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T2 Engraving / Re: Connector type?
« on: November 15, 2019, 01:47:41 AM »
Stand down guys I found it. 
4 pin jst xh connector

4 pin jst xh connector
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I can either create a post processor to strip them out or make it an option to include them in the G-code generation, both would be simple enough. I actually prefer the latter as that was a workaround for some non-standard controllers and should really be handled in a post processor (which I didn't have at the time) so let me add this to my list of updates.Am I able to access the post processor? I've customized PP's before when I was using Delcam PowerMill. Been looking through my drive and blowed if I can find the install directory, lol. Maybe snow blindness or simply old age.
I'm interested in what else you need to add manually, perhaps I could automate that?
Hmm the pictures I'm posting look weird... I'll try when I get home.Don't give up!
I have started doing white ceramic tiles using the Nicky Norton technique. Have you heard of it? It's weird for some reason painting ceramic flat white generates a black permanent Mark which can't be scraped off.That sounds intriguing. Be keen to see pics if you have any.
The STM32 boards are available in a Nano footprint package for about $11US from Mouser. They are 3.3V but have worked OK for me. I have had a home brew firmware (ARM version not available when I started) running for about three years. I currently prefer the GRBL-1.1 on a NANO.Do you have link, and does it list the features & specs?
For primitive testing I think it is easier/safer to generate the GCODE by hand. Then you KNOW exactly what you are getting.I find T2 generates reliable code that I have confidence with.