Hi Marc, The printer hasn't seen life after mod... I haven't made connections to the board yet, as I'd hoped for some validation first so as not to need rework. Mark Lerman provided me with a pre-programmed board, so I haven't been involved with firmware. Good luck with your endeavor. Thanks, Roger On 4/4/2015 1:02 AM, Marc OLANIE Marc.olanie@... [Homebrew_PCBs] wrote: > > Hi Roger > > I\u2019 approximately 300 miles away from my printer :- (( cannot check the > wiring again for a while. I won\u2019t be able to hack again my Lexmark > before 2 or 3 weeks (well\u2026 If my boss lets me go :- / ) > > Did you also check the different \u201csoftware switches\u201d when burning your > firmware in your Attiny ? I think mine was faulty. > > Without a correct timing, would the laser be running ? I really don\u2019t > know. Only Mark could answer these questions. > > 73\u2019 > > Marc > > *De :*Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com] > *Envoy� :* samedi 4 avril 2015 06:01 > *� :* Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com > *Objet :* Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: DLP MCU version troubleshooting, > help needed > > Hi Marc & Mark, > I saw Marc's question marks on the same couple of wires I need some > clarification on. I haven't seen any resolution yet, and wonder if > these wires should be cut back to the connectors, left floating, or > something else I am missing? > Below is my hookup chart. Is there anything that is incorrect, or > needs adding? > > *MCU Board Hookup* > > *Device* > > > > *Function* > > > > *Conn* > > > > *Color* > > > > *ATtiny13 MCU* > > > > *Function* > > *Operator Panel* > > > > *3.3V* > > > > *J5-5* > > > > *BL* > > > > *2* > > > > *Pad no.\u2019s = Pin no.\u2019s* > > > > *PB3* > > *Cover Open* > > *Switch Wires* > > > > *5V* > > > > *J7-1* > > > > *YE* > > > > *8* > > > > *VCC* > > *5V* > > > > *J7-2* > > > > *RD* > > *GND* > > > > *J7-3* > > > > *BK* > > > > *4* > > > > *GND* > > *New Paper In Sensor* > > *(was narrow sensor)* > > > > *0-5V* > > > > *J14-1* > > > > *RD* > > > > *(Splice Sensor wire to J14 wire)* > > > > ** > > *5V* > > > > *J14-2* > > > > *BL* > > > > *5* > > > > *4.99k to PAD 8 VCC* > > > > *MOSI* > > *GND* > > > > *J14-3* > > > > *BK* > > > > *4* > > > > ** > > > > *GND* > > *Manual Feed* > > *Paper Sensor* > > > > *5V (1.1V)* > > > > *J23-1* > > > > *BL* > > > > *N/C* > > > > ** > > *5V* > > > > *J23-2* > > > > *WT* > > > > *6* > > > > *MISO* > > *GND* > > > > *J23-3* > > > > *BK* > > > > *4* > > > > *GND* > > *Exit Sensor* > > > > *5V (>0V)* > > > > *J27-4* > > > > *BL* > > > > *N/C* > > > > ** > > *5V* > > > > *J27-5* > > > > *WT* > > > > *3* > > > > *PB4* > > *GND* > > > > *J27-6* > > > > *BK* > > > > *4* > > > > *GND* > > Thanks for any assistance, > Roger > > On 2/6/2015 5:46 AM, Marc.olanie@... > <mailto:Marc.olanie@...> [Homebrew_PCBs] wrote: > > Hi Mark > > I triple checked all the wiring (see below) > > Next step : I'll try to change the processor board > > Do you have an idea on how to check the laser beam ? > > ------------ > > Wiring after mod : check list of connectors > > J4 : intact/untouched > > J5 : intact/untouched (\u201cX\u201d button routed directly with a wire > going from front panel to =>pin 2 MCU) > > J100 : intact/untouched > > J7 : To MCU (black => gnd MCU, red => pin8 MCU(Vcc), yellow => > Vcc, shorted to red) > > J8 : intact/untouched > > ---------------- > > J9 : intact/untouched > > J10 empty > > J11 empty > > J14 : black =>gnd MCU, white=>pin 7 MCU, red =>NPIS Vcc > > J12 : shunt with resistor > > --------------- > > J502 : intact/untouched > > J17 : intact/untouched > > J501 : intact/untouched > > --------------- > > J28 : empty (unused tray selector) > > J27 : black=>gnd MCU white=>pin 3 MCU, Red-white-black : cut, > */blue=NC ????/* > > J26 : empty > > J25 : intact/untouched > > J23 : black=> white=> pin 6 MCU, */blue=NC ????/* > > --------------- > > check list of NPIS : > > NPIS=> MCU Pin5 > > NPIS =>Vcc J14 > > NPIS => MCU gnd > > --------------- > > check list of connectors MCU : > > Pin 1 =>ISP reset > > Pin 2 =>X button > > Pin3 => J27-5 > > Pin4 => GND > > Pin5 => NPIS collector > > Pin6 => J23- white > > Pin7 => J14-white (middle) > > Pin8 => Vcc > > Other connectors are empty or not even soldered. > > Marc > > -- > Dell XPS8700 256GB SSD 2TB HD 24.0 GB RAM Win8.1 64-bit Intel x64 8 > Core(TM) i7-4770 CPU@3.40GHz <mailto:CPU@3.40GHz> 3.40 GHz > > -- Dell XPS8700 256GB SSD 2TB HD 24.0 GB RAM Win8.1 64-bit Intel x64 8 Core(TM) i7-4770 CPU@3.40GHz 3.40 GHz
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: DLP MCU version troubleshooting, help needed
2015-04-04 by Roger Blair
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