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Add GCODE devices to the link factory #26
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this will let the gcode device tell the controllers above how to deal with it. #26
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To cause the serial coms to start up reliably you need to send a M105 first thing after connection. #26
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the gcode devices needing to be in mm #26
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It would be nice to be ale to add gcode devices to the LinkFactory. THis would let users define creatures with stepper drives from 3d printers for the controllers.
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