Hi,
I have an Arduino Uno with an ethernet shield attached and I succesfully move a stepper motor.
Now I want to use this motor in a DLP printer, I saw the Creation Workshop project but I
didn't see the firmware.
Anyone can help me?
Thanks in advance,
Max.
[HELP] DLP with Arduino Uno
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Re: [HELP] DLP with Arduino Uno
Creation Workshop uses 'standard' FDM-based firmwares. A number of them should work, depending on the board you're using. According to this list , you might be able to use 'Teacup' or 'GRBL' on an Uno board.
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Re: [HELP] DLP with Arduino Uno
2 options that I know of for the Uno but one uses a different shield and one will not allow changes to be made through CW but it will run the timing sequence.
I had the second option working perfectly with a Uno and a A4988 stepper driver but opted not to use it after all since you have to reflash the firmware to change exposure time etc. It would be great if you had everything dialed in and only use one kind of resin and only print one resolution all times.
I had the second option working perfectly with a Uno and a A4988 stepper driver but opted not to use it after all since you have to reflash the firmware to change exposure time etc. It would be great if you had everything dialed in and only use one kind of resin and only print one resolution all times.