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6 years 5 months ago #168192
by marian
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Thanks for your effort on this project. I really like it!
Looks very promising to me. Documentation looks also great.
In my opinion it would suit the gap between Laptop+GRBL and full sized LCNC(+MESA) quite well.
Just ordered an orangepi zero plus 2 H3 (due to emmc and no need for a lot of IOs).
Hope the 512Mb Ram is enough.
I am looking forward to test this on my mills and mini-lathe.
Besides closed loop, an encoder module would allow for threading on the lathe/mill as well as rigid tapping.
PWMgen would also be useful to people who use some of these 0-10V controllable spindles from Kress/AMB or Mafell (mostly Europe).
Sadly i am not a experienced programmer, but i will dig into your code and try to understand how it works.
I will also try to keep up on your thread on cnc-club.ru via google translate...
Keep up the good work!
Looks very promising to me. Documentation looks also great.
In my opinion it would suit the gap between Laptop+GRBL and full sized LCNC(+MESA) quite well.
Just ordered an orangepi zero plus 2 H3 (due to emmc and no need for a lot of IOs).
Hope the 512Mb Ram is enough.
I am looking forward to test this on my mills and mini-lathe.
Besides closed loop, an encoder module would allow for threading on the lathe/mill as well as rigid tapping.
PWMgen would also be useful to people who use some of these 0-10V controllable spindles from Kress/AMB or Mafell (mostly Europe).
Sadly i am not a experienced programmer, but i will dig into your code and try to understand how it works.
I will also try to keep up on your thread on cnc-club.ru via google translate...
Keep up the good work!
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6 years 5 months ago #168196
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It seems like the LinuxCNC encoder component would be a good starting
point for encoder support in the attached processor.
point for encoder support in the attached processor.
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6 years 5 months ago #168226
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arisc_pwmgen/arisc_encoder will be added soon..
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6 years 5 months ago - 6 years 5 months ago #168297
by Blake_Volpex
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I've bean looking for a compact setup to use on a small CNC mill.
This looks perfect.
I'm about to order a Orange Pi Plus 2E and some TMC5160TA drivers, that should cover most of my needs.
Edit: I'm not any good with Russian, but I've bean reading through your other thread, it looks like you're working on an Orange H6 board.
But aren't seeing any performance gains.
Right now the H3 board is the best supported, but I wonder which will be better in a month.
This looks perfect.
I'm about to order a Orange Pi Plus 2E and some TMC5160TA drivers, that should cover most of my needs.
Edit: I'm not any good with Russian, but I've bean reading through your other thread, it looks like you're working on an Orange H6 board.
But aren't seeing any performance gains.
Right now the H3 board is the best supported, but I wonder which will be better in a month.
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6 years 5 months ago #168305
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Replied by MX_Master on topic LinuxCNC + Orange Pi
I need more time to add the H5/H6 boards support. And some work is already done. But H2+/H3 is better choice for now
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6 years 5 months ago #168310
by Blake_Volpex
Replied by Blake_Volpex on topic LinuxCNC + Orange Pi
Thanks.
So I'm going to design an interface board.
First version will be pretty basic, but will have four 5A 48v stepper drivers, and some pin protection for end stops etc.
So I'm going to design an interface board.
First version will be pretty basic, but will have four 5A 48v stepper drivers, and some pin protection for end stops etc.
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