nanoDLP

Hello all,

Some of you, who remember me, may know, that I have been using a trinamic control board to control the motor due to noise with the regular drivers.
There were a couple of problems with this solution:

- driver board is kind of expensive (about 100 Eur), since it's 3 axis.
- I had to write custom firmware, since it doesn't support gcode.
- it had to be wired up with a USB-Serial adapter, another possible point of failure
- i couldn't use nanodlp's Z Calibration features

Now, I present to you, the best of all worlds: Silent Step Stick!

It's a absolutely noiseless Trinamic driver in a stepstick compatible format. Now i can natively drive the motor in nanodlp.
There are a couple of things to read to configure the correct microstepping but the pins for voltage and enable etc. are compatible with other modules, so this whould work with shahin's schematics too.

https://github.com/watterott/SilentStepStick

http://www.watterott.com/index.php?page … &info=4107

just to hear the difference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNAHOOolHWw

disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with watterott shop or Trinamic. I just like the product ^^