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try uploading the firmware again.
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Jeez, Trevor, you're not having the best run with this are ya...
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If FW doesn't do the trick, make sure that both ribbon cables are attached correctly. They're just a friction fit without a retainer clip or anything, so it's not impossible for them to wiggle loose over time, especially after transport.
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How do you reinstall firmware without booting up??
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you conect via usb cable.Ebygum wrote:How do you reinstall firmware without booting up??
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fire up arduino programmer and load the firmware. Btw firmware is the software that lives inside the machine. Not on your computer.
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Ebygum , if the cables are not keyed, try reversing the cables or turning the cables and reinserting on the same plug.
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Question: you had this up and running recently, and now it does this.
What has happened in between times? Have you just left it in the corner or moved it but done nothing else? I'd check the LCD connectors.
Have you tried updating firmware? I'd start looking at re-programming it in that case, but wouldn't bother otherwise.
As far as I know, both the LCD and SD card run off the same serial bus - so pull out the SD card and see if it still does it.
What has happened in between times? Have you just left it in the corner or moved it but done nothing else? I'd check the LCD connectors.
Have you tried updating firmware? I'd start looking at re-programming it in that case, but wouldn't bother otherwise.
As far as I know, both the LCD and SD card run off the same serial bus - so pull out the SD card and see if it still does it.
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Gday Guys,
The printer was working fine(ish) but the model came unglued from the base so I turned the printer off , removed the offending model and tried to restart the printer but all I got was the screen previously shown.
JJ at SEEMECNC recommends re flashing the firmware and to look at the manual on pages 211 to 216 to find out how to do this.
The problem I have is I cannot find a manual with that many pages in it.
Does anyone have a link to this manual or can give me KISS instructions on how to do this?
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The printer was working fine(ish) but the model came unglued from the base so I turned the printer off , removed the offending model and tried to restart the printer but all I got was the screen previously shown.
JJ at SEEMECNC recommends re flashing the firmware and to look at the manual on pages 211 to 216 to find out how to do this.
The problem I have is I cannot find a manual with that many pages in it.
Does anyone have a link to this manual or can give me KISS instructions on how to do this?
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Trevor
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Trevor,
He's probably referring to the Max V2 manual here. Since you've got an Orion (I assume, since we're in the Orion forum) you didn't have to do this when your machine was brand new. There isn't a quick nutshell version. Work through the steps in the manual, starting from pg 210 through completion on 216. It will be very familiar if you've done any work with Arduinos.
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He's probably referring to the Max V2 manual here. Since you've got an Orion (I assume, since we're in the Orion forum) you didn't have to do this when your machine was brand new. There isn't a quick nutshell version. Work through the steps in the manual, starting from pg 210 through completion on 216. It will be very familiar if you've done any work with Arduinos.
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Thanks for the link Mike
Will give it a blurt
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Will give it a blurt
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Thanks for the link Mike
ill give it a blurt
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ill give it a blurt
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[quote="Ebygum"]Gday Guys,
The printer was working fine(ish) but the model came unglued from the base so I turned the printer off , removed the offending model and tried to restart the printer but all I got was the screen previously shown.
This happens quite often with my Orion ( not the failed model). I just unplug it from the wall for a few seconds, plug it back in and then it boots up fine. Go figure.
The printer was working fine(ish) but the model came unglued from the base so I turned the printer off , removed the offending model and tried to restart the printer but all I got was the screen previously shown.
This happens quite often with my Orion ( not the failed model). I just unplug it from the wall for a few seconds, plug it back in and then it boots up fine. Go figure.
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That panel just physically collects separate devices with independent connections to Arduino I/O pins. All interaction between them is handled in software. There's no shared serial bus involved. In this case, the LCD is interfaced in a parallel manner, using about six I/O pins.Captain Starfish wrote: As far as I know, both the LCD and SD card run off the same serial bus - so pull out the SD card and see if it still does it.
They do share the same cable bundles and it's slightly possible there's some kind of signal noise between lines. So removing the SD card before powering up is worth a shot. I don't really expect it will change anythng.
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oops, my bad. I got confused with another project and thought the LCD was running off SPI as well which - as you say - it isn't.
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The LCD mount is blue acrylic too, so it's definitely an Orion.Earthbound wrote:Since you've got an Orion (I assume, since we're in the Orion forum)