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TeensyPrinter

WORK IN PROGRESS

This is a RAMPS-like 3D printer control board that uses a Teensy 3.6 as its controller, instead of the more usual Arduino Mega or other options. Right now, I've planned out the following capabilities:

  • three motor controller sockets for X/Y/Z
  • three motor conrtoller sockets for up to three extruders
  • jumper-selectable SPI and soft-endstop wiring for TMC2130 drivers
  • min/max endstop inputs on all three axes
  • thermistor inputs for bed, up to 3 extruders, and enclosure
  • heater outputs for bed and up to 3 extruders
  • part-cooling fan output
  • built-in connection for a graphical LCD with encoder knob and SD slot
  • two servo outputs
  • one uncommitted analog input
  • three uncommitted digital I/O lines, two with PWM

This uses up all available I/O on the Teensy 3.6. The uncommitted analog input would be usable for a filament-width sensor, while the uncommitted digital I/O could be used for power-supply control, a filament-runout sensor, or solenoid control (with some external electronics). If you only need X/Y/Z-min endstop inputs, the X/Y/Z-max inputs could also be used for additional digital I/O lines.

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