Anybody in INDIA ?

IS There anybody in india who can provide fully laoded Gen 3 electronics? so that they can be used off the shelf?

No idea why you need a seller in india, here in Germany we have a post office capable of sending worldwide ...

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Generation 7 Electronics	Teacup Firmware	RepRap DIY

Thanks Traumflug
but what about the postage charges?
how much would it cost me
Raj

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what about the postage charges?

€ 5.- worldwide for electronics sets.

Yes, it's a bit surprising. They charge the same postage for Austria (60 km) as for Australia (16'000 km).

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Generation 7 Electronics	Teacup Firmware	RepRap DIY

Hi Traumflug,
I am really surprised.however thanks for the answer.in first place i sought someone from India as i was afraid of the postal charges.
it surprises me how helpful u people are.
I made every bit of the mendel with only home tools including electronics but now i am not able to program them.thatswhy i am asking for whole preloaded electronics.
thanks once again .i'll search for the people who can send them from Gmbh.
Raj

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I made every bit of the mendel [...] including electronics but now i am not able to program them.

Perhaps we should elaborate on _that_ one. Which electronics is this and what happens if to attempt to program it?

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Generation 7 Electronics	Teacup Firmware	RepRap DIY

Hi Markus,
they are gen3 electronics,sanguino mobo v1.2, EC 2.2 ,STM 2.3,windows7,reprap build 20110509,arduino 022,fdti-usb to rs232ttl board some chinese programmer(proisp7),(as no other programmer was available within my range).

when tried to programme the sanguino with firmware,the arduino ide says'uploaded sucessfully but verification error' thats all nothin specific.
And I became smart and thought that there may not be a bootloader in it,(the sanguino I bought is premade ,so it must be already bootloaded) so I tried to burn the bootloader.thats all ,now the sanguino doesnt even respond to the firmware loading.nothing happens when i connect the sanguino to the pc.the arduino ide infinitely shows'uploadi to the i/o board'.
thats all

When you use a programmer to upload firmware, you remove the bootloader. So you probably have no longer a bootloader on your chip.

No idea why you get upload errors, though. I've heard Win7 isn't exactly the best choice, most firmware developers use Debian/Ubuntu. To exclude firmware bugs, I'd start with one of the simple examples coming with the Arduino IDE, e.g. Blink - see Menu -> File -> Open ...

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Generation 7 Electronics	Teacup Firmware	RepRap DIY

... also the instructions for uploading firmware to Gen7 might be helpful. The 644P/16MHz variant of the Gen7 bootloaders should also work on a Sanguino: [reprap.org]

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