…like the manual said. And allso all temperatures are 0 degrees.
Maybe I’ve installed FTDI drivers incorrect? I use Windows 7 Basic 64bit. Computer sais it’s installed correct but the driver has no COM-port name,
the name is: “TF232R USB UART”. ALLSO in Repetier/Printer Settings/Connection I’ve selected port named “Virtual Printer”, so no COM-port.
It’s just when I try to install the FTDI driver manually like: ftdichip.com/Support/Documen … ndows7.pdf
it won’t show up as a COM-port, my computer gives it the name “TF232R USB UART” all the time.
I’ve disconnected from internet, uninstalled the drivers, inserted the printer cable, manually located the downloaded FTDI driver and re-installed… but it still gives my port the name: “TF232R USB UART”.
when you connect the controller board (without the power supply active, just the USB cable) to the computer, do you see two LEDs on the board, red and green next to the USB connector, light up?
If yes, check the Hardware Manager in Windows, you should see an additional “USB Serial Port” in the connections (COM & LPT) section.
In Repetier Host, you selected the virtual printer, which is included for testing purposes. Once the port is visible in the Hardware Manager (and a port number is indicated), you should switch Repetier Host’s Printer Settings to serial connection, selecting the corresponding COM port.
Yes 2 leds are on.
When cable is connected to PC then COM16 shows up in Repetier.
I do select that COM16 (press OK).
Then i connect the power cable.
Then I press “Disconnect”-button in Repetier to connect to printer.
Then i get the following error in the log: “Serial com error:System.IO.Ports.SerialErrorRecievedEventArgs”
