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Generic 3D-Printer Shutdown Device by 3D_Corpsman
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 7 months ago
If you want to shutdown the power supply after a print, this device can help you.
All your printer need to do is switching a pin to ground (the input is idle high and designed to handle 3,3v for use on a raspberry Pi), when finished.
To Re enable the power supply push the button.
The device will wait 120s before cutting the power supply, while this time the LED is blinking and you can abort the process, by pressing the abort button.
Pressing the abort button for 3s while waiting for print finished will instantaneous switch the power off
The gehaeuse_ausschaltbox.scad is just to give you a overview do not print this.
To Rebuild this you need to be able to
program a AT-Tiny85 (source included)
soldering a circuit
handle high Voltage (230V in Germany) (!! Attention!! doing wrong things can kill you !!)
Buy List :
2* bistable relays 5V
1* ATTiny85
2* switches (low voltage)
1* switch (high voltage)
a LED
resistors (5 10kOhm, 1 100kOhm, 1* 470Ohm)
capacitor (3* 100nF)
C-Mos 2N7000 (3-times)
5* M3 nut
5* M3x12 screw
All parts where bought on www.Reichelt.de, if you wish i can give the exact ordering numbers.
Building this thing:
Use EAGLE to open the .brd and .sch file -> build your PCB
Configure the fuse-bits of the AT-Tiny as shown in the screenshoot
Use avg-gcc to compile (main.c) and a isp-programmer to flash the AT-Tiny (no arduino, support)
Print the chase, mount everything together and connect it to your printer in this order
socket -> Device -> device power station / printer
Push the button to start and have fun g.
All your printer need to do is switching a pin to ground (the input is idle high and designed to handle 3,3v for use on a raspberry Pi), when finished.
To Re enable the power supply push the button.
The device will wait 120s before cutting the power supply, while this time the LED is blinking and you can abort the process, by pressing the abort button.
Pressing the abort button for 3s while waiting for print finished will instantaneous switch the power off
The gehaeuse_ausschaltbox.scad is just to give you a overview do not print this.
To Rebuild this you need to be able to
program a AT-Tiny85 (source included)
soldering a circuit
handle high Voltage (230V in Germany) (!! Attention!! doing wrong things can kill you !!)
Buy List :
2* bistable relays 5V
1* ATTiny85
2* switches (low voltage)
1* switch (high voltage)
a LED
resistors (5 10kOhm, 1 100kOhm, 1* 470Ohm)
capacitor (3* 100nF)
C-Mos 2N7000 (3-times)
5* M3 nut
5* M3x12 screw
All parts where bought on www.Reichelt.de, if you wish i can give the exact ordering numbers.
Building this thing:
Use EAGLE to open the .brd and .sch file -> build your PCB
Configure the fuse-bits of the AT-Tiny as shown in the screenshoot
Use avg-gcc to compile (main.c) and a isp-programmer to flash the AT-Tiny (no arduino, support)
Print the chase, mount everything together and connect it to your printer in this order
socket -> Device -> device power station / printer
Push the button to start and have fun g.