fieldOfView
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2 years ago If you don't use USB printing in Cura, you can disable the USB Printing plugin via the "Installed" tab of the Marketplace. That will stop this behavior.
Closed mbueno0 closed 2 years ago
fieldOfView
commented
2 years ago If you don't use USB printing in Cura, you can disable the USB Printing plugin via the "Installed" tab of the Marketplace. That will stop this behavior.
fvrmr
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2 years ago Read here how to disable the USB printing plugin: https://support.ultimaker.com/hc/en-us/articles/4407742254610-Ultimaker-Cura-interacts-with-microcontrollers
Closing this issue, since that will probably solve your issue, if not feel free to reach out!
mbueno0
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2 years ago Thanks all! This did solve my problem! Have a fantabulous day!
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Application Version
4.11.0
Platform
Windows 11 pro (brand new installation as of this week)
Printer
Prusa i3 mk3s and/or Creality cr-10s (seemingly not printer-specific)
Reproduction steps
I'm having issues uploading to an Arduino nano 33 IOT while Cura is running.
When Cura is running, I get complaints from the Arduino IDE (version 1.8.16) that the COM port to which I'm trying to upload my Arduino sketch is unavailable. When Cura is not running, the uploads happen just fine. I determined that Cura was the culprit by following the instructions given here: https://michaelbergeron.com/blog/arduino-com-port-busy.
This does not happen with AVR-based Arduino boards (nano, uno, mega, etc.), just the SAMD-based nano 33 IOT I have.
Running Microsoft's Process Explorer according to the instructions given in the link above was instrumental in identifying the process responsible. In Process Explorer, I did 'find file handle or DLL' and entered 'usbser' as the parameter. The result said '\Device\USBSER001' was in use by cura.exe.
I tried all the different options for changing the default behavior for when removable media is inserted, thinking that might help. It did not.
These are the error messages I'm getting from the Arduino IDE:
I realize this could be related to many 3D printers having Arduinos inside them. This is a problem for me because I'm always running (typically multiple instances of) Cura. The issue I'm having was while running a single instance, however.
Thanks for any ideas/suggestions! :)
Actual results
It is all in the first step
Expected results
It is all in the first step
Checklist of files to include
Additional information & file uploads
For what it is worth, here is my Cura log file:
cura.log