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Add some configuration options to allow either the Analog reading of the FSR, or digital reading #7
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…og input, or as a digital input (ZMIN)
It looks like some of your personal config made it into this pull req. It may be worth saving the diff, re-checking out, and commiting only your features/updates |
Good point. Apologies for that. The problem is that the commits will then be untested (as I can't run them on my machine). How about I refactor the configuration.h into several configuration files. One for machine geometry, another for bed leveling e.t.c configuration.h, (most of the usual stuff) This will make it easier to work from a git repository. P.S. Should the xyz pulley size default (XYZ_PULLEY_TEETH) really be 17 teeth? Mine have 16. Cheers |
… typical delta printer. This makes hunting for the configuration options, and setting them a little easier for the novice user. It also makes it easier to develop Marlin firmware without spamming the main configuration.h with local changes.
…to allow the most common calibrations to be stored in Calibration.h.
Hi There I have make the changes I suggested in the last comment.
Now the pull request includes, both those changes, and the cleanup of the FSR code to allow either ZMIN or TEMP inputs to be used for auto bed leveling, as described in by earlier comments. Happy to receive suggestions for improvements. Kind Regards Tim |
…r input to read the force sensitive resistors for the level sensing and auto callibration
Provide both long and short version strings
Hi There
I have made a couple of changes.
Kind Regards
Tim Molteno