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Steppers redirected to fastio.h from marlin firmware
min switches remaped to AUX-3, GBRL uses pin change interrupts
simple scheme to allow future porting of next releases
command buttons currently disabled
Ramps pins config moved to ramps.h
cpu_map.h - min switches
added GRBL_RAMPS1_4.ino for arduino IDE
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Ramps 1.4 | GRBL | Test
X axis | X axis | OK working
Z axis | Y axis for dual motor Y axis | OK working
Y axis | Z axis | OK working
Ramps AUX-3 pin 3 | min X | OK working
Ramps AUX-3 pin 4 | min Y | OK working
Ramps AUX-3 pin 5 | min Z | not tested
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No Support and full of errors
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Thank you for your project! There is a question: How to connect with your firmware display 12864 LCD, and most importantly it is a laser with ttl control? If it is possible to specify to which contacts to the ramps to connect the laser and ttl control? Thank you! P.s. I use your firmware for laser engraver.
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Compiled without a hitch (after fixing some include file quotes). Worked out of the box (after fixing Z-axis homing issue, see the discussion section). Now my router is working! Very good work, thank you developers for your hard work.
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it does not compile correctly on windows with arduino IDE... i tried running the makefile from cygwin , but there are some enviroment variables that are harcoded in the makefile.... i used original makefile from grbl , modified this line: DEVICE ?= atmega2560) and it compiles correctly !!! i loaded the firmware using xloader it loads but no magic serial promt....
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GOOD Work , I could not download to the Mega but good work .