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#ifndef PINS_DUETNG_H__
#define PINS_DUETNG_H__
#define NAME "RepRapFirmware for Duet WiFi"
const size_t NumFirmwareUpdateModules = 4; // 3 modules, plus one for manual upload to WiFi module
#define IAP_UPDATE_FILE "iap4e.bin"
#define IAP_FIRMWARE_FILE "DuetWiFiFirmware.bin"
#define WIFI_FIRMWARE_FILE "DuetWiFiServer.bin"
#define WIFI_WEB_FILE "DuetWebControl.bin"
// Default board type
#define DEFAULT_BOARD_TYPE BoardType::DuetWiFi_10
#define SUPPORT_ETHERNET 0 // set nonzero to support embedded web interface over Ethernet
#define SUPPORT_INKJET 0 // set nonzero to support inkjet control
#define SUPPORT_ROLAND 0 // set nonzero to support Roland mill
// The physical capabilities of the machine
const size_t DRIVES = 10; // The number of drives in the machine, including X, Y, and Z plus extruder drives
#define DRIVES_(a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j) { a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j }
const int8_t HEATERS = 8; // The number of heaters in the machine; 0 is the heated bed even if there isn't one
#define HEATERS_(a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h) { a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h }
const size_t MaxDriversPerAxis = 4; // The maximum number of stepper drivers assigned to one axis
const size_t MAX_AXES = 6; // The maximum number of movement axes in the machine, usually just X, Y and Z, <= DRIVES
const size_t MIN_AXES = 3; // The minimum and default number of axes
const size_t DELTA_AXES = 3; // The number of axis involved in delta movement
const size_t CART_AXES = 3; // The number of Cartesian axes
const size_t MaxExtruders = DRIVES - MIN_AXES; // The maximum number of extruders
const size_t NUM_SERIAL_CHANNELS = 2; // The number of serial IO channels (USB and one auxiliary UART)
#define SERIAL_MAIN_DEVICE SerialUSB
#define SERIAL_AUX_DEVICE Serial
const Pin ExpansionStart = 200; // Pin numbers at/above this are on the I/O expander
// The numbers of entries in each array must correspond with the values of DRIVES, AXES, or HEATERS. Set values to NoPin to flag unavailability.
// DRIVES
const Pin GlobalTmcEnablePin = 38; // The pin that drives ENN of all TMC2660 drivers on production boards (on pre-production boards they are grounded)
const Pin ENABLE_PINS[DRIVES] = { 78, 41, 42, 49, 57, 87, 88, 89, 90, 31 };
const bool ENABLE_VALUES[DRIVES] = { false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false, false }; // What to send to enable a drive
const Pin STEP_PINS[DRIVES] = { 70, 71, 72, 69, 68, 66, 65, 64, 67, 91 };
const Pin DIRECTION_PINS[DRIVES] = { 75, 76, 77, 01, 73, 92, 86, 80, 81, 32 };
const bool DIRECTIONS[DRIVES] = { FORWARDS, FORWARDS, FORWARDS, FORWARDS, FORWARDS, FORWARDS, FORWARDS, FORWARDS, FORWARDS, FORWARDS }; // What each axis needs to make it go forwards - defaults
const Pin DueX_SG = 96; // DueX stallguard detect pin = PE0 (was E2_STOP)
const Pin DueX_INT = 17; // DueX interrupt pin = PA17 (was E6_STOP)
// Endstops
// RepRapFirmware only has a single endstop per axis.
// Gcode defines if it is a max ("high end") or min ("low end") endstop and sets if it is active HIGH or LOW.
//const Pin END_STOP_PINS[DRIVES] = { 46, 02, 93, 74, 48, 96, 97, 98, 99, 17 };
const Pin END_STOP_PINS[DRIVES] = { 46, 02, 93, 74, 48, 200, 203, 202, 201, 213 };
// HEATERS
const bool HEAT_ON = false; // false for inverted heater (e.g. Duet v0.6), true for not (e.g. Duet v0.4)
const Pin TEMP_SENSE_PINS[HEATERS] = { 45, 47, 44, 61, 62, 63, 59, 18 }; // Thermistor pin numbers
const Pin HEAT_ON_PINS[HEATERS] = { 19, 20, 16, 35, 37, 40, 43, 15 }; // Heater pin numbers (heater 7 pin TBC)
// Default thermistor parameters
// Bed thermistor: now assuming 100K
// Hot end thermistor: http://www.digikey.co.uk/product-search/en?x=20&y=11&KeyWords=480-3137-ND
const float BED_R25 = 100000.0;
const float BED_BETA = 3988.0;
const float EXT_R25 = 100000.0;
const float EXT_BETA = 4388.0;
// Thermistor series resistor value in Ohms
const float THERMISTOR_SERIES_RS = 4700.0;
// Number of SPI temperature sensors to support
#if SUPPORT_ROLAND
// chrishamm's pin assignments
const size_t MaxSpiTempSensors = 2;
// Digital pins the 31855s have their select lines tied to
const Pin SpiTempSensorCsPins[MaxSpiTempSensors] = { 56, 27 };
#else
const size_t MaxSpiTempSensors = 8;
// Digital pins the 31855s have their select lines tied to
const Pin SpiTempSensorCsPins[MaxSpiTempSensors] = { 28, 50, 51, 52, 24, 97, 98, 99 }; // SPI0_CS1, SPI0_CS2, CS3, CS4, CS5, CS6, CS7, CS8
#endif
// Arduino Due pin number that controls the ATX power on/off
const Pin ATX_POWER_PIN = 79; // Arduino Due pin number that controls the ATX power on/off
// Analogue pin numbers
const Pin Z_PROBE_PIN = 33; // AFE1_AD4/PC1 Z probe analog input
const Pin PowerMonitorVinDetectPin = 36; // AFE1_AD7/PC4 Vin monitor
const Pin PowerMonitor5vDetectPin = 29; // AFE1_AD1/PB3 5V regulator input monitor
const float PowerFailVoltageRange = 11.0 * 3.3; // we use an 11:1 voltage divider
// Digital pin number to turn the IR LED on (high) or off (low)
const Pin Z_PROBE_MOD_PIN = 34; // Digital pin number to turn the IR LED on (high) or off (low) on Duet v0.6 and v1.0 (PB21)
// COOLING FANS
const size_t NUM_FANS = 8;
const Pin COOLING_FAN_PINS[NUM_FANS] = { 55, 58, 00, 212, 207, 206, 205, 204 };
const Pin COOLING_FAN_RPM_PIN = 102; // PB6 on expansion connector
// SD cards
const size_t NumSdCards = 2;
const Pin SdCardDetectPins[NumSdCards] = {53, NoPin};
const Pin SdWriteProtectPins[NumSdCards] = {NoPin, NoPin};
const Pin SdSpiCSPins[1] = {56};
#if SUPPORT_INKJET
// Inkjet control pins
const Pin INKJET_SERIAL_OUT = xx; // Serial bitpattern into the shift register
const Pin INKJET_SHIFT_CLOCK = xx; // Shift the register
const Pin INKJET_STORAGE_CLOCK = xx; // Put the pattern in the output register
const Pin INKJET_OUTPUT_ENABLE = xx; // Make the output visible
const Pin INKJET_CLEAR = xx; // Clear the register to 0
#endif
#if SUPPORT_ROLAND
// Roland mill
const Pin ROLAND_CTS_PIN = xx; // Expansion pin 11, PA12_TXD1
const Pin ROLAND_RTS_PIN = xx; // Expansion pin 12, PA13_RXD1
#endif
// M42 and M208 commands now use logical pin numbers, not firmware pin numbers.
// This next definition defines the highest one.
// This is the mapping from logical pins 60+ to firmware pin numbers
const Pin SpecialPinMap[] =
{
88, 97, 98, 99 // We allow CS5-CS8 to be used because few users need >4 thermocouples or RTDs
};
const Pin DueX5GpioPinMap[] = { 211, 210, 209, 208 }; // GPIO 1-4 on DueX5
const int HighestLogicalPin = 100 + ARRAY_SIZE(DueX5GpioPinMap) - 1; // highest logical pin number on this electronics
// SAM4E Flash locations (may be expanded in the future)
const uint32_t IAP_FLASH_START = 0x00470000;
const uint32_t IAP_FLASH_END = 0x0047FBFF;
// Duet pin numbers to control the WiFi interface
const Pin EspResetPin = 100; // Low on this in holds the WiFi module in reset (ESP_RESET)
const Pin EspEnablePin = 101; // High to enable the WiFi module, low to power it down (ESP_CH_PD)
const Pin EspTransferRequestPin = 95; // Input from the WiFi module indicating that it wants to transfer data (ESP GPIO0)
const Pin SamTfrReadyPin = 94; // Output from the SAM to the WiFi module indicating we can accept a data transfer (ESP GPIO4 via 7474)
const Pin SamCsPin = 11; // SPI NPCS pin, input from WiFi module
// Timer allocation (no network timer on DuetNG)
// TC0 channel 0 is used for FAN2
// TC0 channel 1 is currently unused (may use ift for a heater or a fan)
// TC0 channel 2 is available for us to use
#define STEP_TC (TC0)
#define STEP_TC_CHAN (2)
#define STEP_TC_IRQN TC2_IRQn
#define STEP_TC_HANDLER TC2_Handler
#endif
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