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Processing IDE Version 3.1.1: 2. Inkscape Version 0.48.5. Download It From Here: 3. GRBL Controller (Optional)

Processing IDE version 3.1.1 is software that can send G-Codes to an Arduino to enable CNC control. Inkscape version 0.48.5 is software that can generate G-Codes with the help of the MakerBot Unicorn plugin. The document also mentions Grbl as an optional controller, the L293D motor driver shield, LMD18200 motor driver IC, and provides details on how servo motors have a white/yellow/orange signal wire, a red power wire, and a black ground wire.

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Processing IDE Version 3.1.1: 2. Inkscape Version 0.48.5. Download It From Here: 3. GRBL Controller (Optional)

Processing IDE version 3.1.1 is software that can send G-Codes to an Arduino to enable CNC control. Inkscape version 0.48.5 is software that can generate G-Codes with the help of the MakerBot Unicorn plugin. The document also mentions Grbl as an optional controller, the L293D motor driver shield, LMD18200 motor driver IC, and provides details on how servo motors have a white/yellow/orange signal wire, a red power wire, and a black ground wire.

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Software which is used in CNC

1. Processing IDE version 3.1.1:

 The software that will enable us send G-Codes into the Arduino is called Processing.

2. Inkscape version 0.48.5. Download it from here:

 Software which can help us generates a G-Code.


 MakerBot Unicorn plugin

3. Grbl controller (optional)

Driver

L293D motor driver shield and LMD18200 from National is another motor driver IC.

Servos are neat devices that move a motor to a specific position based on
a
signal from the microcontroller.

All servo motors have three wires:

1. White (or sometimes yellow or orange) wire for receiving the


signal,
2. Red power wire, and
3. Black ground wire.

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