Hi Bryan,
I got the Beta board to talk to Repetier-Host through a USB-Serial cable. Had a little problem since (a) the SP jumper needed to be installed to provide 5V to the processor and (b) the firmware was set up for 76800 baud. I imagine (a) will resolve itself once the board is installed in the printer with a real power supply, but I'm a bit stumped on (b). How do I set the Arduino environment to communicate with the board at 76800 baud? Is there a board file, or some other configuration that's required so the serial communication works at 76800?
I tried to verify your firmware and immediate got the following error: /pins.h:1473:6: error: #error Oops! Make sure you have 'Your MCU/Bootloader' selected from the 'Tools -> Boards' menu. It's not clear which board to select, or how to work around this.
Thanks!
I got the Beta board to talk to Repetier-Host through a USB-Serial cable. Had a little problem since (a) the SP jumper needed to be installed to provide 5V to the processor and (b) the firmware was set up for 76800 baud. I imagine (a) will resolve itself once the board is installed in the printer with a real power supply, but I'm a bit stumped on (b). How do I set the Arduino environment to communicate with the board at 76800 baud? Is there a board file, or some other configuration that's required so the serial communication works at 76800?
I tried to verify your firmware and immediate got the following error: /pins.h:1473:6: error: #error Oops! Make sure you have 'Your MCU/Bootloader' selected from the 'Tools -> Boards' menu. It's not clear which board to select, or how to work around this.
Thanks!