Connect via a Serial Monitor (115200 baud) and configure these essential parameters: Steps per mm (Calibrates distance). $110, $111, $112: Max rate (mm/min). $32: Laser mode (1 for Laser, 0 for Spindle). ⚠️ Common Troubleshooting
Place jumpers under the driver seats to set Microstepping (usually all 3 jumpers for 1/16 step).
Invert the mask in GRBL settings ($3=n) or flip the motor plug 180 degrees. 📜 Safety & Maintenance
The is a popular choice for DIY enthusiasts building small-scale engraving and milling machines. This manual provides a comprehensive guide to setting up and troubleshooting your board. 🛠️ Board Overview
Ensure the correct COM port and 115200 baud rate are selected.
The Annoy Tools board typically serves as an interface between an or Uno and A4988 or DRV8825 stepper motor drivers. It translates G-code commands into physical movement. Key Specifications Voltage: 12V–36V DC input. Axes: Supports 3-axis (X, Y, Z) plus a clone axis (A). Firmware: Compatible with GRBL 0.8, 0.9, and 1.1. Interface: USB connection via the Arduino microcontroller. 🔌 Hardware Installation
Always wire a physical emergency stop button to the "Abort" pins.
The board relies on , an open-source high-performance G-code parser. 1. Flashing GRBL Download the GRBL source code. Open the Arduino IDE. Flash the grblUpload sketch to your Arduino. 2. Configuration Settings
Match the Enable (EN) pin on the driver with the EN pin on the board.