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Software and Add-onsPanucatt Panucatt Azteeg X3 Reprap 3D Printer Controller w/ ATMEGA2560
The Panucatt Azteeg X3 is a robust 3D printing controller which is powered by the Atmel ATMEGA2560 micro controller. This controller can handle most printer configurations including single extruders, dual extruders, and large heated bed models. Some of the printers that work great with the Azteeg X3 include Printrbots, the MendelMax, and Ordbot.
| List Price: | $118.00 |
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This is a combination of the RAMPS and Arduino Mega with improved power handling. The X3 is pin to pin compatible with the RAMPS controller and is compatible with several firmwares. The X3 has a removable top shield to physically protect its parts which also doubles as an expansion board. Printing via micro SD card is now easier with the built-in microSD slot. The X3 also has built in buzzer.
What's New with Version 2.0 of the Azteeg X3 Controller?
- Digital pot control for stepper drivers ( on SD8825 drivers only)
- 2A internal +5V supply capacity
- More robust SD card slot with push-in push-out mechanism
- 4 Layer, 2 Oz copper PCB ( including internal layers)
- 2 High capacity servo control on top cover
- Decay mode setting solder jumpers for SD8825 stepper drivers
- Improved layout for better current handling, heat dissipation.and minimize noise.
- Changed to through hole USB mini B connector
- Plus other minor changes to improve performance and stability.
Features:
- Atmel ATmega 2560 with FT231x FTDI USB chip
- Compatible with Sprinter, Marlin, Repetier, others.
- Total of 8 stepper motor control including 3 external for high current stepper drivers(v1.1 shield)
- Mosfet control for 4 Hotends and 1 hotbed using latest shield
- 4 low power PWM Mosfet driven outputs for LEDs and Fans
- 2 High capacity servo outputs on cover
- 6 end stops and 3 thermistor inputs
- Wide input high efficiency switching Power supply (5v @ 2000ma max on V2.0)
- microSD card socket built-in
- On board buzzer
- Fused and Zener protected +5v Vcc line.
- Ultra Low RDSon, High power Mosfets for minimal heat buildup
- Input power selector for micro controller [USB or internal regulator]
- Secondary power input for stepper motors.
- High current capacity connectors and PCB traces.
- Made with 4 layer 2 oz. copper (per layer)
- Shield to protect electronics and act as expansion board
- i2C, +5, GND, SPI and Analog/Digital pins on the expansion ports
- Fast acting blade fuse
- Vertical Male Headers for Molex KK 2695 connectors
- Lots of LEDs, Rx/TX serial, PWR, hot end and hot bed.
What's in the box:
- Azteeg X3 3DP controller board with Arduino Bootloader and Test Firmware
- Shunt Jumpers
Documentation:
*: Drivers sold separately
**: 1/32 with provided drivers. Upgradeable to 1/128 with SD6128 drivers.
Questions
What do you recommend to use this in a stand-alone 3D printer, able to run Gcode from SD without need of external computer?
how do i find the install for the viki2 for the x3
looking for a board to run 7 stepper for movement. 4 vert. 2 horizotnal Y and 1 horiztonal X. two more stepper for dual extruder to four if possible total 9 to 11 stepper motors. three temperature - two extruder and one hotbed hotbed 500 to 800 watt heater coil need to run a fan for board and each extruder and also for the 6 stepper motors. sensors for x y z max and min. wifi if possible
Hi I have one of your boards the X3 that I am trying to get running do you have a exact direct link to the marlin software that is needed. When I go to marlin there are dozens of options and so far none have worked for this board, And Arduino program loaded and installed does not see the board. Any help of commissioning direction would be great.
Ive been wanting to build a custom 3d printer, using this board and a nice dual extruder. Is the setup on this board difficult? This is the only hardware i would need to run the printer right(Including a computer)? Any other details are extremely helpful!
I may have read the description wrong, but does this board contain a usb port so you can program it? Thanks!
My printer have a 24V Power supply and use this voltage on extruders, heat bed and fans. Do you know if I can supply 24V to bed and extruders with this Motherboard and without power expander?
How many stepper drivers are included in the 'Additional add-on'?
Is it possible to configure the Azteeg X3 Pro Controller to control 2 Nema 23's per axis? Is this possible through the firmware and how does this work? I want to get the most working power out of the motors, without overloading driver and without having to wire them together. I would like to connect all 6 motors to their own stepper drivers leaving 2 for extruders.
Right now, I have a 12v and a 24v Power supply, running through a RAMBo controller board. 12v for electronics and 24v for a mk3 heat bed. Question: Are there any configs on this board that I can hook up both power supplies ? I have a power expander that I bought here: http://reprap.me/power-expander.html
Can i connect a bltouch if i have the Sheild attatched?