Ekobots - Ciclop 3D Scanner shield for Arduino.

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Ciclop 3D Scanner shield for Arduino. 2 Versions, choose the best for you: Arduino Uno; Arduino Nano; For use with objects: The Cliclop 3D Scanner by bqLabs:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:740357 Ekobots - Beholder 3D Scanner.http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1161366 Information and manuals:http://www.bq.com/gb/support/ciclop Firmware:http://github.com/bqlabs/horus-fw Software:http://github.com/bqlabs/horus Observations: The Arduino Uno version is a simple derivation of:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:771552 I just removed the bridge, all on board, no wires. The Arduino Nano version is the same schematic. Just use sockets for the Arduino Nano and the Pololu Drive. Thanks Jesse_Blue. Attention: Print the arduino uno shield at 33% of .PDF original size. It is 68.6mm x 53.3mm and the pins distance is 2.54mm. Print the arduino nano shield at 28% of the .PDF original size. It is just, 43.18mm x 15.24 and the pins distance is 2.54mm. Print a scratch in normal paper and put the arduino board over it to verify the pins alignment. I do not know why the Fritzing create the .PDF with different aspect ratio. All you need: 1x 10K ohms resistor; 1x 100uF 50V capacitor; 1x ULN2003 CI; 1x Breadboard; Lots of male pines for breadboard; Lots of female headers for breadboard; 1x Arduino board (Uno or Nano); 1x Pololu motor driver; 3x Jumper for pololu driver microstep setup. If you are making the Arduino Nano version: 1x female connector for power supply 12v 2a; If your Arduino use the chip CH340/CH341 for serial communication, see the last images to configure the Horus 3D scanner software.File: "C:\Program Files\Horus\src\horus\gui\main.py" That is all.