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ColorCNC Colorlight 5A-75E/5A-75B as FPGA controller board
EDIT: ok so i tried without the eth: and now it works. Thank you !
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github.com/Peter-van-Tol/LiteX-CNC/blob/....0_i12o14p6s6e6.json
or 11-add-external-extensions-to-litexcnc
github.com/Peter-van-Tol/LiteX-CNC/blob/...75b_v8.0_i24o32.json
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EDIT:5A-75E Version 8.2
I spotted a new FPGA in the wild. I received a version 8.2 of the 5A-75E. It took me some time to get it talking to LinuxCNC, but that was my fault. If you receive such an FPGA, you can use the firmware for the version 6.0 as the pin-out seems to be the same. The only difference seems to be a higher speed grade for the FPGA.
It seems that there are some differences in the board definition.
There can be found in the litex folder
/litex/litex-boards/litex_boards/platforms/colorlight_5a_75e.py
maybe you can add or change the Pins for your needs
I found some information which says that the V6 should fit the V8 pinout.
github.com/q3k/chubby75/commit/0d1d55fee...bc2f96bbd8197571314d
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I attached the link for STL.
www.dropbox.com/s/t3pujahn34qkd9j/Colorlight-5A-75B-PF.stl?dl=0
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cd LiteX-CNC
git checkout 11-add-external-extensions-to-litexcnc
pip3 install ./ litexcnc[cli]
It is discussed here:
github.com/Peter-van-Tol/LiteX-CNC/issues/15
This the method I use.
Please note take note of the info on this page for installing\building the driver
github.com/Peter-van-Tol/LiteX-CNC/tree/...compiling-the-driver
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I have uninstalled sudo pip3 install -- extra index url test.pypi.org/simple/ For installations like litexcnc [cli]=0.9.0a5, error messages may still pop up
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Replacing it with the debian10 litexcnc branch can install it. It was just installed under debian11 and keeps making mistakes,
There was an error installing lite. I used to install lite in the OPT directory and have also compiled firmware. Now, when I switch to the lite CNC of this branch, there is a lite installation error
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I keep to the 11-add-external-extensions-to-litexcnc branch as you don't need to give a path to a config file when loading the driver. This is the branch I've been helping Peter on for installing the driver.
I usually use Bookworm book did notice with an earlier Debian version I had to upgrade pip (or pip3) and setup tools. BTW with Linuxcnc 2.9, if you have done a recent checkout or pull, you no longer need to give a path to the modules directory.
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