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Installed / uninstalled the drivers, rebooted and still can't clear the error message. Any suggestions greatly received.

thanks Andrew

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  i'm stuck with the same issue. PLease let me know if you find the solution

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  Joined: Apr 23, 2017 Messages: 11 Likes Received: 2 hi, just setting up for the first time and i'm stuck with the same problem Have you found the solution cheers pete sunday 24th sep

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  Joined: Apr 23, 2017 Messages: 11 Likes Received: 2 thanks for the reply, i was getting in over my head in a new field. i stopped reloaded the adrino this time into libaries and not lib and it works fine. all motors work . tomorrow i have to sort out the wiring to the y axis stepper motors

cheers pete

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  Joined: Sep 2, 2017 Messages: 7 Likes Received: 0 hey , for the time being I've found an alternative way. In my case The " GRBL PANEL" seems to be working till now [apart from a few usual hiccups] . About UGS , I'm still stuck. I'm guessing windows isn't installing the drivers properly. I need to check the driver installation again. Hey there! Have you checked that the baud rate and com port are selected correctly? Might be an easy miss. Making scratches on stuff! Bruce Forum Guru

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  ### Post by Bruce on Feb 4, 2020 3:29:57 GMT I found this on the UGS help page. Common Problems "Grbl has not finished booting." This happens when UGS connects to a serial port and does not receive the GRBL startup string. Typically this is caused by a configuration problem and can be solved by one of the following: Check the baud rate is 115200, or 9600 for very old versions of grbl. Make sure you are connecting to the correct port. Make sure you have installed any drivers required for your controller. Make sure GRBL is properly flashed on your controller. As a last resort try removing all previous UGS settings [see property Files] and reinstall. Also check the USB cable. You might just switch it out to see if it helps. Bruce Rogers Carve King, bCNC, Huanyang VFD with 1HP Spindle. 19" Mega V, DeWalt 611 jenny New Member
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  ### Post by jenny on Feb 4, 2020 15:02:10 GMT activereality yes I did thank you I have the baud rate set at 115200 and the comport is set at com 3 I have also tried all the steps above except trying a new USB cable is it possible I could have fried something when trying to hook up the laser?

  Post by activereality on Feb 4, 2020 17:28:09 GMT

  activereality yes I did thank you I have the baud rate set at 115200 and the comport is set at com 3 I have also tried all the steps above except trying a new USB cable is it possible I could have fried something when trying to hook up the laser? Hmm, Possible. Did you plug the power to the motor board first, and then the usb? Idk if that would cause an issue in this instance, but could be. Making scratches on stuff! jenny New Member
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  ### Post by jenny on Feb 4, 2020 19:34:12 GMT When we first built the machine we followed step by step instructions and it did fine for a year with the laser we did the same but its a possibility that I did it backwards when hooking it up I think I did something wrong with X loader though I turned it on in xloader instead of UGS.

  Post by Derek the Admin on Feb 4, 2020 23:21:39 GMT

  Hey Jenny. Perhaps you could try to load the firmware again, since you are already familiar with UGS. Here is the firmware [see attached]. Please let us know if that helps. I have seen a board dump the firmware before. Grbl 1p1 for Carve King Homing and No Homing.hex [81.7 KB] MillRight CNC Staff I do not answer private messages. Please ask questions in public or hit up support@millrightcnc.com

  Post by Derek the Admin on Feb 6, 2020 0:09:46 GMT

  The board may have failed, or there is something on the board [like a stepper driver] that is keeping it from booting. If you can remove the red board and the Uno board boots, there is something like a stepper driver that has failed short. If that doesn't work, then it is the board. Email us the results of that to support@millrightcnc.com and we can look at the best solution. MillRight CNC Staff I do not answer private messages. Please ask questions in public or hit up support@millrightcnc.com jenny New Member

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  ### Post by jenny on Feb 8, 2020 15:01:55 GMT Derek, not sure if you got my email or not but I removed the red board and tried booting from the blue uno board and it still says failed to upload so apparently I fried it.

  Post by Derek the Admin on Feb 10, 2020 4:52:24 GMT

  We emailed ya back. MillRight CNC Staff I do not answer private messages. Please ask questions in public or hit up support@millrightcnc.com petek Junior Member

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  ### Post by petek on Feb 21, 2020 3:43:47 GMT I also had GRBL has not finished loading error.. [after switching to a more updated UGS]. Super simple fix after fooling around playing baud speeds.. I just chose a different COM port in the UGS pulldown menu. ha! no reloading anything.

  Post by chugun2020 on Oct 1, 2020 18:07:04 GMT

  i am having an issue out the gate. First time hooking the machine up and i received this error entering any commands. Also when i click in firmware settings the error message says no firmware found. Where am i missing a step?