Thanks for taking the time to point that out!
I completely forgot about the Z End stops, once i realised i went and had a look at the glamor shots on the build page to see if there was one or two Z endstps. I was sure there was, but while doing that i noticed that little wire.
Luckily I had a spare pair on the opposite side to use and this side ( the photo you put in ) is the same side as the controller, so that will be easy.
Rayan and the beta testers have done an amazing job adding those little details, like that slot, into the design. I am continually amazed at the level of detail that is present in the LR3.
So, I have previously mentioned that I brought the wrong board, the BTT SKR 3EZ, and realising that I checked the pin out of the end stops for the +5v, G, S pins to make sure they were the same as the BTT SKR PRO, no big surprise that they are different. (for instance, not that it matters but the endstops use 3.3v instead of 5v, not that we use it)
Attached are the board schematics, its seem they are using different CALLS (dunno what they are actually called PC10, PC6, PE15, PE10)
So, not having used the firmware that loads onto the board before, is there a “test” page to make sure that the expected END STOP is being triggered? Or is there there somewhere i can see the output of the GCODE ### M119: Endstop States - Marlin Firmware, As clearly the way Ryan has laid it out probably wont be right for this board and i will need to test it to get the order right.
I am going to just use the X- Y- Z- and the Z-STOP, Y-STOP, X-STOP as the same thing same for E0, E1, E2 as EODET, E1DT, PWRDET as E2
Hi Jeff,
I have had a look at the links and i see the files, but can you point me a primer to explain what you mean by Compile and then BUILD?
I have done virtually nothing in the compiling space and very little in the build space. I understand the overall of it, but if you have a primer/ N00b manual i can read, that would be greatly appreciated.
Well Australia might be a great place to live, great weather, great lifestyle, fantastic beaches and fantastic coffee (ESP in Melbourne)
BUT MAN O MAN getting electronic bits suck!
I realised that I brought the wrong limit switches, they are super micro ones, so too small.
So I go to the local geek shop to be meet with a blank stare and “no we dont stock micro switches”.
Fine, Element 14 website here i come. Jump onto Element14 and was not paying attention, brought the mirco switches and they are shipping from the states. Shakes head at his own stupidity sigh. now i have to wait till the 10th to get them.
SIGH
UPDATE
oh i found them locally, at $5.10 each… SIGH again.
Should have just brought the kit from ryan, and eaten the shipping to AUS.
Ok, so with a bit more searching I found the BOARDS.H file under marlin/core in the firmware and confirmed that my board “BigTreeTech SKR 3 EZ” is not listed as a board.
Damm, not sure how i stuffed that up when i brought it
Ok,
i went over the “learning section” on the docs section and I don’t have that compile “tick”.
Also I am not sure what its suppose to be reading this code as, its saying C++
ok, have done what you said, i even changed the name of the source so that it reflects the SKR 3 EZ.
I then opened it and tried to compile it, but the "TICK " is not there.
