#Brick rigs version 1.0 drivers#
#Brick rigs version 1.0 driver#
#Brick rigs version 1.0 full#

only to stumble across the actual issue which was.correct the mistake and order a new batch,.realize that I made the holes for the screw terminal too small,.have the design manufactured in china and shipped to me,.

#Brick rigs version 1.0 driver#

design a stepper driver backpack to mount the driver directly to the backside of the stepper,.I figured most of the Voltage was lost in the connector and I had to do something. I measured the resistance of the connector as 3 Ohms. The motors only stuttered when I tried to move them. When I connected the steppers to the rotary connector I ran into a problem. The cables from the cable chain and from the gimbal are plugged into the PCB as well as the endstop cables of the pan axis. To make the gimbal detachable from the slider base I added an adapter PCB inside the base. The optical endstops were just as simple, except they also needed a supply voltage. In the grbl settings I configured the axis accordingly and was done. For the mechanical Endstops I just had to connect the “normally closed” and the “common” pin to the endstop header of the arduino. The endstops were straightforward to implement. This makes the only external component the 12V power brick. A power converter also fits onboard which powers the Arduino as well as the Raspberry Pi. Firmware Version 1.0.5 is for cameras with firmware up to. The Arduino Mega has been replaced with an Arduino Uno as this version of my motion control rig will not utilize more than 3 axes onboard. Firmware Version 1.0.5 incorporates the following fix: Corrects a phenomenon in which when using the camera with the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM or EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS II USM lens, even if lens aberration correction is set to 'Enable', correction will not be applied. Everything is now on one stack on the Raspberry PI and mounted to a new end piece of the slider. The Ghetto-style Tupperware container is gutted and gone. The Electronics also underwent some changes. The tilt axis will get such a connector in the future to allow for connections to the camera, from where I can supply it with power and trigger the recording. The connection is stable enough to feed the motor connections of the steppers, as well as the endstop signals and supplies through it. The rotary connector in the pan axis allows me to continuously rotate the rig without twisting the cables. It also features a longer knob to tighten the plate which is easier to access while the camera is attached to it. The macro rail has been replaced with one that doesn’t suck and allows for easier mounting of the camera because the base plate can be removed. The camera mount now has a cutout which holds the macro rail to prevent it from rotating and also a pin to engage the endstop on the pan head. The top of the pan head has the same optical endstop as the base attached to it, to zero in the tilt motion. To retain stability I added ribs on the back and Metal brackets on both sides. The back has been completely removed to make the gimbal slimmer and save material and printing time. I added a mount for the rotary connector, which is a 12 channel slip ring connector from Senring, and a pin to engage with the endstop in the base. I also attached an optical endstop to the base to enable homing for this axis while keeping the possibility to continuously rotate. I equipped the base with a cable channel to route the cables from the cable chain into the base where they are plugged into an adapter PCB. An overall goal here was to make components which might get replaced in the future modular. After drilling, sanding and glueing my modifications into the current model I was ready to model the new hardware.

To minimize the printing times I implemented all changes manually first. To implement the new features I had to remodel and reprint all 3d printed parts. Almost all mechanical components have been replaced and its capabilities have been vastly extended, including the ability to continuously rotate and home it for repeatability.

#Brick rigs version 1.0 drivers#

Assemble a team and take them to the front row of the grid in the famous My Team mode, race duels on split screen or online - or borrow a supercar from one of the famous drivers in our new event 'Pirelli: Smooth Circles'.Over the last months I’ve made a lot of changes to my motion control system.

#Brick rigs version 1.0 full#

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