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reprapfirmware-dc42/DriveMovement.h
David Crocker 611620d689 Version 1.09o-dc42
Implemented F, H and R parameters to M106 command. The second fan output
on a Duet 0.8.5 now defaults to being a thermostatic fan at power up.
Improved speed of file upload to SD card
G32 is now allowed if the printer has not been homed, if there is a
bed.g file
G30 commands are no longer allowed on a delta that has not been homed
M572 parameter P (drive number) replaced by parameter D (extruder
number)
File info requests are now processed in stages to reduce impact on
printing (thanks chrishamm)
Use latest network stack and webserver modules from chrishamm (thanks
chrishamm)
Added Roland mill support (thanks RRP/chrishamm)
Added S parameter (idle timeout) to M18 ans M84 commands (thanks
chrishamm)
Moved I/O pin assignments to separate Pins.h file to more easily support
alternative hardware (thanks dnewman)
Bug fix: filament usage and % print complete figures were incorrect when
absolute extruder coordinates were used
Bug fix: file-based print estimate was occasionally returned as 'inf'
which caused the web interface to disconnect
Bug fix: M666 now flags all towers as not homed
Bug fixes to extruder pressure compensation (M572 command).
2015-12-27 21:04:02 +00:00

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/*
* DriveMovement.h
*
* Created on: 17 Jan 2015
* Author: David
*/
#ifndef DRIVEMOVEMENT_H_
#define DRIVEMOVEMENT_H_
class DDA;
// Struct for passing parameters to the DriveMovement Prepare methods
struct PrepParams
{
float decelStartDistance;
uint32_t startSpeedTimesCdivA;
uint32_t topSpeedTimesCdivA;
uint32_t decelStartClocks;
uint32_t topSpeedTimesCdivAPlusDecelStartClocks;
uint32_t accelClocksMinusAccelDistanceTimesCdivTopSpeed;
float compFactor;
};
enum class DMState : uint8_t
{
idle = 0,
moving = 1,
stepError = 2
};
// This class describes a single movement of one drive
class DriveMovement
{
public:
bool CalcNextStepTimeCartesian(const DDA &dda, size_t drive, bool live);
bool CalcNextStepTimeDelta(const DDA &dda, size_t drive, bool live);
void PrepareCartesianAxis(const DDA& dda, const PrepParams& params, size_t drive);
void PrepareDeltaAxis(const DDA& dda, const PrepParams& params, size_t drive);
void PrepareExtruder(const DDA& dda, const PrepParams& params, size_t drive, bool doCompensation);
void ReduceSpeed(const DDA& dda, float inverseSpeedFactor);
void DebugPrint(char c, bool withDelta) const;
// Parameters common to Cartesian, delta and extruder moves
// The following only need to be stored per-drive if we are supporting elasticity compensation
uint64_t twoDistanceToStopTimesCsquaredDivA;
uint32_t startSpeedTimesCdivA;
int32_t accelClocksMinusAccelDistanceTimesCdivTopSpeed; // this one can be negative
uint32_t topSpeedTimesCdivAPlusDecelStartClocks;
// These values don't depend on how the move is executed, so are set by Init()
uint32_t totalSteps; // total number of steps for this move
uint8_t drive; // the drive that this DM controls
DMState state; // whether this is active or not
bool direction; // true=forwards, false=backwards
uint8_t stepsTillRecalc; // how soon we need to recalculate
// These values change as the step is executed
uint32_t nextStep; // number of steps already done
uint32_t nextStepTime; // how many clocks after the start of this move the next step is due
uint32_t stepInterval; // how many clocks between steps
DriveMovement *nextDM; // link to next DM that needs a step
// Parameters unique to a style of move (Cartesian, delta or extruder). Currently, extruders and Cartesian moves use the same parameters.
union MoveParams
{
struct CartesianParameters // Parameters for Cartesian and extruder movement, including extruder pre-compensation
{
// The following don't depend on how the move is executed, so they could be set up in Init()
uint64_t twoCsquaredTimesMmPerStepDivA; // 2 * clock^2 * mmPerStepInHyperCuboidSpace / acceleration
// The following depend on how the move is executed, so they must be set up in Prepare()
uint32_t accelStopStep; // the first step number at which we are no longer accelerating
uint32_t decelStartStep; // the first step number at which we are decelerating
uint32_t reverseStartStep; // the first step number for which we need to reverse direction to to elastic compensation
uint32_t mmPerStepTimesCdivtopSpeed; // mmPerStepInHyperCuboidSpace * clock / topSpeed
// The following only need to be stored per-drive if we are supporting elasticity compensation
int64_t fourMaxStepDistanceMinusTwoDistanceToStopTimesCsquaredDivA; // this one can be negative
} cart;
struct DeltaParameters // Parameters for delta movement
{
// The following don't depend on how the move is executed, so they can be set up in Init
int64_t dSquaredMinusAsquaredMinusBsquaredTimesKsquaredSsquared;
uint32_t reverseStartStep;
int32_t hmz0sK; // the starting step position less the starting Z height, multiplied by the Z movement fraction and K (can go negative)
int32_t minusAaPlusBbTimesKs;
uint32_t twoCsquaredTimesMmPerStepDivAK; // this could be stored in the DDA if all towers use the same steps/mm
// The following depend on how the move is executed, so they must be set up in Prepare()
uint32_t accelStopDsK;
uint32_t decelStartDsK;
uint32_t mmPerStepTimesCdivtopSpeedK;
} delta;
} mp;
static const uint32_t NoStepTime = 0xFFFFFFFF; // value to indicate that no further steps are needed when calculating the next step time
static const uint32_t K1 = 1024; // a power of 2 used to multiply the value mmPerStepTimesCdivtopSpeed to reduce rounding errors
static const uint32_t K2 = 512; // a power of 2 used in delta calculations to reduce rounding errors (but too large makes things worse)
static const int32_t Kc = 1024 * 1024; // a power of 2 for scaling the Z movement fraction
};
#endif /* DRIVEMOVEMENT_H_ */