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Many thanks that makes sense. I could see the jumpers for your external drivers on your tango board short video. I will diagram my setup. Still don't understand how the Tangnano9k is powered and the purpose of the jumpers on the board. Maybe I will look at the schematic and see how it works. Also my test TB6600 drivers take 5v. control signals. |
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to power the fpga, you can use the 5V pins next to the spi-connector, or for directly via the USB port on the TangNano9K. |
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Hello Oliver |
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Okay so tested it again and this time the Output folder was fully populated but did get the following errors: kam@kzbuntu: |
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Thank you |
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Hi Oliver a few, perhaps silly questions!
Just noticed in the connectors.md You have suggested 5 pin connectors, while the Tango board has 4 pin connectors for the Joints. What would be a modification in wiring? (Most external drivers have 6 wire inputs perhaps with 2 control inputs being ground.)
What is the jumpers, for, in the image below? Is it power select?
Is there a sample wiring image for say a 3 axis mill with maybe ,TB6600 or similar and how is the tangnano9k board powered?
Many thanks for your help.
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