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sample.config
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sample.config
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# -*- conf -*-
# Some annotated BeagleG sample configuration file.
# Adapt to your own needs.
# You can configure logical axes X, Y, Z, E, A, B, C, U, V, W
# Pass to machine-control with -c <config-file> option.
##
[ General ]
# Homing order. For 3D printers, you'd probably home Z last, while CNC machines
# typically home Z first.
home-order = XYZ
require-homing = yes # Require homing (G28) is executed before first move.
range-check = yes # Check that axes are within range. Dangerous if no.
# It is possible to clamp movements that would leave the machine cube to
# range; that way the range-check will not trigger for them, but movements don't
# will not end up where they were intended to be in that case, so configure
# with care. Typically it makes most sense in 2.5D applications where the
# Z-axis is less important. Thus this feature is limited to the Z-axis
#clamp-to-range = Z
auto-motor-disable-seconds = 120 # Switch off motors after 2min of inactivity.
# -- Logical axis configuration
[ X-Axis ]
# The step motor has 200 full steps per turn. We do 32x microstepping
# One turn of a gear moves the toothed belt 60mm. The configuration understands
# a simple division expression:
steps-per-mm = 32 * 200 / 60
max-feedrate = 400 # mm/s
max-acceleration = 2000 # mm/s^2
range = 300 # mm - the travel of this axis
home-pos = min # This is where the home switch is. At min position.
[ Y-Axis ]
# Another example: each turn moves the ACME screw 1/4 inch on 8x microstepping
steps-per-mm = 8*200 / (1/4 * 25.4)
max-feedrate = 400 # mm/s
max-acceleration = 800 # mm/s^2
range = 300 # mm
home-pos = min
[ Z-Axis ]
# Our Z-axis; here, our screw only moves 2mm per turn.
steps-per-mm = 32*200 / 2
max-feedrate = 4 # mm/s - our Z-axis is not very fast.
max-acceleration = 30 # mm/s^2
range = 120 # mm
home-pos = min # For CNC machines, that typically would be max on Z
[ A-Axis ]
# The A-Axis is a rotational axis, so instead of steps-per-mm, we give
# steps per degree. 200 full steps, 32x microstepping per 360 degrees.
steps-per-degree = 32*200 / 360
max-feedrate = 720 # degree/s
max-acceleration = 1000 # degree/s^2
[ E-Axis ]
# 3D printers have an 'E'-xtrusion axis.
steps-per-mm = 32*200 / 30
max-feedrate = 15
max-acceleration = 100
# Hardware mapping; which axes and switches are connected to which logical units.
[ Motor-Mapping ]
# If you don't happen to have a motor-mapping section, motors are assigned
# for the configured axis above in sequence XYZEABCUVW
motor_1 = axis:x # X axis connected to motor 1
# We double up the y axis by connecting it to two motor driver, 2 and 3.
# One of it shall be mirrored.
motor_2 = axis:y
motor_3 = axis:-y # negative, because we mirror this motor.
motor_4 = axis:z
motor_5 = axis:e
motor_6 = axis:a
[ Switch-Mapping ]
# These switches trigger on high: when activated, they generate a pos level.
switch_1 = active:high min_x
switch_2 = active:high min_y
switch_3 = active:high min_z
# You can have multiple switches wired together in case you only have a limited
# number of inputs or want to simplify wiring (put them electrically in series
# or parallel to get a logical 'or' to reach the switching level if either
# of these trigger). It is probably a good idea to have home-switches independent
# of each other, while lumping together all the limit switches (only used for
# exceptions anyway) can simplify wiring.
#switch_4 = active:high max_y max_y
# An example of a switch that triggers on low.
#switch_5 = active:low max_z
# In the beagleg-pin-mapping.h, additional AUX pins are chosen that can
# be connected to various functions here. Valid logical names are one of
# mist, flood, vacuum, spindle, spindle-speed, spindle-dir, cooler, case-lights,
# fan, hotend, heatedbed, led, atx-power, estop.
# All of these can be GCode controlled with various G or M codes (See G-code.md).
[ Aux-Mapping ]
aux_1 = mist
aux_2 = flood
aux_3 = spindle
aux_12 = atx-power
# Some of these functions make more sense with an analog output via pulse
# width modulation (PWM) instead of a switching AUX output.
[ PWM-Mapping ]
pwm_1 = spindle-speed
[ Spindle ]
type = simple-pwm # Other supported type: pololu-smc
max-rpm = 4800 # Maximum speed at full PWM. See also PWM-mapping section.
pwr-delay-msec = 400
on-delay-msec = 100
off-delay-msec = 100
allow-ccw = false