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The device supports two 3.5 mm terminals. The one marked with the MOTOR-A and MOTOR-B labels should be connected to the motor power cables. The other terminal, marked V+ and V- should be connected to a power supply of the correct voltage, ensuring the correct polarity of the connection.
Two JST PH headers are also installed on the board. the 4 way PH header accepts the encoder signal inputs and supplies 5 V to said encoder. The 6 way PH header is used for supplying 5 V to the board’s logic side, accepts the STEP, DIR and RESET signal from the machine controller and has the open drain ERROR output to inform the rest of the system of a fault condition.
The last connector present is a 3x2 0.1 in pitch male header. It is used for reprogramming the MCU present on the board.
Every microcontroller input present in the PH headers has a 330 Ohm resistor connected in series for protection against a mistake when making the connections or a misconfiguration of the pin in the case of a firmware change.
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wanted to know what you used to program the mcu and upload
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I used an Stk500, but you can get any AVR programmer that does the ISP protocol, and connect it tho the 2x3 header present on the board. Hope that helps!
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well i tried using a arduino as isp uplodaing hex with avrdudess
what were the fuse and lock bit settings
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the boards just came in. Now to make a reflow oven and then ill test out the drivers
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That's super awesome! Did you modify the design in the end?
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Thanks
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I would Like to Build one any istructions
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I replied to your other message, Please check the files at my github repository.
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