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So I turned off the minimum extrusion temperature so that I can send over a print without heating up the hotend first. It didn't seem like the extruder wanted to move at the start of the print at all until I tried spreadcycle mode. ...
Debugging Need to get this project working. One problem is that the Nano does not have enough pins. So I have used a Meduino (a Mega2560 Pro Mini). Here is the schematic: Here is the PCB: The ports (P1 & P2) match the TTA8 bus. A problem with the Meduino...
First up, I want to say that the doorstop Tetrinsic shape unexpectedly helped out in this design. Thumb1 would've instersected Finger2 and Fingers2-4 would've intersected the same fingers on the other side if not for this design: Tetrinsic 2.0 didn't...
This is an overview of the layout in which KGE works. Get User String (Round 0)Split String Into PairsIf Not Enough Then Add Specially Made Character Which Is Deleted During DecryptionUse Byte SubstitutionSwitch User Strings To IDs and Find Replacement...
So I connected power and nothing broke so that was a good sign. Thus, I connected the extruder wires and heated up the nozzle. As you can see by the title of this log, the extruder motor didin't turn when I commanded a retraction. So I got...
Remapping the KeyboardGiven most of the work is done with the "basic shift logic" how hard could it be?The basic shift logic:Well much harder than expected, here is the schematic:Now many will recognise this as a PLA (Programmable Logic Array).Designing...
Those that do not have 21V programmers for the 2732A, or those running CP/M and other high memory requirements can rejoice. Version 2.0 of the SBC-85 CPU board will soon be completed and tested. When I first did the layout on v1.0, I did not think there...
We had a wonderful time at the Acadia University LipSync Buildathon on February 1st. It was a day of teamwork and learning as scores of students came together to build 36 LipSyncs. Around 60 engineering students participated in building the LipSyncs....
The 4-to-1 bit multiplexers select input bits based on signals B and A. "B" is VCYC inverted. "A", the Row/Column selector, is /RAS clocked by the 28 MHz master clock. This is /RAS delayed by 1/28th of a microsecond, which is 35 ns. /CAS is /RAS clocked...
Building a CP/M System Disk To avoid rewriting the assembler codes for ccp, bdos and cbios so that they can co-exist in the same file. I can append the i8hex files and remove the "end of file markers". To make the hex file more readable I have changed...
Fortunately most of the NASA documents are available. They can be found on-line at https://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/Documents/ The following documents are what I leaned heavily on in gaining an understanding of how this computer...
The IQR83 main computer communicates with the outside world through the obscure TMS9900 "CRU" interface. CRU is short for "Communications Register Unit". The CRU interface has been described as 4096 wires but it is actually one input pin, one output...
Discovery [06:40] As I was writing the 100th log for #SecSavr Suspense [gd0105], I discovered this on the front page of Keyboard Builders' Digest: Now I had actually found out about Tapio a bit after I finished up the draft version of ZEV-XS. The...
While whizzing through the keyboard stuff, there is some special handling of some keystrokes. This is by scan code, so it's difficult for me to puzzle out what they are. One exception, though, is for setting the 'send speed'. There...
The gist of this unit is that you type text into a discrete 'file' and then you can edit and later transfer to a separate computer via the keyboard emulation. While whizzing through the code doing other things, various strings caught my eye, such...