The eShop is now online. It can be found here. Thank you for your feedback, your interest and your patience! Here is a picture of one of the boards that is waiting to be send out to you:
miniEngine
An open-source, Arduino based intervalometer and multi-axis motion-control system for time-lapse and video photography.
So cool !
ordered !
: )
Got the board today
good job very nice piece thanks !
will order soon, just asking my friends if they need also one 😉
okay just ordered 4 shields, hope this supports your work a bit 🙂
iam also looking forward to improve your software with bulb ramping in the near future ..
Just bought mine!! Thanks Airic!
One more question Airic, since this will be my first Arduino project, could you post photos of the entire assembly including your miniE shield? An instructional video would be amazing.
I’ll send some photos and a little how to during the next days.
Add me to the list 😉
Hello, the documentation is now online!
Hello Airic,
greetings from Greece.
I just received the shield and that’s great.
Unfortunately i have some questions but i will wait till you post the how to and info guide.ty
Theodoros
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hi !
I’m about to finish the dolly, Airic, just a little question… Where can I connect my external battery for the stepper ? (12V /800mA).
I’m using a 12V/4A battery for timelapse in the field.
Can I have the same power source for all the board and the stepper directly plugged by the arduino jack barrel ?
Thanks …
I mean +M and GND on the easy driver board …by external power
Thanks for asking Raphael, I’m needing to know the same thing.
Yes, you can simply use the Arduino barrel input. This will power the whole system – the Arduino itself, the miniE shield and thus the motor driver as well as the LCD shield. My setup looks exactly like this.
Regards,
Airic
That’s how I have mine set up but I don’t seem to be getting enough power to the stepping motor. I can feel it “energize” when it gets the signal but it barely vibrates. Doesn’t turn at all. I’ve experimented with the current adjustment on the EasyDriver board but still nothing. I feel like I’m missing something.
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