Hello,
I’m trying to build my own 5-axis CNC machine.
I’ve already built a laser engraver (2 axes) and a 3-axis CNC machine (Arduino UNO).
However, I’d like to build a new machine with 4 axes—and if possible, 5. To do this, I’m using an Arduino DUE board, which can handle all 5 axes.
To do this, I had to flash the board with the GRBLHAL firmware, which I’ve done.
I used the Arduino IDE and was able to test the board using the Blink example.
To control the board, I’m using the GRBLGRU software, which supports several types of machines.
However, when I start grblgru, switch to the Arduino board (port and board selection), and launch the engraving, the software displays the error message: “Incorrect GRBL version.”
Does anyone have any idea what the problem might be?
Thank you for your help (I’m using Deep Translator).
Where is the error message displayed? In the GrblGru window ? I don’t know this message.
When establishing a connection to the controller, I check whether the controller reports that it is ready. I expect to receive a message at that point. If “GrblHal” is not recognized in this message, I output an error message: “Missing GrblHAL Version Message @ Port”.
Right now, I only have a Mega-5X controller connected. The message “grbl …” appears there. For you, “grblHal …” should appear there.
Please enable the display of both controller windows before selecting GrblHAL. Send us a screenshot of the controller windows.
@rupaliguitar, this question was specific to GrblGru, and if you read closely you’ll see that @54calimero already successfully connected through the Arduino IDE.
