... ist schonmal als spam vorgemerkt ...von VDX - Laser-Ecke
... und auch diese die Dioden werden immer stärker Hab' beim letzten Batch neben einer 265W, 2x270W, 2x310W ... auch eine sonst baugleiche mit 360W bekommen! -- die hat 10x 5-erDiodenblöcke statt 9x, wie die 310W:von VDX - Laser-Ecke
Welcome to the India RepRap usergroupvon VDX - India - RepRap Usergroup
... created - have fun!von VDX - Request a Local RepRap User Group
... you can define a Z-offset as distance to 0, so any position can be used ...von VDX - Mechanics
... hab' momentan nicht viel Zeit - schau mal, ob du bei "Marlin\src\gcode\calibrate\G28.cpp" die passenden Sequenzen findest oder zumindest die jeweiligen Makro-Aufrufe. Das ist jetzt in "Marlin-bugfix-2.1.x" ... sollte in 1.1.x aber evtl. auch ähnlich zu finden sein ...von VDX - Software
... hmmm ... ich versteh ehrlich gesagt dein Problem nicht. Der Homing-Zyklus läuft ja selbständig ab und stoppt auch entsprechend, wenn der passend zugeordnete Endschalter getriggert wird ... dann fährt er raus, bis Trigger wieder weg und dann nochmal laaangsam in den Schalter, um die Trigger-Position exakter zu treffen. Das Einzige, was du dafür machen mußt, ist die Achs-Richtung und den MIN-von VDX - Software
Hi Siggi, ... im Source-Ordner "Marlin" ist ein File "configuration.h" ... schau da mal ab Zeile 1100, was du in der Endstop-Konfiguration anpassen kannst:von VDX - Software
... I've got some "internal" numbers from Texas for life-span of their DMD's when exposed to UV radiation without UV-filter ... was then interested in using beamers for 3D-printing with UV-sensitive resins and 405nm LED's or 355nm lasers. They stated some ten hours max., more like 2-4 hoursvon VDX - Tech-Talk
... DMD's are not long lasting enough for high power lasers or UV exposure - UV makes the plastic hinges of the micro-mirrors brittle, too high power will melt/wreck them with time ... best suited are galvosvon VDX - Tech-Talk
... for better controllability of the thickness you can coat the "donator" plate with a thin layer of some micrometer thickness, an then control the transferred or recondensing surface thickness by the laser power - got some 10 to 100 nanometer target thickness out of 3 to 5 micronmeter thick donator sheetvon VDX - Tech-Talk
... good work and thumbs up! What could be interesting for you too is the LIFT concept (Laser Induced Forward Transfer), which is pretty old/well known (since 30 years with lasers, since 50 years with focussed high energy light) and actually too used for micro-chip and sensors manufacturing. Here one example site, to get a fast grip - It's using the same basis principle, but is more centeredvon VDX - Tech-Talk
... try the same with hovering the mouse above the XY-"target" -- it's the same for the Z-"buttons" too - they arent't "empty", but only lack the numbers for not overloading the graphics ... this was designed so and hadn't caused any issues over the years ...von VDX - Printrun/Pronterface
... there was no negative indication on the Z-jog or XY ... it will move into only one axis direction, if it's not homed correctly or outside of the "allowed" moving range. Here a screenshot of my old modified Pronterface from arond 10 years ago:von VDX - Printrun/Pronterface
... IIRC, you can set an offset in the firmware and you can define the "home" coordinates in pronterface too ... didn't work with it some years now ...von VDX - Printrun/Pronterface
... you have to configure the axes directions and switch-positions (min/max and eventually inverting the switches) accordingly to your setup, otherwise it can show such behaviour.von VDX - Printrun/Pronterface
... check for the ref-button-status with "M119" - if not "homed" for Z or still triggered status, then it runs only in one direction ...von VDX - Printrun/Pronterface
... wenn du das mit einem E1701D aufbauen willst - die Software BeamConstruct von HALaser ist kostenlos (nutzt den Controller als "Dongle") - hier die features - Der Controller selber kostet je nach Aufbau (mit zusätlichen CNC-Achsen und I/O's) glaube inzwischen um 800€ - ich hatte den Anfangs noch für 600€ bekommen ... hab' auch noch ein paar Varianten davon (z.B. für einen XY-Plotter mit einevon VDX - Laser-Ecke
... zur Reparatur eines propriäteren chinesischen Controllers kann ich dir auch nicht helfen ... solltest du dir aber selber einen aufbauen wollen, kann ich dir ggf. ein paar Tips und Links geben. In "meinen" Faserlasern habe ich jeweils den Controller E1701D von HAlaser drin, welcher auch die IPG-Faserlaser direkt ansteuern kann ... zur Not könnte ich den IPG auch probeweise an einen meiner Convon VDX - Laser-Ecke
... I'm remembering something like "M42 P2 S255" for activating a Pin D2 (and accordingly "... S0" to deactivate)von VDX - General
... this was some 10+ years ago and I've done most of the developing and programming then too "on my own" ... so actually no active programmers available around.von VDX - Developers
... my "high power"-lasers and tinkering with the broken fiber-lasers and salvaged laserdiodes is all hobby - in my job I'm developing different applications for "laser assisted material transfer" with UV-DPSS- and "ultra-short-puls"-lasers ... they have 20W averaged. Some years ago, when developing jetting paste-dispensers, I've used Marlin4Due together with Pronterface/Printrun to control thevon VDX - Developers
... I'm from Germany The housing in the images is from a 50 Watt CW fiberlaser - have several with different wreckage types ... some with exploded fiber-couplings for backreflection ... some with broken electronics (one with 130Watts is emitting fine, when supporting the diodes with current only) ... some with cut external fiber ... They are all air-cooled - the housing is a "sandwich" of twovon VDX - Developers
... for the "medium size" diodes I'm too using peltiers - here I've reworked a fiber-laser housing with 4 ventilators into a peltier-heat-exchanger with 6x 30Watt PZT-modules. Here some images of the setup with 2 of the diodes and 3x Peltiers under every diode and a 10mm alu sheet for heat-distributing ... for an ambien temp. of around 20degC the emitted hot air will be at around 55 to 60degC atvon VDX - Developers
... ob der gute Mann den Scanner nach nun 7 Jahren immer noch sucht?von VDX - 3D-Scanner
Quotelukaari How much of the coolng power you actualy need for the lasers? ... this depends - the small modules around 50W, the DPSS-lasers 800 to 1000W (up to 1kW) ...von VDX - Developers
... depending on the needed cooling power (I have some laserdiodes or lasers with up to 1kW needed for proper cooling) you can think about stand-alone coolers, as common used for water-cooled lasers (one of my water-coolers has 1.5kW)von VDX - Developers
... die nächste "Eskalationsstufe" - 310Watt @975nm bei 43 Amperevon VDX - Laser-Ecke