S32 alternatives ?
Frogowitsch opened this issue · 7 comments
Hi,
I'm a MAC user and there is no S32 Studio available for my OS. Is there any possibility to compile this outside S32 ? I need to compile the sources for my MKS Base 1.3 and cant find any possibility on a Mac. Installing Windows in a VM is no Option, since i would need to buy Windows first and being a student, thats no option.
What can i do ? If there is no possibility, could someone please compile it and upload the image file ? Hope you can help me.
OK, i see there is a version of MCUXpresso available. Will try this. Seems to be the way, sorry to bother
No way either, LPC1768 is not supported (MCUXpresso cant find any SDK for this Cortex M3. COuld someone help please ? I hope there is a way to use the code, would hate to give up and buy another board...
LPC1768 is not supported
I am using MCUXpresso 11.3.1 for development - and the SDK files needed are included in the download. So you should be able to compile after importing.
Ok, i see. Thank you very much. I was searching for the SDK files before trying to compile :). LOL. Compiling fine, thank you for help.
Where can I ask questions about this driver ? I got all nearly working, my only problems are, that I dont know for example how to configure the stepper current now. Smoothie had an option in its configs.The SBASE 1.3 has no possibility to do this with trimmers and i cant find any function inside GRBL to set the current... Is there a forum you can recommend, i dont want to spam this thread ;).
Where can I ask questions about this driver ?
Here.
how to configure the stepper current
By altering $-settings.
Smoothie had an option in its configs.
Same with grblHAL, and there is help built in. $help sent to the controller that I happen to have connected outputs this:
Help topics:
Commands
Settings
Aux ports
Axis
Control signals
Coolant
General
Homing
Jogging
Limits
Probing
Spindle
Stepper
Tool change
X-axis
Y-axis
Z-axis
ok
$help x-axis this:
---- X-axis:
$100: X-axis travel resolution in step/mm
Travel resolution in steps per millimeter.
$110: X-axis maximum rate in mm/min
Maximum rate. Used as G0 rapid rate.
$120: X-axis acceleration in mm/sec^2
Acceleration. Used for motion planning to not exceed motor torque and lose steps.
$130: X-axis maximum travel in mm
Maximum axis travel distance from homing switch. Determines valid machine space for soft-limits and homing search distances.
ok
You should find the setting number for x-axis current in the output you get since it is generated from the active configuration.
Thank you terjeio, its running now. Perfect. Very nice, you helped so much. Thanks