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kyle clement

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I am looking to install a smoothieboard3x into a blue box k40 laser. Do I have to use the rheostat or can I bypass it and adjust the laser power output using the software or firmware for the smoothieboard?
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Hey.

Yes, you can ( and should ) be using Smoothieboard's PWM to control the laser power. It's required so that power is proportional to speed when accelerating. If you don't do that, you'll get dirty cuts.
See http://smoothieware.org/laser-cutter-guide

Cheers.
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René Jurack

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Is there a way to get different versions of smoothieware somewhere? Somewhere between Jan 2016 (worked at that time) and today there was an update of the edge-tree that broke functionality of my AZSMZ-mini Display. Updated today to the latest firmware and the display isn't working anylonger... Want to go back to the 'jan 2016' version...
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Yupp, I have a maxed or board with 6 drivers and a mini with 4 drivers, both are swappable. See my profile for more information, and more in the coming weeks. 
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Arthur Wolf
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Arthur Wolf est l'auteur de ce post :
 
Do you know UX, GUI design, web design, all that stuff ?
If you've ever wanted to help with Smoothie stuff, we have dire need of your craft, so now's the time !

We are creating a new web interface for Smoothie. Its a huge, very ambitious projet. It's intended to make use of the machine much simpler, and to have a ton of features. It'd run on your computer, like classical hosts, or on a tablet fixed to the machine, that'd replace the current LCD screens everybody uses.

You can find the project here : https://github.com/arthurwolf/fabrica
There is even a demo here : http://arthurwolf.github.io/fabrica/ ( requires an active Smoothieboard on your network ).

We already have folks helping with coding, and documentation writing. But just because you know how to code a web interface doesn't mean you know how to make it pleasant to the user, or nice looking.

There are folks around who have learned how to make interfaces great, and if you are one of those persons, we definitely want your help.
We need help re-designing the currently existing ( few ) screens we have so they are nicer, as well as designing all the new screens we'll need in the future.

We also need icons and graphics if that's your thing.

If you are interested in helping, please contact me at wolf.arthur@gmail.com so we can chat.

Cheers !

Bellow, an example of a screen I've done. As you can see, lots of room for improvement. Please help !
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Arthur Wolf
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Support +Thomas Sanladerer​
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René Jurack

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Are the thermistors on smoothieboard read by an AI (analog input) and supplied with 3.3V?
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Yes.  From someone who has been doing the electrical layout of these things for the last month, KEEP YOUR AGND SEPARATE!
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Arthur Wolf
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Runs Smothieboard. Is an Open-Source CO2 laser cutter. Yaup.
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FabCreator is attempting to revolutionize the CO2 laser cutting industry by producing a new range of affordable, open source systems to bring digital fabrication tools to the masses: http://autode.sk/1NZK5sh
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Alex Krause

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In need of buying a crimp tool to get my smoothie hooked up any suggestions?
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Yes sir. It's the one I use.
Make a note on check out, " B said add some practice connectors in" they aren't the same as the smoothie connectors but don't think Arthur sends extras. We throw some in to practice on. 
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Andrew Wade

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Is it possible to drive 5vdc fans from the smoothie board, i have added a 1A voltage regulator? I would rather not use a separate supply, can i use the supply on the board? It would be control two 5vdc fans at 0.36W each. I also have a glcd display powered by the board
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DCDC-Stepdown converter for 0,50€ should do it.
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Arthur Wolf
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ANTCLABS BLTouch : Auto Bed Leveling Sensor for 3D Printers
▣ Smoothieboard (Smoothieware) + BLTouch

※ Controlling BLTouch on Smoothieboard is little different with other boards.
Make sure you are using the latest version.
We tested Smoothieboard on the version edge-804489c, which is built on April 19th of 2016.
This may be unusable for former versions.

We had a great time with Smoothieboard, such a gorgeous board.
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Arthur Wolf
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New +OctoPrint​ responsive site. Very nice work +Gina Häußge

Also, support OctoPrint!

cc +Brook Drumm​
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The Smoothie documentation can be found at http://smoothieware.org

David Roncal

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Hello everybody!!

Finally I got the Smoothie working and I am programming new features with it. One of them is a thermistor with a timeout, just to set a temperature for a while.

For this, I copied the struct done in the code of TemperatureControl.cpp about the "set and wait mcode". Well, it did not work at first, and I supposed it was because of my code. However, If I use the code from git (smoothieware-edge, the last update) and I try the set and wait mcode as it is said in the documentation, it also crashes.

This is what I see, I open a cutecom and I send the command (M109 S40) and it outputs an "ok" and the temperatures (T: 22.3 /25 @31, for example) and it appears several times. The temperature can not change, because I am not connecting anything in the pin (just a led to see if it flashes). After several times of this output, it stops and the leds 1,2 and 4 stay on (not flashing).

When I use the "set temperature" m code it works okey, it does not stop.

It also happens that when I am using the pid autotune It stops without finishing...

I hope I could explain my problem. I was wondering, do you know what is going on?

Thank you very much,
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+David Roncal Then this is possibly a smoothie bug, you can open an issue on github. In the meantime, you'll have to only use one serial port.
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Arthur Wolf
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+Mahan Bastani Making progress too, but can't know when anything will happen.
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I am currently developing a glossary for one of the projects +Arthur Wolf is developing. It deals with configuring 3D printers/CNC machines/and Laser cutters. I would appreciate it if people could list terms that they feel would benefit by being in the glossary. I have got a good headstart on the project, but I know I am missing a lot of terms.
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Try posting what you have to prime the pump. :-)
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Ray Kholodovsky

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I keep seeing references to the LPC1768 as opposed to the LPC1769 that I know smoothieboard uses. What's the difference? Digikey lists identical specs for both ICs. Will the stock firmware work on the '68?
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Gotcha. I found a good source for genuine LPC1769's so sticking with that. 
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Arthur Wolf
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A Kickstarter for a pretty neat Smoothieboard-powered delta 3D printer :
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/8286977/spatialone-reliable-robust-multimaterial-delta-3d
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The Spatial One is a multi nozzle & multi material Delta 3D printer engineered & tested to deliver robust & repeatable 3D prints.
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Smoothie-Happy Update

- Almost all #smoothieboard  commands implemented.
- This morning: first automatic update of the firmware.

+ Documentation : http://lautr3k.github.io/Smoothie-Happy/docs/smoothie-happy/0.0.1-alpha/

Source : https://github.com/lautr3k/Smoothie-Happy
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Not at the moment, but I will add a function to upgrad the config file.
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Ray Kholodovsky

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Just finished routing my Smoothie derivative, would appreciate any notes you all may have on the design.  Please see the attached post for details and the link to the Github repo with the Eagle files.
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Just finished routing my Cohesion3D ReMix (Powered by Smoothie) board. Man this is tight.  Down to 8 mil traces with 6 mil clearance in between them.  I still have redo the last 4 stepper drivers per the new routing pattern you see in the first 2, and spend an inordinate amount of time seeing if I can squeeze in a servo header for a leveling probe, but other than that, it's time for some community review!  Please take a look, the eagle files are in my github, and let me know what you think:  https://github.com/raykholo/Smoothiebrainz/
I also added some new features:  there is an onboard thermistor near the MOSFETs to monitor if they get too hot (keep in mind these things will burn you long before they exceed the temperature they are rated for) and a number of responses can be scripted.  Remind you of anything?  High end PC motherboards perhaps?  
There's also footprints for flyback diodes so you can quickly install these if you need to run electromechanical devices (like relays or the pumps and solenoids you'd find on a Pick n Place) without having to get "creative" with your diode installation.   
Finally, I did manage to squeeze in that 6th MOSFET and this one is selectable between your motor voltage and 5v, so you can run a larger variety of small accessories from it. 
I'd keep going, but with 6 stepper drivers and MOSFETs along with WiFi in a 100mm square board, there's not even space for air in between the components :)
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Good Afternoon
Arthur, I am not an expert on G32 results, how whacked is this reading below ?Thanks

Connecting...
Printer is now online.
Using tool 0.
>>> G32
SENDING:G32
Calibrating Endstops: target 0.030000mm, radius 120.000000mm
set trim to X:0.000000 Y:0.000000 Z:0.000000
initial Bed ht is 591.162476 mm
T1-0 Z:4.7375 C:379
T2-0 Z:4.8875 C:391
T3-0 Z:5.2750 C:422
set trim to X:0.000000 Y:-0.187830 Z:-0.673057
T1-1 Z:4.9625 C:397
T2-1 Z:4.9750 C:398
T3-1 Z:5.0500 C:404
set trim to X:0.000000 Y:-0.203482 Z:-0.782625
T1-2 Z:5.0000 C:400
T2-2 Z:5.0250 C:402
T3-2 Z:5.0875 C:407
set trim to X:0.000000 Y:-0.234787 Z:-0.892193
T1-3 Z:5.0375 C:403
T2-3 Z:5.0250 C:402
T3-3 Z:4.9875 C:399
set trim to X:-0.062610 Y:-0.281744 Z:-0.892193
T1-4 Z:5.0250 C:402
T2-4 Z:5.0250 C:402
T3-4 Z:4.9875 C:399
set trim to X:-0.109567 Y:-0.328702 Z:-0.892193
T1-5 Z:5.0250 C:402
T2-5 Z:5.0125 C:401
T3-5 Z:5.0375 C:403
trim set to within required parameters: delta 0.025000
Calibrating delta radius: target 0.030000, radius 120.000000
initial Bed ht is 591.212463 mm
CT Z:5.000 C:400
T1-1 Z:4.950 C:396
T2-1 Z:4.950 C:396
T3-1 Z:5.225 C:418
C-1 Z-ave:5.0417 delta: -0.042
Setting delta radius to: 204.6708
T1-2 Z:4.938 C:395
T2-2 Z:4.938 C:395
T3-2 Z:4.988 C:399
C-2 Z-ave:4.9542 delta: 0.046
Setting delta radius to: 204.7854
T1-3 Z:4.963 C:397
T2-3 Z:4.975 C:398
T3-3 Z:5.037 C:403
C-3 Z-ave:4.9917 delta: 0.008
Calibration complete, save settings with M500
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ah ok, sorry my old age is getting to me...BLTouch on Smoothie 5x, I will read a bit more, thanks again
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Five Foot Delta printing a shark, blue tape, no heat on bed, PLA SMOOTHIE RULES !!
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Sounded like it was talking. Looks awesome
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