I have a Creality CR-10 3D printer (310x310x410 printing limits). I have uploaded new firmware on a regular process when the supplier updates the file I update my firmware. This has always worked like a charm until last night when I tried to upload the latest to the printer. The attached photo shows the board and its chip.
I think the storage capacity is full and not sure why? Or is there a way to flush out all the data and start from scratch again.
When I try to upload I get this when I try to upload, it compiles everything but shows storage info.
Sketch uses 123108 bytes (94%) of program storage space. Maximum is 130048 bytes.
Global variables use 4664 bytes (28%) of dynamic memory, leaving 11720 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 16384 bytes.
I'm wondering what I can do to fix this.
And my arduino Settings are:
Boards:"Sanguino(1284P Boards)"
Processor: "ATmega1284 or ATmega1284P (16MHz)"
Port: "COM 5"
Programmer: "Arduino as ISP"
Any help I can get on this is greatly appreciated.
ZenFrogCreations:
I think the storage capacity is full and not sure why? Or is there a way to flush out all the data and start from scratch again.
That happens every time you upload to your board. That message is just telling you the amount of memory on your board that the compiled code will use. It's just a helpful informational message. If it said it was over 100 percent of program storage space that would be a problem. Since it doesn't say that you're just getting all flustered over nothing.
ZenFrogCreations:
When I try to upload I get this when I try to upload, it compiles everything but shows storage info.
That just means it successfully compiled. There is no problem.
ZenFrogCreations:
I'm wondering what I can do to fix this.
pert:
That happens every time you upload to your board. That message is just telling you the amount of memory on your board that the compiled code will use. It's just a helpful informational message. If it said it was over 100 percent of program storage space that would be a problem. Since it doesn't say that you're just getting all flustered over nothing.
That just means it successfully compiled. There is no problem.
Chill out and get back to your 3D printing.
Pert, thanks...chillin again. I must have had a brain glitch, for some reason I kept clicking the verify button instead of the upload.