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Attempts to run iosender with Genmitsu 3030 ProV Max #400

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kgraven opened this issue Aug 14, 2024 · 9 comments
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Attempts to run iosender with Genmitsu 3030 ProV Max #400

kgraven opened this issue Aug 14, 2024 · 9 comments

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kgraven commented Aug 14, 2024 •
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When attempting to start iosender (I tried 3 versions standard, XL, and the Edge one and all fail the same) I get Unhandled exception message shown in the screenshot above. This is from a fresh config.

I also tried to pull from github and build in Visual Studio (I downloaded the required old MS libs) and it does not build. Is there a current one that builds out of the box so I can see where the code is failing? UPDATE.. I was blind looking at the Wiki. I see the build instructions now. The basically blank title page of the wiki had me think nothing was filled in! My bad.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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terjeio commented Aug 14, 2024

Which controller/version?
It looks like something coming from the is not according to spec, post the $I response when connecting with a terminal please.

@phil-barrett
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Genmitsu uses Grbl 1.1

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kgraven commented Aug 14, 2024 via email

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terjeio commented Aug 15, 2024

Genmitsu uses Grbl 1.1

And that is incompatible I'm assuming?

No, my guess is that it may be a custom version since the original I have on my Mega2560 works with the sender.

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kgraven commented Aug 15, 2024 via email

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terjeio commented Aug 15, 2024

Found this issue. Whoever made this fork added descriptions to the $$ settings values, which is not according to the v1.1 specification. I do not have the v3 specification and have not heard about it before - does it even exist?
Since the controller is ARM32 based and the binary I found is > 64K it might be possible to flash it with grblHAL depending on which processor is used. A link to the souce code would be helpful, but I cannot find it - perhaps it is not published (it should be)?

A bit more info in these links.

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I think it might be this one.

Not much info beyond Grbl 1.1h. They claim Candle and Laser Grbl support.

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The processor used in the 3030PROver Max is a GD32F103RCT6. I pulled it right out of a picture on my machine.
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terjeio commented Aug 24, 2024

The processor used in the 3030PROver Max is a GD32F103RCT6.

These processors are a bit hit and miss with grblHAL, some works - some not. And I have not seen this board before so IMO it is not worthwhile creating a board map for it. To run ioSender I suggest you replace the board with a supported one running an unmodified version of Grbl, or preferably grblHAL, as I am not too keen to change the sender to accomodate an undocumented Grbl variant I do not have access to.

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