Installed / uninstalled the drivers, rebooted and still can't clear the error message. Any suggestions greatly received. thanks
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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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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
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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.
I am able to start the application, connect to my Mega 2560 running the 2560 Port of GRBL .08c. I can send command line commands, direction buttons, send gcodes to the 2560 and I can read responses from the firmware. The issue I am running into is that the file stream is reporting "GRBL has not finished booting."
Any suggestion would be welcome. I am a proficient Java programmer and can implement necessary changes.
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I can also send Gcode from another application to the same microcontroller.
This error means that UGS never saw the startup string from GRBL booting. Are you connecting directly to the serial pins without restarting GRBL?
Basically UGS looks for the GRBL startup string so that it knows what version it is connected to, this allows features to be turned on/off depending on whether or not they are supported by GRBL.
I have tried several iterations of various startup processes from pushing the restart button to completetly pulling the plug on the USB port to power the board down. All with the same result. I can't remember if it is echoing the version number on startup.
The alternate GCode control app echos the version on startup so I know it is being sent when the board starts and is connected.
I will have to check UGS when I get home this afternoon.
Here are screenshots of the system startup and exercising the functions. As you can see when it connects it received the echoed version info.
Is UGS parsing the version string on startup? Might it be that what is sent from the 2560 is not what is expected?
I modified the protocol.c file in Mega2560-grbl-0.81 to split the processor type out from the GRBL version string and rebuilt the firmware. It is now running with UGS.
i have same problum. what i do
its say( GRBL has not finished booting
so please help me
Are you using the wrong baud rate?
Will, this post is very old. I resolved the issue over a year ago.
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thank you
please give me a detail of arduino THC ( torch height control)
how i build
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sir plz
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thank you please give me a detail of arduino THC ( torch height control)
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is there a way for changing the startup line? grbl and version?
thanks winder,ill have a look.
just checked it, so that is in UGS not grbl firmware. Any guidelines?.
@mahid1 could you create a new ticket and describe what you're trying to accomplish? I'm really not sure how to answer your question as is.
FYI: We managed to solve this issue by altering the baud rate.
I fixed this issue by uploading grbl in the Ardunio.
In Ardunio IDE go to File -> Examples -> grbl ->grblUpload. Flash this sample in the Ardunio and then run "Universal-G-Code-Sender".
Changing the port to 9600 helped in my case.
above solution doesn't seem to solve my problem
@hariharan382 please open a new issue and specify at least which version of GRBL, UGS and operating system you are using. | 
