no communication with arduino

[Buurte]

i have installed the LEETArduinoPendant.dll &Solid.Arduino.dll library into the uccnc plugins folder. i build your schematic on a breadboard, but i dont think the plugin is communication with my arduino. the arduino is connected on COM4 i think this is what you have hardprogrammed. i looked a little inside your code and found the communication on COM4 but don't know if this is correct.

[swindex]

Hi, Did you install the standard firmata library on to your Arduino? Which Arduino version are you using?

[Buurte]

yes installed the standard firmata code, the version of the ide is 1.8.15. But with the newer software still the same. Don't know if its helpfull but i use the uccnc software version 1.2111

[swindex]

Hi, I have just wiped out everything on my dev PC and started from scratch. As a result, please see the updated README file on the repository.

Mainly this part:

4. UCCNC Setup

• Download the latest LEETArduinoPendant from the releases and extract it to your PC.
• Copy the LEETArduinoPendant.dll plugin file to the C:\UCCNC\Plugins directory!
• Copy the Solid.Arduino.dll file from the Solid.Arduino release folder to the C:\UCCNC directory. (NOT to the Plugins!!)
• Please note that you might need to install Arduino USB Driver in order for your Arduino to work on the target computer!
• Launch UCCNC.exe, go to Settings->Configure Plugins, and mark the LEET Arduino Pendant plugin as Enabled and Call startup
• After everything is installed, Arduino is connected and UCCNC is running, press the "Enable" (+5v to D2-B-ENABLE ) button that will tell the plugin that the pendant is ready to send signals! D13 (LED+) will then have a continuous +3.3V signal alerting you of that!

**PLEASE NOTE: When UCCNC and the plugin are up and running, Enable +5V signal to D2 pin is required to tell the plugin that the user wants to control the machine with the pendant. D13 Pin then will read +3.3V (connect that to a LED)

[swindex]

Closing the issue since with the updated information there shouldn't be issues running it