I do get a sound when connecting the board via USB, and it does light up (green LED and orange LED at pin13): Thanks for the link, looks like more people are having trouble with the arduino board.ĭuring the installation of Cura, all went well and the arduino driver was supposedly installed - no error message then. PS: I did all this on a HP EliteBook 8530W with an Intel Core2 Duo T9600 2.80GHz That I might encounter problems on Windows 7 / 64bit I can relate to, but that even on a fresh Linux install things won't work - I'm out of ideas what else to do. Have you guys got any tips how to solve this one? It starts to get a bit frustrating. It still won't work though, again got the message about not finding the serial port. Thought maybe this was because of running everything on a virtual box, so I decided to install Ubuntu on a separate partition with dual boot instead. This time I got the message that the serial port could not be found. I installed Cura there and connected the printer via USB.

Then I tried using Ubuntu 14.04, running on a virtual box. I installed the latest Arduino drivers as well as the FTDI drivers, but no luck.Ī new arduino board (connected via USB) was also not recognized. I'm running out of ideas what to do differently in order to get my newly assembled Ultimaker Original finally up and running.Īssembly went all well, however when I tried to connect the printer via USB to Cura 14.03, Windows 7 (64bit) would not recognize the printer (error code #43).

Ramps 1.4 usb 2.0 serial driver