lansing-makers-network · GOodGOD1 · Mar 2, 2016 · Mar 2, 2016 · Mar 2, 2016 · Mar 2, 2016
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+  FIRMWARE - RepRap Laser firmware
+==========================================
+
+-Firmware forked from original repository https://github.com/lansing-makers-network/buildlog-lasercutter-marlin
+-Based off Marlin for 3D printers, for more info see https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin
+-It includes the Graphic Libraries U8glib source code from http://code.google.com/p/u8glib/wiki/u8glib
+
+# Compile and Upload.
+You can use the Arduino IDE or Netbeans with [Arduino Pluging](https://github.com/freakyattic/Firmware-LaserCutter-Marlin/blob/master/Netbeans_Arduino_Install.pdf) to compile and upload the firmware to your hardware.
+
+# Added Laser G/M Codes to Marlin Firmware:
+```javascript
+ G0  - G1 Similar 
+ G1  - Coordinated Movement X Y Z E F
+          Sxx -   Laser Power 0-100
+          Lxx -   Laser Duration (microseconds)
+          Pxx -   Laser PPM (pulses per millimeter) for pulsed firing mode
+          Bxx -   Laser Mode 0:CONTINUOUS, 1:PULSED, 2:RASTER
+          Dxx -   Laser Serial Debug, 0:off 1:on  
+ G2  - CW ARC
+          Sxx -   Laser Power 0-100
+          Lxx -   Laser Duration (microseconds)
+          Pxx -   Laser PPM (pulses per millimeter) for pulsed firing mode
+          Bxx -   Laser Mode 0:CONTINUOUS, 1:PULSED, 2:RASTER
+          Dxx -   Laser Serial Debug, 0:off 1:on
+ G3  - CCW ARC
+          Sxx -   Laser Power 0-100
+          Lxx -   Laser Duration (microseconds)
+          Pxx -   Laser PPM (pulses per millimeter) for pulsed firing mode
+          Bxx -   Laser Mode 0:CONTINUOUS, 1:PULSED, 2:RASTER
+          Dxx -   Laser Serial Debug, 0:off 1:on
+ G4  - Dwell S<seconds> or P<milliseconds>
+ G5  - Bezier curve - from http:forums.reprap.org/read.php?147,93577
+ G7  - Execute Laser Raster line - Base64
+          Lxx     -   Number of pixels
+          $x      -   Raseter direction 0:toRight, 1:toLeft
+          Dxxxxx  -   Base64 pixel encoding
+
+ M80  - Turn on Power Supply
+ M81  - Turn off Power Supply
+ M104 - Set TE Cooling target temp, if enabled. Sxx:Temp
+ M106 - Fan on
+ M107 - Fan off
+ M649 - Set laser options     -- USED???????????????????????
+          Sxx -   Laser Power Intensity 0-100
+          Lxx -   Laser Duration (microseconds)
+          Pxx -   Laser PPM (pulses per millimeter) for pulsed firing mode
+          Bxx -   Laser Mode 0:CONTINUOUS, 1:PULSED, 2:RASTER
+          Dxx -   Laser Serial Debug, 0:off 1:on
+          Rxx -   Laser raster mm per pulse
+          Fxx -   Feed rate
+ M650 - Set peel distance    -- USED???????????????????????
+          Dxx -   Peel Distance
+          Sxx -   Peel Speed
+          Pxx -   Peel Pause
+ M651 - Run peel move
+ ```
+
+# Firmware Configuration
+
+In the repository, find the configuration.h in order to configure your hardware. At the end of the document you can find the configuration for the laser. You will need a basic understanding of the Marlin firmware in order to configure the hardware, if not you can ask me. The code it is commented for a better understanding.
+
+```javascript
+//===========================================================================
+//============================= Laser Settings ==============================
+//===========================================================================
+
+    // Laser control is used by the Muve1 3D printer and the Buildlog.net laser cutter
+    // Uncomment to disable it.
+        #define LASER
+        #define LASER_JTECHPHOT     // Attached to a JTech Phonotincs Laser board - Measure laser current.
+
+    // Stepper motors Step pulse width increment
+        #define STEPPERS_STEPWIDTH_INCREASE     //Uncomment to increase the step signal width, commend for standar stepper motor controller.
+
+    // The following define selects how to control the laser.  Please choose the one that matches your setup.
+    // NOTE: check <pins.h> for the pin numbers of LASER_FIRING_PIN and LASER_INTENSITY_PIN for your board.
+    //      1 = Single pin control - LOW when off, HIGH when on, PWM to adjust intensity. Only used pin LASER_FIRING_PIN
+    //      2 = Two pin control - A firing pin for which LOW = off, HIGH = on, and a seperate intensity pin which carries a constant PWM signal and adjusts duty cycle to control intensity
+        #define LASER_CONTROL       1
+
+    // Laser temperature control.
+        #define LASER_MAX_TEMP              40    // Max allowed laser case temp. Uncomment to disable error display.
+
+    // Active laser cooling using Termical Electric Cooling (TEC)
+        //#define  LASER_ENABLE_TECOOLING        // Enable Termical Electric Cooling (TEC) to cooldown laser head. Using Temp T0 and Heater0 output. Comment to disable
+												//NOTE: recommended not to use it, it has not been tested fully. Use it under your responsability.
+        #define LASER_TECOOLING_TEMP        24  // Termical Electric Cooling (TEC) to cooldown laser head. Using Temp T0 and Heater0 output
+
+    // Default values : defines select which G codes tell the laser to fire.  It's OK to uncomment more than one.
+        #define LASER_FIREON_G1             0   // Fire laser on G1 moves. 0:Disable 1:Enable
+        #define LASER_FIREON_SPINDLE        1   // Fire laser on M3 M5 commands. 0:Disable 1:Enable
+        #define LASER_FIREON_E              0   // Fire laser on E moves. 0:Disable 1:Enable
+
+    // Raster mode enables the laser to etch bitmap data at high speeds.  Increases command buffer size substantially.
+    // Comment to disable raster.
+        #define LASER_RASTER
+        #define LASER_MAX_RASTER_LINE       68  // maximum number of base64 encoded pixels per raster gcode command
+        #define LASER_RASTER_ASPECT_RATIO   1   // pixels aren't square on most displays, 1.33 == 4:3 aspect ratio
+        #define LASER_RASTER_MM_PER_PULSE   0.2 //Can be overridden by providing an R value in M649 command : M649 S17 B2 D0 R0.1 F4000
+
+    // Uncomment the following if the laser cutter is equipped with a peripheral relay board
+    // to control power to an exhaust fan, water pump, laser power supply, etc.
+        //#define LASER_PERIPHERALS
+        //#define LASER_PERIPHERALS_TIMEOUT   30000  // Number of milliseconds to wait for status signal from peripheral control board
+
+    //// Uncomment the following line to enable cubic bezier curve movement with the G5 code
+    // #define G5_BEZIER
+
+    // Laser driver configurations - Change it for your laser.
+    #ifdef  LASER_JTECHPHOT
+        #define LASER_PWM               5000 // hertz - PWM control freq.
+        #define LASER_POWER             2.5  // Laser Power
+        #define LASER_FOCAL_HEIGHT      0 // z axis position at which the laser is focused
+    #else
+        //Generic Laser.
+        #define LASER_POWER             40  // Laser Power
+        #define LASER_PWM               25000 // hertz - PWM control freq.
+        #define LASER_FOCAL_HEIGHT      74.50 // z axis position at which the laser is focused
+    #endif
+
+//===========================================================================
+```
+
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+  HARDWARE - RepRap Laser firmware
+==========================================
+The firmware has been tested and configured for the RAMPS 1.4 + Arduino Mega + Smart LCD controller.
+It could work on any other RepRap compatible hardware, you will need to modify the pins.h definitions for your board.
+
+The firmware has been configure to be connected using the following pin connections.
+
+![](https://github.com/freakyattic/Firmware-LaserCutter-Marlin/blob/master/Documents/Ramps_1.4_Freakyattic_MarlinLaser_Connections.png)
+
+![](https://github.com/freakyattic/Firmware-LaserCutter-Marlin/blob/master/ArduinoAddons/ramps.jpg)
+
+# CNC Machine
+
+The RAMPS board controlls a CNC machine model CNC6040, connecting the CNC controller board port to the STEP/DIR pins in the RAMPS board, with the Stepper drivers removed.
+
+# Laser Unit
+The low power laser module used it is from [J. Tech. Photonics](http://http://jtechphotonics.com/), the 2.8W Laser and Driver kit that includes
+
+* 2.8W 445nm 9mm Laser Diode Component (with 2.5′ Mini Fit Jr. Connector Cable included)
+* 2.5 Amp Adjustable Safety Compliant Laser Diode Driver
+* Power Adapter 12V 2.5A, US Style Plug
+* Laser Safety Goggles for 445nm Lasers
+
+![](http://jtechphotonics.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Highlight-FDA-Laser-Kit-800.jpg)
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+# This code depends on make tool being used
+DEPFILES=$(wildcard $(addsuffix .d, ${OBJECTFILES} ${TESTOBJECTFILES}))
+ifneq (${DEPFILES},)
+include ${DEPFILES}
+endif