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Section 4.3 Wiring the Y Unit

Morris Winkler edited this page Feb 28, 2016 · 11 revisions

Section 4 0005

  • Look for the Y endstop cable, which is 58 centimeters long.

  • Connect the end stop. Mind the orientation of the connector. The red wire is on the right where the writing on the PCB says "S" for "signal".


Section 4 0006

  • Search for the Y motor cable, which is 60 centimeters long

  • Connect it to the motor.

  • Lead the endstop cable through the back of the motor and join them at the motor connector

  • Put both cables into the Y Braided Sleeve, which is 39 centimeters long.


Section 4 0015

Section 4 0013
Y-Endstop connector

Section 4 0014
Y-Motor connector

  • Lead the cables in the Braided Sleeve neatly through the hole in the Rumba casing.

  • Connect the Y-Endstop to the "Y minus" in the endstop block. The red wire is at the bottom.

  • Connect the Y-Motor to the Y motor Driver. The black wire goes up.

    • If the colorscheme of your motor cable is red grey yellow green, the red one goes up.


##i3 Berlin
1 Introduction
1.1: History
1.2: Tools and Parts
1.3: Preparing the Casings

2 Assembly of the Y-Unit
2.1: Rods and Power Supply
2.2: Front- and Back- Plate
2.3: Mounting Y-Carriage and Belt

3 Assembly of the XZ-Unit
3.1: Mounting the X-Axis
3.2: Mounting the Z-Axis
3.3: Mounting the Timing Belt
3.4: Assembling the Extruder

4 Wiring
4.1: Wiring the Power Supply
4.2: Wiring the Z-Unit
4.3: Wiring the Y-Unit
4.4: Wiring the X-Axis
4.5: Gluing the Endstop Magnets
4.6: Uploading Firmware
4.7: Wiring the Extruder
4.8: Mounting the Heatbed

Cable Lengths Rumba

5 Calibration
5.1: Testing Functionality
5.2: Calibrating the Y Axis
5.3: Calibrating the X Axis
5.4: Calibrating the Print Platform

6 Printing
6.1: Filament Holder
6.2: Cura
6.3: Kisslicer
6.4: Dual Printing

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