Releases: Aus3D/RUMBA-Plus
Releases · Aus3D/RUMBA-Plus
v1.4.2A
v1.4
V1.3 was never released, only used for internal prototypes - so this changelog includes the V1.3 and V1.4 changes, so that they may be referred to in one place.
- Board shrunk from 140mm width to 135mm (restored to original RUMBA dimensions)
- Maintains previous mounting layout (same as original RUMBA)
- Power Connector Overhaul
- Swap to higher-quality screw terminals with better ratings
- 15A -> 20A Max. Current
- 12-20AWG -> 10-20AWG
- Swap to higher-quality screw terminals with better ratings
- USB Overhaul
- miniUSB replaced with microUSB
- Attaches more securely to board, harder to damage
- Latching connector harder to accidentally knock out
- More common cables
- ESD protection IC added to USB input
- Replaces discrete TVS diodes
- Offers better protection of D+ and D- lines from ESD damage
- Also offers protection to power/ground rail, which TVS diodes did not
- Shield added to USB pin header, allows for direct connection of 5-pin USB panel-mount sockets
- miniUSB replaced with microUSB
- 5V selection jumper replaced with automatic OR-ing diodes
- No longer any need for user to specify USB or DCDC as 5V source via jumper
- Board will work from either source
- Defaults to DCDC when both are present
- Replace large crystal oscillators with more compact SMD package
- Takes up less board space + improves board routing
- Overhauled 12V regulator
- Newer, more efficient regulator (AOZ1284 replaces LM2596)
- Regulator current-rating improved from 3A -> 4A
- Switching frequency increased from 150kHz to 500kHz (allows smaller inductor / higher inductor current-rating)
- New diode + inductor selected for higher current capability (testing confirms maximum continuous current draw of 2.5A, limited by inductor temperature)
- Now capable of running up to 12V 30W heater, or 12V fans, etc
- More compact layout
- Newer, more efficient regulator (AOZ1284 replaces LM2596)
- Easier troubleshooting
- Indicator LEDs added to USB, 5V_DCDC, 5V, 12V
- Improve board routing
- Routing of high-current traces and pours near power input and heated bed section have been improved
- Microcontroller oscillator circuits re-routed and tidied
- Microcontroller reset circuits re-routed and tidied
- Routing of all stepper-related signals tidied
v1.2
Improvements:
- Improve 5V Regulator
- Change inductor L3 to smaller part with higher current rating
- Change diode D5 to smaller part with higher current rating + simpler footprint
- Improve routing + polygon pours around 5V regulator to improve thermal conductivity to ground plane
- Improve 12V Regulator
- Change inductor L4 to smaller part with higher current rating
- Change diode D8 to smaller part with higher current rating
v1.1
Improvements:
- Change 5V regulator from LT1933 to AOZ1282.
- Higher peak efficiency (95% vs 87%)
- Higher maximum output current (1.2A vs 0.6A)
- Thicken traces / pours relating to heated bed output
- Increase spacing around ISP2 and EXP3 headers for easier access
- Change stepper motor wire labels to match more common cable colours
- Change stepper driver micro-stepping DIP-switch orientations to be more intuitive
Fixes:
- Correct DTR pin for USB comms on ATmega16U2
- Update all screw holes to be uniform, previously were slightly differing sizes
- Correct D8 footprint to correct footprint for MURS320 as per BOM
v1.0
Changes from original RUMBA design:
- Replace PTC fuses with replaceable automotive mini blade fuses
- Quicker response in event of short / reverse-voltage
- Allows > 16V on bed circuit, unlike old design (now full 24V compatibility)
- Change MOSFETs from PSMN7R0-60YS to PSMN1R8-40YLC
- PSMN7R0-60YS is not logic-level compatible, RDSon at 4.5V is not defined
- PSMN1R8-40YLC has much lower RDSon and is logic-level compatible
- Add flyback diodes to each MOSFET-driven output
- Correct LCD connector labelling
- Add 4 x I2C headers for expansion
- Redo placement and routing of decoupling capacitors
- Increase board size to 140x75mm