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Error uploading V5 Firmware to Nano = ubitx_v5.1_code:231:5: error: 'checkCAT' was not declared in this scope. #v5 #nano #firmware

 

After successfully uploading Reed's R1.5.1 firmware onto a uBITX v6 several times, I attempted to upload the Factory v5 firmware to a Nano (standalone) for later installation in a friend's v5 that is misbehaving. The compile failed with the error message "ubitx_v5.1_code:231:5: error: 'checkCAT' was not declared in this scope."? I downloaded the folder I am using from?? ?as a zip file. I unzipped the folder and placed the file "ubitx_v5.1_code.ino" in a new file folder named "ubitx_v5.1_code". I opened that folder and the file with the Arduino IDE and attempted to compile it but got the error message mentioned previously. Pardon my ignorance of Arduino procedures, but am I supposed to do anything with the other six ".ino" files in the original folder that I downloaded? I must be doing something wrong and would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks, Stephen P. S. I was able to successfully upload Reed's R1.5.1 firmware onto the standalone Nano to prove to myself that the Nano would accept an upload.?
 

ALL the .ino files need to be moved into the folder you created.


On Tuesday, July 13, 2021, 1:59:30 PM EDT, Stephen KO4CVU <goinfishin1952@...> wrote:


After successfully uploading Reed's R1.5.1 firmware onto a uBITX v6 several times, I attempted to upload the Factory v5 firmware to a Nano (standalone) for later installation in a friend's v5 that is misbehaving. The compile failed with the error message "ubitx_v5.1_code:231:5: error: 'checkCAT' was not declared in this scope."? I downloaded the folder I am using from?? ?as a zip file. I unzipped the folder and placed the file "ubitx_v5.1_code.ino" in a new file folder named "ubitx_v5.1_code". I opened that folder and the file with the Arduino IDE and attempted to compile it but got the error message mentioned previously. Pardon my ignorance of Arduino procedures, but am I supposed to do anything with the other six ".ino" files in the original folder that I downloaded? I must be doing something wrong and would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks, Stephen P. S. I was able to successfully upload Reed's R1.5.1 firmware onto the standalone Nano to prove to myself that the Nano would accept an upload.?

 

Thank you, thank you. That did the trick! Stephen

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