Several years worth of UMO hacks
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
Wait a bit, he is making a V2 based on TMC2208!
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
Who? Source?Amedee wrote:Wait a bit, he is making a V2 based on TMC2208!
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
Stephan Watterott, the original designer of the Silent Stepsticks...
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
I'm not convinced by these. They seem to need 24V direct power plus a protection board O_o
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
This is not very different from the other ones...
None of them are protected against back-emf.
They do native 256 microsteps and can be configured via UART.
Now for standard 16 micosteps (or interpolated) the 2100 are good as well...
None of them are protected against back-emf.
They do native 256 microsteps and can be configured via UART.
Now for standard 16 micosteps (or interpolated) the 2100 are good as well...
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
So, if i buy these tmc2208 and, for example, rumba board for my um2, can i reach same speed and other benefits of umboard and silent of sss at the same time? Is it real?
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
The TMC definitely outperforms the Allegro drivers.
I am going to upgrade my UMO as it is an easy and not that expensive update on the 1.5.x boards, but I am not sure I would throw away teh 2.X board from my UMO+ just for the stepper drivers...
I am going to upgrade my UMO as it is an easy and not that expensive update on the 1.5.x boards, but I am not sure I would throw away teh 2.X board from my UMO+ just for the stepper drivers...
Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
can you make a 'dummy' tutorial of how you do this?
very interested....
very interested....
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
Hi PeggyB!
Thanks for your interest.
I think the starting point would be to print/buy the parts you require to make your modifications.
If you have something in mind for your Ultimaker I'd be glad to help out.
Just send me a PM and maybe we can arrange a Skype meeting
More Updates!
My P.I.N.D.A. like sensor just arrived.
This is the ebay link of the item: http://www.ebay.it/itm/122206045078?_tr ... EBIDX%3AIT
I did test the probe on the bed and it works WONDERFULLY just like it does on a Prusa i3 MK2.
I did start re-working the design of the modular head I use in order for it to be able to mount this sensor.
Here's the file: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/p-i-n ... -ultimaker
I yet have to print this out, but I'm doing it as I'm writing here
Next to come about this will be to deal with the firmware :S
Thanks for your interest.
I think the starting point would be to print/buy the parts you require to make your modifications.
If you have something in mind for your Ultimaker I'd be glad to help out.
Just send me a PM and maybe we can arrange a Skype meeting

More Updates!
My P.I.N.D.A. like sensor just arrived.
This is the ebay link of the item: http://www.ebay.it/itm/122206045078?_tr ... EBIDX%3AIT
I did test the probe on the bed and it works WONDERFULLY just like it does on a Prusa i3 MK2.
I did start re-working the design of the modular head I use in order for it to be able to mount this sensor.
Here's the file: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/p-i-n ... -ultimaker
I yet have to print this out, but I'm doing it as I'm writing here

Next to come about this will be to deal with the firmware :S
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
I have just upgraded the extruder to E3D Titan and ordered the silent step stick drivers.
I can say that the Titan extruder is DAMN QUIET! Works like a charm and I mounted it directly on the UMO frame in place of one of the X/Y motors (as I'm on direct drive).
The thing is incredibly small, I was surprised when I opened the box.
I only had a small issue with the 2.85mm filament guide as the hole was too small so I had to drill it bigger.
The parts for 1.75 mm filament instead were perfect.
I then added Neotko's mod to home at the bottom and did some firmware tweaks and improvement.
I'm working to switch to a direct extruder as of now so that would allow me to print 1.75mm flexible filament.
As the head will / may change drastically I did put on hold my work for the PINDA sensor for auto bed leveling (but I tested it working okish with the old head).
I can say that the Titan extruder is DAMN QUIET! Works like a charm and I mounted it directly on the UMO frame in place of one of the X/Y motors (as I'm on direct drive).
The thing is incredibly small, I was surprised when I opened the box.
I only had a small issue with the 2.85mm filament guide as the hole was too small so I had to drill it bigger.
The parts for 1.75 mm filament instead were perfect.
I then added Neotko's mod to home at the bottom and did some firmware tweaks and improvement.
I'm working to switch to a direct extruder as of now so that would allow me to print 1.75mm flexible filament.
As the head will / may change drastically I did put on hold my work for the PINDA sensor for auto bed leveling (but I tested it working okish with the old head).
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Re: Several years worth of UMO hacks
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