Remora - ethernet NVEM / EC300 / EC500 cnc board

oK lads I have got made a thing.

Hope this will help somehow 
Pinout NVEM v5 RT1052 Remora firmware config pinout
 

Is there any step by step guide how to make nvem board to work?

Edit :
No worries, I've found one on YouTube. It's a shame that there is no official guide on linuxcnc wiki. 

Hi peeps, I have the ec500 v5 and a stlink v2 I'm struggling to find any info on what pins to connect to my st link. My board has GND, SCK, SWD, PRO-B, 3V3 and BOOT.  Many thanks in advance 

Sternfox wrote:

Hi peeps, I have the ec500 v5 and a stlink v2 I'm struggling to find any info on what pins to connect to my st link. My board has GND, SCK, SWD, PRO-B, 3V3 and BOOT.  Many thanks in advance 

You'll need GND, SCK and SWD and have the board powered from an external source. The ST-Link can't power the board reliably.

Corrected topic subject

Hi all, hi scotta,
I still have a problem with my NVMPG, like in forum.linuxcnc.org/18-computer/44828-rem...rd?start=1710#298883 already stated. I have the same behaviour.
I can control the axis with the NVMPG, switch the axis and scales, but I don't see anything useful on the NVMPG.
Did someone succeed in making the display work?
I use a EC500 with the firmware Remora-RT1052-cpp version 3.1.2.

Regards, hanskuster

Yes, I need to look into this some more. I'm not sure where / how things got broken as we've confirmed that the NVMPG firmware has not changed in recent shipments.

Hi all, today I've tried to flash my nvem (v6), unfortunately without luck. I've got timeout error.
I've used this daplink device :
github.com/wuxx/nanoDAP/blob/master/user_manual_en.md

I've connected nvem to my daplink like that(looking at the nvem from the bottom, so my daplink connectors are on bottom-right) :
1-not connected 
2-tms/io
3-tck/ck
4-gnd 


I've connected external 24v to nvem board. 
I'm not sure what I've done wrong. Can someone please help? 

 

@Ray_TL00 As far as I know you should be able to install Debian 12 on i386:
cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current/i386/iso-cd/

And install the rt kernel: sudo apt install linux-image-rt-686-pae

If it cannot find the kernel you might need to add the arch:
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i686

After installing the kernel, reboot and: sudo apt install linux-headers-$(uname -r)

Then install linuxcnc: sudo apt install linuxcnc-uspace linuxcnc-uspace-dev