Geeetech

I bought a Geeetech GT 2560 Rev A+ for my i3 Pro B - Printer. I connected it correctly to the printer, turned it on, and just saw a blue screen with 2 white bars on it. So I assumed that the board didn´t have any firmware on it (can´t check that on the seller´s page bcause I forgot where I bought it). So I tried to upload the firmware like it said in the Geeetech Wiki (http://www.geeetech.com/wiki/index.php/GT2560), but nothing worked. I already had the red stepper drivers mounted onto it (A4899), and the only thing the board did was blinking (a yellow LED). So I tried uploading different versions of Marlin with different Versions of the Arduino IDE (1.0.1, 1.0.6, 1.8.6, 1.8.9, etc.). I changed the upload-speed in the boards.txt-file to 57600... Do I have to burn a bootloader onto the 2560 with another Arduino? What can I do now? Thx for your help!

Hi, do the three lights illuminate when the printer is normally turned on on your motherboard? Can you provide a specific picture of your motherboard? To better understand your problem.

Off course, uploading Marlin to a GT2560? wasn't very easy for you but you didn't give up and kept on struggling until you got succeed. I have just written and uk dissertations got motivation from your activity to upload it successfully so it will be very good for me to be a courageous person like you.

Download the Marlin-Development. zip archive by clicking the Download ZIP button. Unzip it into a folder of your choosing. Now download Arduino IDE for setting up and uploading the firmware to your 3D printer.