Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:FirmwareEnglish - Revision history

Marc: /* Firmware */

2015-11-11T10:05:19Z

‎Firmware

Eric at 16:10, 23 July 2015

2015-07-23T16:10:08Z

Marc: /* Firmware */

2015-07-03T08:48:19Z

‎Firmware

Marc: /* Firmware */

2015-07-03T08:47:08Z

‎Firmware

Marc at 15:13, 2 July 2015

2015-07-02T15:13:09Z

Marc: /* Firmware */

2015-07-02T13:04:19Z

‎Firmware

Marc at 12:12, 2 July 2015

2015-07-02T12:12:57Z

Marc at 11:41, 2 July 2015

2015-07-02T11:41:28Z

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Six pages du Wiki et deux fichiers sont associées à ce manuel : * Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:Firmware| Les instructions de chargeme..."

2015-07-02T11:38:32Z

Created page with "<br style="clear: both" /> Six pages du Wiki et deux fichiers sont associées à ce manuel : * Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:Firmware| Les instructions de chargeme..."

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Six pages du Wiki et deux fichiers sont associées à ce manuel :

* [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:Firmware| Les instructions de chargement du firmware (version Française) ]]
* [[Projets:SolderStationW| Une presentation générale de l'appareil (version Française)]]
* [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:Manuel | Le guide de montage illustré (version Française) ]]
* [[File:BOM_Station_CMS.xls]] La liste d'achat au format xls
* [[File:BOM_Montage.xls]] La liste de montage au format xls

* [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:FirmwareEnglish | '''Loading the firmware, (English version)''']]
* [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:ManuelEnglish | '''Assembly Manual, (English version)''']]
* [[Projets:SolderStationWEnglish| A quick general presentation of the solder station(English version) ]]

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 The sources are available on Github, to the following address
-https://github.com/diorcety/SolderStation/tree/master/SolderStation
 [[File: Github.PNG | 800px | left |]]

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-    Six Wiki pages and two files are related to this manual:
+    Seven Wiki pages and two files are related to this project:
    * [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:Firmware| Les instructions de chargement du firmware (version Française) ]]
    * [[Projets:SolderStationW| Une presentation générale de l'appareil (version Française)]]
    * [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:Manuel | Le guide de montage illustré (version Française) ]]
-   * [[File:BOM_Station_CMS.xls]] The Bill of Material, xls format
+   *  [[File:BOM_Station_CMS.xls]] The Bill of Material, xls format
-   * [[File:BOM_Montage.xls]] The Assembly BoM, xls format
+   *  [[File:BOM_Montage.xls]] The Assembly BoM, xls format
-   * [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:FirmwareEnglish | '''Loading the firmware, (English version)''']]
+   * [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:FirmwareEnglish | '''Loading the firmware (English release)''']]
-   * [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:ManuelEnglish | '''Assembly Manual, (English version)''']]
+   * [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:ManuelEnglish | '''Assembly Manual, illustrated (English release)''']]
-   * [[Projets:SolderStationWEnglish| A quick general presentation of the solder station(English version) ]]
+   * [[Projets:SolderStationWEnglish| A quick general presentation of the solder station (English release) ]]

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        and giving the user an idea of the duty cycle in progress
      * An optional color LCD extension that shows both the effective temperature, the param. Set temperature
-       and the precise pwm ration.. all that stuff in real time.
+       and the precise pwm ratio.. all of this in real time.
      * The ability to choose several hardware platforms ranging from the original DC3MKB to the Electrolab PCB
        (different from the original version because of miniaturization given by the "Nano" and routing design simplicity)

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	Note that it is possible to check the firmware during operation by opening a "serial console" window (Ctrl-Shift-M). The temperature set and the actual temperature of the solder tip appears in scrolling mode.		Note that it is possible to check the firmware during operation by opening a "serial console" window (Ctrl-Shift-M). The temperature set and the actual temperature of the solder tip appears in scrolling mode.
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−	Once this operation is completed, there is one last action must be completed: the LEDoctomy (without anesthesia) of the diode marked "L" on the Arduino (the one driven by the D13 output). This is mandatory because D13 is used by one of the pins of the rotary encoder (or a button "up-down" temperature adjustment). And once the solderstation has been fixed in a “full metal jacket” boxing, the flashing of this candle is not of paramount interest.

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-    Six Wiki pages and to files are related to this manual:
+    Six Wiki pages and two files are related to this manual:
    * [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:Firmware| Les instructions de chargement du firmware (version Française) ]]

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 The Arduino code supervising the temperature regulation is the work of Yann "Dyblast", inspired by the work of Martin “DC3MKB” Kumm. Yann has done a fantastic job cleaning and optimizing the code, including significant changes. And especially:
-     * A permanent control routine of the PWM output with a safety function preventing any thermal overrun and giving the user an idea of the duty cycle in progress
+     * A permanent control routine of the PWM output with a safety function preventing any thermal overrun
-     * An optional color LCD extension that shows both the effective temperature, the param. Set temperature and the precise pwm ration.. all that stuff in real time.
+      and giving the user an idea of the duty cycle in progress
-     * The ability to choose several hardware platforms ranging from the original DC3MKB to the Electrolab PCB (different from the original version because of miniaturization given by the "Nano" and routing design simplicity)
+     * An optional color LCD extension that shows both the effective temperature, the param. Set temperature
-     * The use of a rotary encoder for the temperature setting, considered more ergonomic than the two "up-down" pushbuttons (the Display PCB allows both supports: up/down buttons and rotary encoder)
+      and the precise pwm ration.. all that stuff in real time.
 The sources are available on Github, to the following address

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	* [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:ManuelEnglish \| '''Assembly Manual, (English version)''']]		* [[Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:ManuelEnglish \| '''Assembly Manual, (English version)''']]
	* [[Projets:SolderStationWEnglish\| A quick general presentation of the solder station(English version) ]]		* [[Projets:SolderStationWEnglish\| A quick general presentation of the solder station(English version) ]]
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		+
		+	== '''Firmware''' ==
		+
		+	The Arduino code supervising the temperature regulation is the work of Yann "Dyblast", inspired by the work of Martin “DC3MKB” Kumm. Yann has done a fantastic job cleaning and optimizing the code, including significant changes. And especially:
		+
		+	* A permanent control routine of the PWM output with a safety function preventing any thermal overrun and giving the user an idea of the duty cycle in progress
		+	* An optional color LCD extension that shows both the effective temperature, the param. Set temperature and the precise pwm ration.. all that stuff in real time.
		+	* The ability to choose several hardware platforms ranging from the original DC3MKB to the Electrolab PCB (different from the original version because of miniaturization given by the "Nano" and routing design simplicity)
		+	* The use of a rotary encoder for the temperature setting, considered more ergonomic than the two "up-down" pushbuttons (the Display PCB allows both supports: up/down buttons and rotary encoder)
		+
		+	The sources are available on Github, to the following address
		+
		+	https://github.com/diorcety/SolderStation/tree/master/SolderStation
		+
		+	[[File: Github.PNG \| 800px \| left \|]]
		+	<br style="clear: both" />
		+
		+	The "hardware guys" who don’t want to deal with computer things must download the entire contents of this repository (button "Dowload Zip" located on the right-hand side of the Github web page) and extract the archive into the User folder / Documents / Arduino / (thus for Windows users). This operation will create 4 separate subdirectories. By default, this path allows the Arduino development interface to automatically retrieve the contents of the "libraries" folder
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		+	[[File: Firm1.PNG \| 800px \| left \|]]
		+	<br style="clear: both" />
		+
		+	Before starting the program compilation, edit the config.h file in the directory SolderStation (notepad ++ or any other editor)
		+
		+	[[File: Firm2.PNG \| 700px \| left \|]]
		+
		+	'''Step 1'''
		+
		+	[[File: Firm3.PNG \| 700px \| center \|]]
		+
		+	'''Step 2'''
		+
		+	[[File: Firm4.PNG \| 700px \| right \|]]
		+
		+	'''Step 3'''
		+	<br style="clear: both" />
		+
		+	... And change the line
		+
		+	// #define Config_name CONFIG_XXX
		+
		+	in
		+
		+	#define config_name CONFIG_ELECTROLAB
		+
		+	In other words, "uncomment" line and specify the desired configuration.
		+
		+	FYI (lines 28 to 30), "CONFIG_DC3MKB" compile the original code by Martin Kumm (Arduino Uno and piggy-back and the display incorporating power electronics), while CONFIG_XXX matches the configuration of Yann " Dyblast "(pinout similar to that of DC3MKB but incompatible with that of Electrolab and LCD color display of the temperature and set points). A third version "Electrolab with color LCD display" is under developpement.
		+
		+	Save your change
		+
		+	Load the program into the Arduino IDE by double clicking on the file
		+	* User / Documents / Arduino / SolderStation.ino
		+
		+
		+	[[File: Firm5.PNG \| 600px \| left \|]]
		+	<br style="clear: both" />
		+
		+	Compile and download your firmware in Arduino (arrow icon "upload")
		+
		+	[[File: Firm6.PNG \| 600px \| left \|]]
		+	<br style="clear: both" />
		+
		+	Note that it is possible to check the firmware during operation by opening a "serial console" window (Ctrl-Shift-M). The temperature set and the actual temperature of the solder tip appears in scrolling mode.
		+
		+	Once this operation is completed, there is one last action must be completed: the LEDoctomy (without anesthesia) of the diode marked "L" on the Arduino (the one driven by the D13 output). This is mandatory because D13 is used by one of the pins of the rotary encoder (or a button "up-down" temperature adjustment). And once the solderstation has been fixed in a “full metal jacket” boxing, the flashing of this candle is not of paramount interest.

Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:FirmwareEnglish - Revision history

Marc: /* Firmware */

Eric at 16:10, 23 July 2015

Marc: /* Firmware */

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Marc at 15:13, 2 July 2015

Marc: /* Firmware */

Marc at 12:12, 2 July 2015

Marc at 11:41, 2 July 2015

Marc: Created page with " Six pages du Wiki et deux fichiers sont associées à ce manuel : * Projets:Lab:2015:SolderStation:Firmware| Les instructions de chargeme..."

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