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X-Zahnriemen noch straff? Pulley am X-Motor gut angezogen?
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Software
Your first link shows a pulse-torque diagram which stops at 5000 halfstep pulses per second, which would correspond to a max of 750rpm. The actual speed you can reach with the 16MHz Arduino, depends also on how your software is implemented.
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enif
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Stepper Motors, Servo Motors, DC Motors
If you get the same error messages as murphyrh, I would make sure that you do not have any copy of Marlin in the libraries directory. From the error messages it looks as if the Marlin files are compiled twice, once as normal sketch and once as a library.
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enif
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Firmware - mainstream and related support
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Sollte aber auch passen, da die Kraft einer Feder nicht davon abhängt wie fest sie zusammengedrückt wird, die sollte dabei relativ gleich bleiben.
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Die Kraft einer Feder ist proportional zum Federweg, schau mal hier: hier...
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enif
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Software
If you have EEPROM enabled, you need to reset the contents of the EEPROM to the new values with M502 (load firmware default values) followed by M500 (save current values in EEPROM).
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enif
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Firmware - mainstream and related support
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Can I just upload and connect the usb and use pronterface but WITHOUT ramps?
Sure you can. You will get the boot message and see some parameters. You need to make sure that the baud rate in pronterface is the one you configured in Marlin.
Here is what I get in pronterface just with my Mega board without any RAMPS attached:
Verbinde...
start
Drucker ist jetzt Online.
echo:Marlin 1.0.3 d
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enif
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Firmware - mainstream and related support
Have you reinstalled the bootloader with 1.6.5?
Where exactly is Arduino is telling you to check USBavr firmware?
I suppose that you are doing these tests without RAMPS attached, so that we can exclude any problem coming from that side...
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enif
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Firmware - mainstream and related support
I haven't used it yet, but I have heard strange things about Arduino 1.6.6. I use version 1.6.5 and it runs nicely (I am using Linux though), so maybe that is worth a try...
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enif
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Firmware - mainstream and related support
Which version of Arduino are you using?
What is your board setting in Arduino?
Are you sure that you are connecting to the right port? (Does Tools/Ports also show other ports?)
Does the Arduino show as a USB port in the Windows hardware manager? If not, you need to install the drivers for the TTL-USB chip on your Mega board (usually either CH340 or FT232RL chips).
Is any other application st
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enif
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Firmware - mainstream and related support
Before continuing with you RAMPS and LCD tests, I think you should get first your Arduino IDE working properly. Since you played with ISP programming, you might have overwritten somehow your bootloader. So try to install the bootloader again on your Mega 2560, for this you will need your ISP programmer.
If after that you can still not install Marlin over the USB, report back here with the deta
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enif
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Firmware - mainstream and related support
Das sieht nach einem Problem mit dem DIR-Pin des des Extruder Stepper Drivers aus. Ich würde zuerst sicherstellen, dass die Verbindung vom E0-DIR Pin zum entsprechenden uP-Pin (sollte Pin 28 sein auf dem Mega sein) gut ist und dann mal am E0-DIR Pin die Spannung messen während dem Testen, sie sollte je nach Bewegungsrichtung ~0V oder ~5V sein.
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enif
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Extruder, Hotends & verschiedene Materialien
...il s'agit de la fameuse résistance de 480 ohms au dos ?
Non, non! C'est la resistance qui delimite le backlight. Sur mon LCD ici, elle s'appelle "RBL" et est de 100R. Mesure d'abord le voltage et utilise la I=U/R pour savoir combient de mA ca tire dans ton cas. Ensuite enleve la resistance et remplace-la avec une plus grande de facon que disons 20mA. Ou alors tu remplace la resistance pa
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enif
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RepRap Groupe d'Utilisateurs Francophone
Tu n'est pas le premier (ni le dernier) a avoir ce probleme. : ) Pour eviter que ca arrive encore apres avoir remplace le AMS1117 (ou le Mega), essaye de diminuer le backlight de ton LCD en augmentant le resistance que delimite le backlight. Tu peux aussi modifier ton LCD pour utiliser 12V au lieu des 5V pour le backlight, en coupant la connexion au 5V, augmentent la resistance pour un courant
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enif
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RepRap Groupe d'Utilisateurs Francophone
J'utilise la meme alimentation 30A que toi, et ca fonctionne tres bien.
Sur les photos tout me semble correct.
Note que la resistance est pour avoir le bon contraste sur l'LCD, mais il n'a rien a faire avec le backlight. Le fait que ca fonctionne qu'avec USB mais pas avec l'alimentation 12V me fait encore soupconner que le probleme est du au regulateur 5V (AMS1117, qui juste en dessous des fus
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enif
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RepRap Groupe d'Utilisateurs Francophone
Es-tu sur que c'est le fusible sur le RAMPS? Verifie aussi si ton regulateur 5V sur le Mega fonctionne encore (p.e. installer le sketch blink, et voir si ca clignote quand tu ne branches pas sur USB, mais juste par alimentation externe). Il y a plein d'ecrans LCD dont le backlight utilise trop d'amperage et peut faire sauter le regulateur on-board du Mega.
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enif
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RepRap Groupe d'Utilisateurs Francophone
Sind deine Z-Motoren parallel oder in Serie geschaltet? Wenn parallel, dann bekommt jetzt jeder Z-Motor nur ca 500mA. Anstatt den Strom höher zu stellen, probier doch mal die Motoren in Serie zu verkabeln. Dann bekommen beide den gleichen (=eingestellten ca 1A) Strom, auch wenn sie nicht ganz exakt die gleiche Impedanz haben.
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enif
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Elektrik & Elektronik
It works on my Ubuntu 12.04. Did you activate it in the Edit/Preferences/Editor menu?
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enif
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OpenSCAD
I don't know why you need this LED. But since you do, why not implement it directly in the hardware?
E.g. with a ATtiny85 that reads the extruder's DIR and STEP signals and switches the LED accordingly. This way, you would not have to modify the firmware again whenever you need a firmware upgrade. Also, this would even allow you to count the forward and backward steps, so that the LED would
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enif
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RAMPS Electronics
I had a similar problem with my Tiny OLED controller, which basically uses the same LCD interface of Marlin as the 128x64 smart graphic controller you use. I had the same kind of overlay when scrolling down, but in my case the overlay was only on the upper half of the upmost line.
I first noted that when I increased ENCODER_STEPS_PER_MENU_ITEM in Configutation.h, the overlay disappeared after s
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enif
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Firmware - mainstream and related support
You can use D11 for controlling a fan with the MOSFET, but if it's not a PWM fan you will only get OFF/ON control.
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enif
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Sanguino(lolu)
I also remember that the first batch of IRLB8743 I bought had a much higher ON impedance than it should be according to the specs - so they got much too hot. The second batch was ok and the MOSFETs kept cool. You can measure the voltage drop over the MOSFET while heating between the "-" of the heatbed and the GND from the power supply. For 10A current it should not exceed 50mV, which would mea
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enif
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Sanguino(lolu)
Bist du sicher, dass es nicht auch an der Hotend-Temperatur liegen könnte? Beim Wechseln des Hotends kann es durchaus sein, dass auch bei gleich eingestellter Temperatur die effektive Temperatur des extrudierten Filaments sich verändert, z.B. wegen anderem Thermistor, anderer Lage des Thermistors, anderer Hotend-Geometrie, ...
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enif
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Extruder, Hotends & verschiedene Materialien
Yes, the pin label D12 PWM on the Sanguinololu is wrong, it should be D4. And using (D)4 for a PWM output pin and (A)4 (=D28) for an analog input pin sounds indeed strange, but it should work.
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enif
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Sanguino(lolu)
If you connect the heatbed directly to the Sanguinololu, the MOSFET also gets hot. But it's better not to do that, since the traces on the PCB are quite weak, so you risk burning them at >10A (see here). So I never connect the heatbed directly to the Sanguinololu, but use either a cheap automotive 40A relay or more recently also a sevenswitch. As MOSFETs in the sevenswitch I use IRLB3034, t
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enif
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Sanguino(lolu)
Some LCD controllers have problems with the contrast setting and need an additional resistor to work properly, as discussed in this thread.
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enif
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RAMPS Electronics
The USB interface is not on the RAMPS, but on the Arduino Mega 2560 which you need to drive the RAMPS (and also your LCD). So if you don't yet have the Mega board, you'll have to get one...
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enif
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RAMPS Electronics
I guess that two sevenswitches (or relays) are needed anyway since you probably need to control the temperature of each bed individally. The resistance of the MK2s may vary quite a bit, so I don't think that controlling both with a single thermistor will work well.
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enif
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RAMPS Electronics