Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Raspberry Pi for CADCAM CNC? - first task .... realtime RasPi

Hello Kinsa,
Nevermind about the schematic. My mind doesnt function properly
sometimes.. LOL!
Found the schematic before on your Google page:
http://code.google.com/p/picnc/
So I'll get on ordering some parts to prep for any Source Code you might
post to work with the PICnc additional board.
Guess I just need to get "Up-To-Speed" before I excitedly Spout
Questions.. ha!

Vince

On 3/16/2013 11:21 AM, Vince Negrete wrote:
>
> Hi Kinsa,
>
> OK, I will look-over the BOM. Thanks for the PIC part number. Also
> looking for a schematic of sorts then since your not finished with it
> yet, so I could start my DIP version.
> As long as I dont barrage you with questions would you share your
> assembly-info, source-code (if you feel comfortable), and any changes
> you made to what your using as reference?? (like the LinuxCNC Wiki?)
> I'd love to get in on the development phase of that thing.!! Wish I was
> good with programming. I'm a C and C# novice. So I might only be a
> decent Debugger-Guy... That PICNC would be a Fantastic addition to
> the Raspberry world that is so quickly expanding!!
> This last week I ordered my 3rd and 4th unit I'm going to use for two
> other projects. My main reason for involvement in Raspberry Pi
> originally HAS-BEEN to apply my learned C-Programming to real-world apps
> that are Open-Sourced, and it helps me remember long-term much
> better..... Plus the fact that some Arduino SOC boards seem to be very
> HOT and hard to find...
> I guess I better stop Rambling....
> I'll look at the Pic info and see if I can get one together to
> experiment with, and also further my programming.
> Please send me a PM to vnegrete(at)comcast(dot)net if possible and you
> have time.
>
> Regards
> Vince
>
> On 3/16/2013 12:13 AM, kinsamanka@...
> <mailto:kinsamanka%40ymail.com> wrote:
> >
> > > Hope there is a FAQ out there so I dont have to go Googling things
> like
> > > the package names/compilers/etc.. From what I could see quickly
> looking
> > > at it, there is C and Assembly sources in there? I'm assuming it makes
> > > the file you flash to the Pic-32..
> >
> > There is a wiki page. It's not complete yet, just let me know what you
> > need. The firmware is still work in progress. I'm planning to use a
> > bootloader so it can be reprogrammed using the serial port. I'm still
> > porting the bootloader code to compile using the mpide compiler
> > instead of using the compiler provided by microchip.
> >
> > > Another question/Different subject: Where is the BOM so I could
> > > research the Pic by part number and get the Datasheet? I want to put a
> > > DIP version together also unless that 'PicNC' board is available from
> > > someone? Like that it uses the GPIO header and fits perfectly
> > > 'On-Top'... Very Much Not your typical DIY project..... I still
> > > have Wire-Wrap projects still functioning good.. ha!
> > > OK, Now diving back into 'git' to clone the repository.
> >
> > I haven't finished building the DIP version as I'm still waiting for
> > the pcbs to arrive. The BOM for the other one is in the repository.
> > For PICnc Jr (DIP version) I'm using PIC32MX150F128B. This board is
> > geared towards reprap and the small cnc such as shapeoko which uses
> > the nema17 motors. Do note that the firmware is not yet ready for this
> > board.
> >
> > Cheers!
> >
> >
>
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