Noyesgreene Greene
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GB, You need to make the change as described above to the CDC file. After you make the change re-upload the software to the arduino micro. Then close the arduino application and fire up your robot ...
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Now that is something that I have not experienced. Are you positive that you have the board soldered correctly? I know it was pretty difficult for me to make sure no connections were shorted and ev...
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The short and skinny of this is you have something open or running on your system that is blocking that USB port. Do you have the Arduino software running?open your system tray (ctrl+alt+delete) an...
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Exactly the same thing I saw when I did it. That means that the micro is sending data to the computer. But the software is just not getting it. Alright, try uninstalling the robot control software ...
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Everything your seeing is indicative of the software not getting a response from the board. As a test open up the Arduino software make sure your com port is selected and that your board is set to ...
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I looked at your CDC file that you posted and it looks like you edited it correctly. Are you using the 12 volt power supply on the board. Meaning your USB is plugged into the board and your 12 volt...
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After you modify the CDC file and save it I found it necessary to re-upload the software to the Arduino micro. Only after I did that did the system start working.
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I have tried step by step exactly what you described. and still it will not communicate with the software. There is something else blocking the comms inbound from the arduino. My issue last time w...
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Another thing is the software has "Wait data from robot" displayed after it finds the active com port and I click connect. I opened the serial monitor in the arduino software and there is data comi...
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Mathieu, If I comment out that if statement the arduino code fails to compile. And as you know if it fails to compile then it will not upload to the board. I am using windows 7 on a lenovo laptop. ...