compile with the Arduino IDE. (I used shift key+ compile to get path of hex file) I hope that makes sense, I am only at this a short a few months so just googling and guessing.
Hi, I have brought a Sanguino board - assembled. I'm using Linux Mint 13 Chinamon. I have installed Printrun. But I cant connect to Sanguino. This is output. Thank you for yours answer.
So which firmware should I use? Are all the same?
For Sanguino I can use 3 different firmwares. Can I upload firmware trough usb? Or I need some additional device? USBTiny need additional hardware?
Problem is that Linux MINT 13 distribution don't have libusb package. $ sudo apt-get install libusb Reading package lists. Done Building dependency tree Reading state information. Done E: Unable to locate package libusb $ What about this? /firmware $ wget -OFiveDGCode.tgz -2012-08-17 09:36:24- Resolving reprap.svn.sourceforge.net (reprap.svn.sourceforge.net). 216.34.181.65, 216.34.181.177 Connecting to reprap.svn.sourceforge.net (reprap.svn.sourceforge.net) 216.34.181.65 :80.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response. 404 Not Found 2012-08-17 09:36:24 ERROR 404: Not Found.
So what should I do? Cstudio Wrote: - Thank you for yours answer. So which firmware should I use? Are all the same? I think you can choose from Marlin, Sprinter, Teacup, Repetier and several more. The all form the same basic function but they are not the same.
I only have experience with Marlin. For Sanguino I can use 3 different firmwares. Can I upload firmware trough usb?
Or I need some additional device? There should be a bootstrap loader already on the board that allows the firmware to be loaded via USB. USBTiny need additional hardware?
otloader You only need that if you want to replace the bootstrap, which is usually only if you have a blank chip. So what should I do?
Get the latest version of Marlin and follow the readme instructions. Edited 1 time(s).
Last edit at 04:13AM by nophead. Hi, I'm working on this I have downloaded Arduino from web site arduino-1.0.1-linux64.tgz and copied contents of it to /usr/share/arduino And now when I run Arduino IDE I get 1.0.1 version (before 1.0) I also installed Sanguino under hardware. Downloaded Sprinter.git But I don't understand task number 5 '5. Edit INSTALLDIR inside Sprinter/Makefile (do not mind the default reference to arduino 0022)' what should I edit? In make file there is this line INSTALLDIR =././arduino22/arduino-0022/ I have any way ran make command: /repSnapper/Sprinter/Sprinter/Sprinter $ make # Here is the 'preprocessing'. # It creates a.cpp file based with the same name as the.pde file. # On top of the new.cpp file comes the WProgram.h header.
# At the end there is a generic main function attached. # Then the.cpp file will be compiled.
Errors during compile will # refer to this new, automatically generated, file. # Not the original.pde file you actually edit. Test -d applet mkdir applet echo '#include 'WProgram.h' applet/Sprinter.cpp cat Sprinter.pde applet/Sprinter.cpp cat././arduino22/arduino-0022//hardware/arduino/cores/arduino/main.cpp applet/Sprinter.cpp cat:././arduino22/arduino-0022//hardware/arduino/cores/arduino/main.cpp: No such file or directory make:. applet/Sprinter.cpp Error 1 After that I opened Ardruino IDE and loaded Sprinter.pde I have edited Configuration.h file.
I don't know what 'play' button is but I have pressed Sketch-Compile button. And I get some errors in this line: void manageinactivity(byte debug); Errors: In file included from storeeeprom.cpp:22: Sprinter.h:6:23: error: Arduino.h: No such file or directory In file included from storeeeprom.cpp:22: Sprinter.h:96: error: variable or field ‘manageinactivity’ declared void Sprinter.h:96: error: ‘byte’ was not declared in this scope Sprinter.h:107: error: variable or field ‘kill’ declared void Sprinter.h:107: error: ‘byte’ was not declared in this scope.
So Sanguino is dead? Why then they are still selling stuff which doesn't have any support? so Sanguino project is started by Zach Hoeken which has email Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently: Technical details of permanent failure: Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the recipient domain. We recommend contacting the other email provider for further information about the cause of this error. The error that the other server returned was: 554 554 5.7.1: Recipient address rejected: Access denied (state 13). I'm working on Marlin ####### Configuring and compilation: Install the arduino software IDE/toolset v22 For gen6 and sanguinololu the Sanguino directory in the Marlin dir needs to be copied to the arduino environment.
Copy Marlin sanguino hardware Sanguino Install Ultimaker's RepG 25 build For SD handling and as better substitute (apart from stl manipulation) download the very nice Kliment's printrun/pronterface Copy the Ultimaker Marlin firmware (Use the download button) Start the arduino IDE. Select Tools - Board - Arduino Mega 2560 or your microcontroller Select the correct serial port in Tools -Serial Port Open Marlin.pde Click the Verify/Compile button Click the Upload button If all goes well the firmware is uploading Start Ultimaker's Custom RepG 25 Make sure Show Experimental Profiles is enabled in Preferences Select Sprinter as the Driver Press the Connect button. ######### And have problems with Verifying/compiling in Arduino IDE If in Configuration.h file MOTHERBOARD is 7 I get: In file included from Marlin.h:26, from SdBaseFile.cpp:21: pins.h:666:3: error: #error Oops! Make sure you have 'Arduino Mega' selected from the 'Tools - Boards' menu.
If I change to 'MOTHERBOARD 62'. I have downloaded Arduino IDE from web page Linux 64 bit version I extracted zip in home folder. Only 64bit works on my PC because I'm using 64bit system.
Downloaded sanguino drivers and change board.txt file ( atmega644.upload.protocol=arduino ) Then I downloaded yours zip extracted in home folder. in configuration.h file was #define MOTHERBOARD 7 instead 62 so I change it. Loaded Marlin.ino file in arduino ide, and verify. But now when I'm writing this to you and going trough steps again, now it seems everything works. Binary sketch size: 47,070 bytes (of a 63,488 byte maximum) (I did one change to yours fork. In Marlin folder you had Marlin.ino, ultralcd.ino and watchdog.ino files. Last 2 files I have moved to ultralcd and watchdog folder.) But now I have another problem how to upload firmware?
Binary sketch size: 47,070 bytes (of a 63,488 byte maximum) avrdude: stk500recv: programmer is not responding Which programmer should I use? (I would like to load firmware thought sanguino USB port) Thank you for yours time nophead. I have successfully installed ErikZalm-Marlin-MarlinRC3-40 firmware on Sanguino. I had to change some settings in arduino/hardware/Sanguino/boards.txt atmega644.upload.protocol=arduino atmega644.upload.speed=38400 After that modification, firmware was successfully installed on Sanguino 1.3a board. I have tested firmware with Printrun and it looks fine. I can manually move motors.
But only in one direction. So I'm wondering is there something wrong with firmware or software? (I have to connect on /dev/ttyUSB1 port and sped have to be 250000 or 38400.) With Repetier-Host software v0.7 I can connect to Sanguino but I can not manually move motors. I also can connect to Sanguino with Repsnapper but I don't know it this program has any manual control options. No I didn't use sanguino folder which came with Marlin. What should I do with it? Copied it to Audrino/hardware folder?
I have some problem now. I cant connect to sanguino after I reinstalled Linux. Now I have Mint 13 MATE.
This is probably caused because I didn't use some terminal command which adds usb ports to some grup, or somting like that. I forgot the terminal command, so if any one knows about which command I'm talking about? If I run printrun (ponterface) with sudo everything works fine. Problem with motors is because of end stops. If I press end stop sensor motor moves constantly when I release switch motor stops.
(If switch is not pressed, then circuit is connected and if switch is pressed, circuit is not connected.). Cstudio Wrote: - No I didn't use sanguino folder which came with Marlin. What should I do with it? Copied it to Audrino/hardware folder? After doing this you should see options for Sanguino in the Tools-Board menu. Choose the one that matches the AVR you have installed after you have loaded the project. I have some problem now.
I cant connect to sanguino after I reinstalled Linux. Now I have Mint 13 MATE. This is probably caused because I didn't use some terminal command which adds usb ports to some grup, or somting like that.
I forgot the terminal command, so if any one knows about which command I'm talking about? If I run printrun (ponterface) with sudo everything works fine. sudo adduser yourusernamehere dialout You may have to start a new terminal first.
Problem with motors is because of end stops. If I press end stop sensor motor moves constantly when I release switch motor stops. (If switch is not pressed, then circuit is connected and if switch is pressed, circuit is not connected.) You probably need to edit Configuration.h and make sure '#define ENDSTOPPULLUPS is uncommented and that the 'ENDSTOPSINVERTING' for each axis is set to false.
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I had to rewire sensors and now everything is working fine - almost. Home position for X axis in in left side but I have sensor at right side. Where I can change this in firmware?
(I really don't want to change sensor position.) I also get this error: Extruder switched off. MAXTEMP triggered! Error rinter stopped deu to errors. Fix the error and use M999 to restart! (Temperature is reset.
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Set it before restarting) I have wired nozzle sensor and heater. But I haven't wired heating bed and heating bed sensor. (Should I disable them in firmware or I can just disable them in pronterface? Or I have to wire them?). I had to rewire sensors and now everything is working fine - almost. Home position for X axis in in left side but I have sensor at right side.
Where I can change this in firmware? (I really don't want to change sensor position.) You cant just change X or Y on their own like that. If you do you will invert you prints (writing will come out backwards as will parts in general.) If you wish to leave your X homing to the right then you will need to switch your Y around so it homes towards the front. Either way, one end stop needs moving. To change direction simply turn you stepper plug over 180 degrees, or invert direction in your firmware. I have some problems compiling marvin firmware.
This error I get if I use original sanguino drivers from web site Sanguino-0101r1.zip In file included from SdVolume.cpp:20:0: Marlin.h:30:26: fatal error: WProgram.h: No such file or directory compilation terminated. If I use drivers in sanguino folder inside marvin I get this error Binary sketch size: 47000 bytes (of a 63488 byte maximum) avrdude: Yikes! Invalid device signature.
Double check connections and try again, or use -F to override this check. Should I change any settings in boards.txt? ############################################################## sanguino.name=Sanguino sanguino.upload.protocol=stk500 sanguino.upload.maximumsize=63488 sanguino.upload.speed=38400 sanguino.bootloader.lowfuses=0xFF sanguino.bootloader.highfuses=0xDC sanguino.bootloader.extendedfuses=0xFD sanguino.bootloader.path=atmega644p sanguino.bootloader.file=ATmegaBOOT644P.hex sanguino.bootloader.unlockbits=0x3F sanguino.bootloader.lockbits=0x0F sanguino.build.mcu=atmega644p sanguino.build.fcpu=16000000L sanguino.build.core=arduino.