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5. Upload firmware using VSCode with PlattformIO plugin
6. Calibrate axis
Also check out the setup guide for new devices: [Setup Guide](documentation/setup_guide.md)
Also check out the setup guide for new devices: [Setup Guide](documentation/setup_guide/setup_guide.md)
## ✨NEW: Hardware Version 4.0
A new version of the hardware has been released, fixing several issues with the previous design:
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- Accurate ball position heavily dependet on print quality and corner rounding
- Rubber bands could not be changed or removed once glued in.
A video about the improved ball joint and linkage manufactoring process can be found on YT: [Better Ball Joints for the Open Micro-Manipulator](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM2KXvRGmpg)
A video about the improved ball joint and linkage manufactoring process can be found on YouTube: [Better Ball Joints for the Open Micro-Manipulator](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM2KXvRGmpg)
Also the FreeCAD model was restructured and improved and now includes all pins and fasteners. It now provides a reference for all required mechanical parts.
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1. **Was the mechanical limit pin added to the rotor?**
This pin is required for proper homing of the device.
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<img src="mechanical_limit_pin.jpg" alt="Mechanical Limit Pin" width="20%">
</div>
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<img src="mechanical_limit_pin.jpg" alt="Mechanical Limit Pin" width="30%">
</div>
2. **Are the screws that secure the rotor to the motor shaft installed?**
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You can use the calibration plotter to check if your encoders are working as expected.
On the left you see a good calibration on the right a bad calibration.
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<img src="good_calibration.jpg" alt="GoodCalibration" width="49%">
<img src="bad_calibration.jpg" alt="BadCalibration" width="49%">
</div>
| <img src="good_calibration.jpg"> | <img src="bad_calibration.jpg"> |
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| **Good calibration** | **Bad calibration** |
THIS DOCUMENT IS UNFINISHED AND WORK IN PROGRESS...