Setting up linuxcnc
27 May 2024 09:36 #301553
by yathish
Setting up linuxcnc was created by yathish
Hi, this is Yathish.
I'm trying to run a small Stepper Motor 42SHDC3025-24B using A4988 driver (just one axis). I'm finding it hard to set this up. I'm using raspberry pi 4 with
I'm finding it hard to go further. Whichever resources I refer online is of no use.
Can anyone please help me out with the steps to proceed?
I'm trying to run a small Stepper Motor 42SHDC3025-24B using A4988 driver (just one axis). I'm finding it hard to set this up. I'm using raspberry pi 4 with
- LinuxCNC 2.9.2 Raspberry Pi 4 OS based on Debian Bookworm Raspberry Pi 4 Uspace compatible with Mesa Ethernet and SPI interface boards.
I'm finding it hard to go further. Whichever resources I refer online is of no use.
Can anyone please help me out with the steps to proceed?
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27 May 2024 09:50 #301555
by cornholio
Replied by cornholio on topic Setting up linuxcnc
What have you been trying ?
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27 May 2024 12:26 #301569
by yathish
Replied by yathish on topic Setting up linuxcnc
I want to run the motor which I have mentioned earlier
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28 May 2024 05:06 #301640
by yathish
Replied by yathish on topic Setting up linuxcnc
I want to control stepper motor using linuxcnc, using a4988 driver. IS it possible?
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28 May 2024 10:23 #301653
by cornholio
Replied by cornholio on topic Setting up linuxcnc
Linuxcnc can control any kind of driver that accepts step & direction inputs.
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28 May 2024 11:11 #301658
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Setting up linuxcnc
Start with the stepconf wizard and pretend that you have a parallel port.
Then you will need to edit the HAL file, removing everything that says "parport" and replacing it with a Pi GPIO pin instead.
Use this driver: linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/drivers/hal_gpio.html
Then you will need to edit the HAL file, removing everything that says "parport" and replacing it with a Pi GPIO pin instead.
Use this driver: linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/drivers/hal_gpio.html
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06 Jun 2024 04:34 #302432
by yathish
Replied by yathish on topic Setting up linuxcnc
Thankyou Andy, It worked !
Do you know how to control motors using G-codes?
Do you know how to control motors using G-codes?
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24 Jun 2024 08:34 #303675
by yathish
Replied by yathish on topic Setting up linuxcnc
Thankyou for helping me out. Now I want to use 7 inch display instead of monitor. How to do it. Can I create my own UI like adding logo and changing color of the UI.
Is this possible?. If yes gve me steps to it
Is this possible?. If yes gve me steps to it
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