Sebastian has posted the 1.1 release with all of the Lulzbot specific code merged in the Software Development Thread if anyone is interested.
I’m also considering putting together a plug and play upgrade kit to add the inductive sensor, pre soldered opto isolator with the correct plugs, and instructions on installation. Is anyone interested in something like that?
After looking at parts, I think I can put together a complete plug and play kit, no soldering involved. The kit would include: all the proper connectors for install within the electronics case with no modification of the existing wiring or case, Prewired optoisolator, sensor mount, longer screw to mount it, the OMRON E2K-X4ME1 sensor, and updated Firmware (1.1 RC2 with Taz specifics merged by Sebastian). I’ll double check and get a BOM together tonight. It would make for a very painless install. The goal here is for parents to be able to do the install lol.
What are the communities thought son repurposing the old z-man switch to a zmax switch?
It does. And the printer is printing better that ever with the current setup. I’ll be upgrading to the open rails setup and Piercets anti wobble Z soon.
The scary part is the firmware… I’ll have to go through the compilation in greater detail. The wiring and mechanical seems to be fairly straight forward.
I’ll have to read through the thread and summarize what I find for review before I start this endeavor. Coming from a printer which had an inductance auto-probe, it was sorely missed when I switched to the TAZ5.
I am planning on doing this to my Taz 5 as well. I have read though this thread a few times now and waiting on parts to be delivered. Does anyone have a picture step by step guide made up for this? Sometimes just reading how to do something people interpret words differently but with pictures included you convey the exact idea.
I know how to do the servo with ramps 1.4. But still looking for the pictures of what wires to cut and solder to, the points on the rambo to connect to, etc…
Looks great! You may need to do a bit of finessing on the under side of the extruder mount. There is a small lip i believe that i had to sand off. You’ll know it if you see it on the underside.