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Submitted by xcm on Sun, 04/03/2011 - 13:25
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Hi Everybody,
Could You help me?

Arduino has arrived yesterday (duemilanove with 328 chip) and wanted to try it... so open "release-0.81.tar.gz" at Arduino IDE, click upload but there is an error:

"MsTimer2'has not been declared"

What do I wrong?
What should I do for properly working?

(DollyShield (kit version) has not arrived yet but I think it should work just with Arduino)

I am total beginer in this kind of programing so I followed step by step instructions but did not find any comment or link about this question.

(I have already installed Arduino IDE and connected to PC and try another sample and upload worked well, Arduino also (I think because led's blinking)

so what is the right way to upload "release-0.81.tar.gz"? (download from here: http://openmoco.org/node/213 )

Thanks for help.

EDIT: PROBLEM SOLVED :)

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Xcm, Look at the bottom of

Submitted by shutterdrone on Wed, 04/06/2011 - 00:37.

Xcm,

Look at the bottom of the source page, it lists both Hardware requirements and Software requirements, including the three external libraries that are essential for it to work.

It does not include these libraries in the source, as they are independently developed or managed, and having multiple places to get things is a Bad Thing. (Of course, not including them includes some risk as well - but this is the world of inter-dependent software =)

Like most software, it is a combination of new code and existing code, and the C++ libraries represent the existing/external code that provide specific sets of functionality which it requires.

Additionally, you should probably use the latest dev version and not 0.81 =)

If you're really not keen on dealing with the software development part at all, look at the graphical firmware update utility available at dynamicperception.com under the MX2 Instructions->Updating the Firmware.

!c

Hello, Thanks for help, Yes,

Submitted by xcm on Thu, 04/07/2011 - 09:42.

Hello, Thanks for help,
Yes, I have already solved the problem, I had to put these 3 libraries to the right folder, Now I could upload firmware to arduino.

Dolly Shield DIY is still on the way, I hope I will not have any problem to built it....

When finished my run&gun style motorized slider I will post video, maybe others interested in a "light" version..

Regards, Miki