Now with firmware on your board you need to adapt grbl to your specific machine. To communicate with your board you need to open the arduino ide serial monitor. You should see a message like this "Grbl x.xj ['$' for help]" if you dont see the message, make sure that your are conn...
At this point we should configure or adjust the GRBL to our machine. We can do that via the Serial Monitor of the Arduino IDE. Once we open the Serial Monitor we will get a message like “Grbl 1.1h [‘$’ for help]”. If you cannot see this message, make sure you change the bau...
Open the Arduino IDE and confirm you have at least version 1.8.10 (You can check which version of the Arduino IDE you have by going to the “Help” drop down menu and then selecting “About Arduino”) Next, you need to add the GRBL library to the Arduino IDE. Click the “Sketch” ...
Copy the “grbl folder” to the arduino “libraries” folder and rename to say “grbl1.1f_servo” ... the name doesn’t matter so long as you can find the folder. The path to this folder is normally C:\Documents\Arduino\libraries\. Open your arduino IDE and navigate to the folder C...
See also:How to Setup GRBL & Control CNC Machine with Arduino Configuring the Marlin Firmware So, once we re-open the Marlin folder with the “SCARA” configuration files, we can open the Configuration.h file and edit some parameters according to our machine. The first thing here is to sel...