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Download Universal Gcode Sender - Accurately control a milling machine by sending G-code commands with the help of this Java-based and streamlined piece of software. Free program download from my website at this video I've tried to document step by step the way to use GrblGru as free G-Code-Sender for.

Introduction: Control Grbl CNC Over Wifi

In this tutorial I will walk you through how to enable GRBL control over WIFI. You can use this method with any sender including lasergrbl and Universal Gcode Sender (UGS).

In short, we will be using arkypita’s work and other software to create a virtual COM port.

Please consider supporting arkypita, he has contributed a lot to the community.

Supplies:

• Arduino Uno
• Grbl shield v3
• ESP8266-07
• lm1117 3.3v
• 10uf capacitor
• 2*3 female headers
• 5.5mm jack

Step 1: The Hardware

The attached pcb gerber fits well onto the grbl v3 shield.

We cannot power the esp module from the arduino directly since it consumes more current than what the arduino can supply; that is why I've added a 5.5mm jack. I used a 5v 1a phone charger to power the module.

Step 2: Upload the Grbl Firmware

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You can find information here on how to upload the grbl firmware onto the arduino uno.

Step 3: Prepare the Esp Module

Download the firmware for ESP8266-SerialTelnet and upload the scketch onto the esp module. I have made an instructable on how to upload a scketch onto an esp module using an arduino nano as a programmer. You can also use a usb to serial converter to upload scketch.

Use the instructions here to connect the esp module to your wifi connection, and get the esp device IP.

Step 4: Create a Virtual COM Port

I used a software called Tibbo VSP Manager.

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After installing the software,

• run it as administrator
• click on the Add button
• Enter the information as shown in the image, but be careful to enter your esp IP-address
• click on the default serial tab and enter the information as shown

After completing these steps, your virtual COM will be created

Step 5: Start Sending

Open your preferred sender and choose the virtual port that you have created. Press connect, and you should recieve a ready status from your grbl device. Now you can do everything as if you have a usb connection to your board.

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Overview

Gcode Sender will take a G-code program and send it line-by-line to the Arduino. You can also execute individual commands to test your setup.

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Downloading

Download from github.gcode sender by Otto Hermansson

Installation and configuration

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Save the .EXE somewhere you'll be able to find it. I like to keep things nice and neat, so I saved it to c:Program FilesG-code_sendergcodesender.exe

N.B. - Requires Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0.5072 or later.

Using GcodeSender

Connecting

• Plug in your Arduino before launching GcodeSender or you'll get an error that GcodeSender can't find a com port.
• Click 'Open' to establish a connection with the Arduino.

Testing

• In the 'Command' box, type 'X20' to move the head 20mm in the x-axis.
• GRBL expects the lines to end with rn. Other programs might expect nr.

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Sending G-code

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• Click 'Browse' to load your G-code.
• Click 'Print' to send the G-code

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