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Hi,
Just getting my head around all this info: so far I have concluded that the Arduino IDE is the editor/compiler for the Marlin Firmware definition file which when compiled by Arduino becomes the machine code/firmware file that is uploaded into the Sanguino board ? (the Sanquino firmware is just a subset of the Marlin code).

Now having installed the Arduino and Marlin software and I believe the Sanguino board files into the Arduino Hardware folder to enable Sanguino to show up in the Tools menu, I only find three board types and can only compile without errors using one of them, the Sanguino W/ATmega1284p 16Mhz, so I am hoping that this is the correct board selection, can you confirm ?

Thanks

DAT wrote:Hi,
Just getting my head around all this info: so far I have concluded that the Arduino IDE is the editor/compiler for the Marlin Firmware definition file which when compiled by Arduino becomes the machine code/firmware file that is uploaded into the Sanguino board ? (the Sanquino firmware is just a subset of the Marlin code).

Now having installed the Arduino and Marlin software and I believe the Sanguino board files into the Arduino Hardware folder to enable Sanguino to show up in the Tools menu, I only find three board types and can only compile without errors using one of them, the Sanguino W/ATmega1284p 16Mhz, so I am hoping that this is the correct board selection, can you confirm ?

Thanks

hi.it's right. more information please refer to the post.
http://www.geeetech.com/forum/viewtopic ... 20&t=16433

Thanks, I found the information by looking at the markings on the Chip mounted on the control board