This shield plugs into a standard Arduino, such as the Uno with the Arduino pins connected to a 26 pin IDE dual inline socket. A ribbon cable with a 26 pin IDE on one end and a DB 25 pin IDE on the other can be used to connect the shield to a typical breakout board. The pinout is chosen to match the SainSmart ST-V6 breakout though it may match others. The DB pins for the X,Y,Z and A are pretty standard. The Enable is normally on pin 1, but some have it on 14.
The schematic shown below includes a complete pinout for the DB, IDE and Arduino. The schematic was done with the free schematic capture program, TinyCad.
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Arduino GRBL Connector shield schematic using TinyCad |
In this blog we will include a breakout of our own design with connectors instead of terminal blocks and a driver board using Pololu type driver plugins. Both will use the 25 pin DB male connector even though many USA made breakout designs use a female connector.
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