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Here is a link to code on GitHub, tested against Arduino UNO and MKR Wifi 1010 using an Omrom E6B2-CWZ6C rotary encoder bought off eBay. Runs upto ~200rpm before detecting errors which could either be

I probably have one I can find or easily amend. What model of Arduino is it going to run on? Mark Sent: Friday, April 14, 2023 3:04 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [AtomicELS] Finally first

wasn't there a link for the sketch ? ??? ??? animal

Thanks Mike, what a shame they do not describe what they did just play boring music. They did furnish a link for their motor which I will follow. Ralph

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URPIO19vH0M&ab_channel=MakerTutor has a link to sketch ??? ??? animal

Does anyone have an Arduino encoder RPM program? That is one of the next things I have to do. We could make a RPM folder in the files section and put any files there so everyone could use them. I

Congratulations!!! The next few steps should be a bit easier, too, since you don't have to learn everything from scratch anymore! Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live

Yep , Good deal !! I can already see a application replacing the Sharpie with a motorized spindle . ??? ??? thanks for sharing ??? ??? animal

Excellent, well done. ? John wrote:

I finally have a motorized Z axis. It has only taken me? 7 -? 8 years. I wanted to implement a X axis to the Atomic leadscrew so I figured I had best write a program. To help me write the program,

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If all else fails, there's a page in the files section of the E-Leadscrew group where you should find earlier versions:?/g/E-Leadscrew/files/ELS%201.00? I'd poke through the whole

The manual is here: http://www.autoartisans.com/ELS/ELS%20User%20Manual%200.04.pdf Lots of information dating back all the way to 2006 for the ELS. /g/E-Leadscrew/files Given what one

John D, do you have a link to your operating instructions? I am sure I have them somewhere but a link would be a lot easier plus I posible downloaded them a long time ago and they might have changed.

Hi John L. Sorry your bits of my ELS are under the bench. It's true the early kits required a lot more work involving soldering parts onto the board. But I resent being bad mouthed about my project

Hi Ralph Fully understand your email, and I am sorry to come across so "blunt" Always lived my life as a "doer", and when I lay my weary head on the pillow, I can sleep well knowing I have achieved

John, in some sense I am amazed at the progress I have made considering all of the other things I have done in the past 10 years.. None of my machine shop work has ever been high priority, gotta get

Hi John, Mine isn't a RELS system so to speak. The majority of the Arduino based systems are actually electronic gearing where the encoder information is scaled by a parameter that creates stepping

Hi Ralph. It was not all about Richard Edwards concerns ref "open source" that he decided to pull out his RELS info from the "digitalhobbyist" forum, but also he decided there was to many other people

Good luck John . My grandma set me up , she made getting old look pretty darn easy . ??? ??? animal