Great vide this helps a lot with setting in the board. I can connect now but my motors just click and doesn’t move. I think I’m going to check my current setup now. Thanks for making this video
So I have been following your series from the very beginning. I have been learning a lot. At first I was going to use cnc sheild + arduino uno on my custom diode laser engraver but I am thinking about using the mks dlc32 because I can use tmc2209. My design is corexy, so my question to you: did you install a fresh grbl build on this board or did you use the firmware provided by mks? Do you have any resource you can point me to on how to flash grbl to this board using corexy kinematics? Or At least the pinout that I can use with FluidNC, I can not find it anywhere. Thank you so much
@@brakthehun Anthony! Much appreciated. I have just ordered the MKS DLC32 now. Your series have been really great in helping flattening my learning curve to CNC Laser.
just received dlc32 ts35-r and mks ts24 grbl says connected but steppers don't move at all. TS24 display looks like the writing is reversed. Any ideas? Can you refer me to someone? Thanks in advance
Good day, First of all I was following the lasergrbl buld and was able to setup my diy 40watt co2 laser with those totorials, thank you very much. I would like to know if this board can control my 40watt co2 power supply? (K40 type 2) with white terminals , laser off above 3volts and laser on on 0.3 -3volts. Your assistance would be highly appreciated
@@brakthehun thank you for the reply, I used a NPN transistor with the CNC Shield and it worked perfectly for about a month but then then the arduino got fried on pin 11 for some reason beyond my understanding, how else can the signal be inverted? Is it possible via software?
hi Iam Sangeark Kim from Korea 3 months ago I bought 3018max metal cnc machine. It was damaged by an electric shock on the controler board. Then I bought the MKS ESP32 GRBL Control Board with 2209 chip. After installing the firmware program, the Com3 port was also connected normally. In the Candel Grbl program, it moves along the x, y, and z axes. However, if you press the PLAY button in the product processing program, the connection is immediately cut off. I'm in a panic and don't know what to do please help
After following your Video (this Video) there's something pretty wrong now. I'm not an expert at all. I managed to flash FluidNC onto my DLC32 like you showed in your other video. Thx for that !! But after I put in my Wifi SSID + PW the responds in LaserGRBL is all cryptic letter salad and no more $-commands are possible. Note: The Board is not built into a machine. I tried to flash the board again but I still got that issue. then I ran the erase.bat to clear the ROM and flashed FluidNC again but still get back to were I was. What the heck went wrong here ? Actually I don't need that fancy wifi stuff. I just need it to work on a com port. Greatfull for any hint !
I have the MKS DLC32 v2.1-003 and i can tell you now, DO NOT use wifi on these boards to send g-code. the wifi with die, and cause watchdog to reset the board, essentially losing your place, and ruining the project. The issue is WIFI + GRBL processing Gcode to step pulses = computational limit is being reached, this causes watchdog to reset the ESP32 When using USB, i had zero issues, so i attached a Raspberry PI to the USB so i can use the device wirelessly, without all of the headaches with the WIFI stuffing up the works on the ESP32
I am starting with this board and appreciate your tip, I have experimented with ESPXX mcu kits and suspected it might be overdoing it. Would be great if this board came with ethernet port.
Great vide this helps a lot with setting in the board. I can connect now but my motors just click and doesn’t move. I think I’m going to check my current setup now. Thanks for making this video
How do you connect external stepper dirvers, like Gecko 250, 5v,gnd,s,d
So I have been following your series from the very beginning. I have been learning a lot. At first I was going to use cnc sheild + arduino uno on my custom diode laser engraver but I am thinking about using the mks dlc32 because I can use tmc2209. My design is corexy, so my question to you: did you install a fresh grbl build on this board or did you use the firmware provided by mks? Do you have any resource you can point me to on how to flash grbl to this board using corexy kinematics? Or At least the pinout that I can use with FluidNC, I can not find it anywhere. Thank you so much
I will do a video tomorrow on this.
@@brakthehun Anthony! Much appreciated. I have just ordered the MKS DLC32 now. Your series have been really great in helping flattening my learning curve to CNC Laser.
There you go!!
just received dlc32 ts35-r and mks ts24 grbl says connected but steppers don't move at all. TS24 display looks like the writing is reversed. Any ideas? Can you refer me to someone?
Thanks in advance
do you know a way to enable wifi on boot after you first setup wifi?
Hello, i have a 24v 20w very powerful lazer. Would my 20w lazer work with this module? Thanks.
Good day, First of all I was following the lasergrbl buld and was able to setup my diy 40watt co2 laser with those totorials, thank you very much. I would like to know if this board can control my 40watt co2 power supply? (K40 type 2) with white terminals , laser off above 3volts and laser on on 0.3 -3volts. Your assistance would be highly appreciated
It certainly can. You may have to invert the control signal or use an NPN transistor with thise power supplies.
@@brakthehun thank you for the reply, I used a NPN transistor with the CNC Shield and it worked perfectly for about a month but then then the arduino got fried on pin 11 for some reason beyond my understanding, how else can the signal be inverted? Is it possible via software?
hi Iam Sangeark Kim from Korea
3 months ago I bought 3018max metal cnc machine.
It was damaged by an electric shock on the controler board. Then I bought the MKS ESP32 GRBL Control Board with 2209 chip.
After installing the firmware program, the Com3 port was also connected normally. In the Candel Grbl program, it moves along the x, y, and z axes.
However, if you press the PLAY button in the product processing program, the connection is immediately cut off. I'm in a panic and don't know what to do please help
Can you manually turn on the spindle??
M3S1000
After following your Video (this Video) there's something pretty wrong now.
I'm not an expert at all. I managed to flash FluidNC onto my DLC32 like you showed in your other video. Thx for that !! But after I put in my Wifi SSID + PW the responds in LaserGRBL is all cryptic letter salad and no more $-commands are possible. Note: The Board is not built into a machine. I tried to flash the board again but I still got that issue. then I ran the erase.bat to clear the ROM and flashed FluidNC again but still get back to were I was. What the heck went wrong here ? Actually I don't need that fancy wifi stuff. I just need it to work on a com port.
Greatfull for any hint !
so im going to be using this board to run my dyi 10w ttl laser. can i use the spare 12/24v port to run a fan to cool the drivers?
Yup. As long as it's not a huge current draw (~2amps or less)
@@brakthehun not much just 50 mm. .10a. like your channel. just subscribed. great info.
What is the port number for the IP address?
Everything is going well, until I put on "$radio" . Get error.
Anyone knows how to solve this?
cách nạp GRBL cho bo mạch này sao bạn?
Thanks!
I push pause on wifi. The axitis pausd but laser stay working.
What version FluidNC do you have?? Do you have a laser defined??
@@brakthehun lightburn v 1.4 and Grbl mks dlc32
Can the board support 80w laser tree module
Yup!! I have two boards running the laser tree module.
@@brakthehun I'm totally new to it....after build it ...those configuration is rocket science
Please can you make video on it set up with the machine size and all
@@brakthehun laser tree module has 3 wires for the laser...please how many laser input terminal the board get.....
I wan to use DLC 32 v2.1. With laser tree LT 80 AA module
oh That's how I do it. Low key thinking about controlling my laser from a ps4. lol
I have the MKS DLC32 v2.1-003 and i can tell you now, DO NOT use wifi on these boards to send g-code. the wifi with die, and cause watchdog to reset the board, essentially losing your place, and ruining the project.
The issue is WIFI + GRBL processing Gcode to step pulses = computational limit is being reached, this causes watchdog to reset the ESP32
When using USB, i had zero issues, so i attached a Raspberry PI to the USB so i can use the device wirelessly, without all of the headaches with the WIFI stuffing up the works on the ESP32
I usually put FluidNC on these boards which manages the telnet connection well. That's good to know though.
@@brakthehun didn't know this that's a +1 for fluid
I am starting with this board and appreciate your tip, I have experimented with ESPXX mcu kits and suspected it might be overdoing it. Would be great if this board came with ethernet port.