Re: RAMPS for Due!
bobc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Heh, you guys are quick! ;) > The ESTOP feature was a last minute addition I > couldn't resist trying, but I did goof it...
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Hi All! I would liket to buy a compact controller like: Smoothieboard [smoothieware.org] Picture: [attachment 18780 smoothieboard.jpg] RAMBo board [ultimachine.com] Picture: [attachment 18781...
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You won't need an arduino. Those boards are both integrated. They are not arduino shields but have the controller integrated into the board. The two boards are very different though. Smoothie is an...
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Slymike/WallyCloud, You are not alone with the old Gen6 board! :) I'm running one for a long time now! This is great work! Tks, NumberSix
View ArticleController for camcorder mount
Hello, I am in process of creating/designing a camcorder mount. I want to mount a small home use camcorder, and control the pan, tilt, and... hmm. there's one more movement, but not sure how to call...
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> I would claim FIRST but I am pretty sure RepRapPro > have code running on the Due, so maybe SECOND? Third? RADDS is running with Repetier-FW ;).
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Willy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I would claim FIRST but I am pretty sure > RepRapPro > > have code running on the Due, so maybe SECOND? >...
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Has there been any thought to going to a "wing" style instead of the stacking type. The beaglebone black and arduino due are relatively close dimensionally. I've read about a lot of people working...
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What exactly is a "wing" style? I think the possibility of a common board was mentioned before, one of the problems is that the cost of connectors is significant. I'm not sure where the price break...
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Be interested to see how well that works, given that they're driving the FET's directly off 3.3V (they're using IRF3708's). Also not so sure about the power on both ends thing, or the choice of Power...
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Quick and dirty sketch of what I was thinking. You can then bridge the gap between the headers with a small bridge board, re-routing the signals as required. I think this would also have the benefit...
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bjmorel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quick and dirty sketch of what I was thinking. > You can then bridge the gap between the headers > with a small bridge...
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I have something like that for arduino a webcam, and small servos, have stuff printed for it too, i use the arduino code in attachment. But i do not have anything to control it from the computer,...
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Need help understanding Rotary encoder.
Hi! I'm adding a Poorman's Smart LCD controller. Basically wired a 2004 LCD, SD card reader and Rotary encoder to a RAMPS 1.4 (About $8). I do have the pinouts from the RAMPS 1.4 (Marlin). I hooked up...
View ArticleUsing 36 Pin parallel port instead of 25 for burning bootloader
Hi, For some great reasons, the fuses in my sanguino are not set properly. I tried burning the bootloader using USBasp and Avrdude is throwing up errors for which I couldn't find any solutions...
View ArticleRe: Using 36 Pin parallel port instead of 25 for burning bootloader
I think that the 36 pin connector would not be a problem, just use the corresponding pins. Electrically it should be the same. However, I don't think a USB-parallel adapter will work, because software...
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i was in a rc car shop a few days ago and i found this very handy wire, http://www.tqracing.com/rc_products.htm i was wondering if anyone else has used it, i am using it for my bed heater now, it is...
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Re: RAMPS for Due!
Here's some blurry videos of RAMPS-FD in action : [youtu.be] [www.youtube.com] Finished piece : IMG_0074 by donotdespisethesnake, on Flickr So far everything checks out OK and performance is as good...
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Azteeg X3 and external Mosfet connect-up Question...
Hi folks, The Azteeg X3 has what I read are "lower power switched mosfet outputs", four of them, marked D4, D5, D6 & D11 (length ways) and 12v, sw, 5v (inwards), on the board. See photo curtsey of...
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