I've finally found a use for SL's "Computer builders' kit" published for, well, SL's plotter. *** Update: Fixed TEST, see main save ***
electronics
plotter
z3thanks
z2tags
z1more
z0no
programmable
collab
printer
r16k1s60
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Well, I've already written the program for it. Now I just have to build it. It'll even need a 8-bit adder, you can imagine what it's going to be like.
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I was going to ask you about that. The plotter can run a lot faster. Normal SPRK full speed.
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In response to the unwanted and obvious "slow" and "veryslow" tags: I'm thinking of adding a buffer between the computer and the plotter interface. That might speed things up a bit.
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Well, I wouldn't say that just yet. Maybe the next model. (*hint hint*)
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R16K1S60 is the raspberry pi of tpt
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what is this subframe stuff?
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Ah. Having worked for so long with subframe stuff made me forget that you can usually rotate things without breaking them. Nice idea.
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you could also rotate the entire plotter 90 degrees counter clockwise so the top is to the left
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@LBPHacker. What about a CRAY(SPRK) interface? or you could build in a FILT unit that extends into the print area from the top of the screen. The printer can just add new circuitry to that.
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this plotter is way more capable than my solid printer. it can print anything that can and a whole lot more. the solid printers do print a whole line at a time but they are terrible to program. this plotter can do all kinds of printing the "ink cartridge" even has room for LBPHacker to modify/add PROPed elements.