Hello All:

Currently working on a Large Sheet Metal Robotic Eyeball project, looking 
to use my DE10-Nano to move the stepper motors for the up and down & Side 
to side eye movement as well as Closing of the eyelids.

Looking for assistance as since machinekit (LinuxCNC) are not my area's of 
expertise.

I have currently followed the instructions on page: 
https://www.machinekit.io/docs/getting-started/u-boot-mksocfpga-altera-initial/

I have successfully installed the SD card image, SSH through the serial 
port as well have a working HDMI display with a functioning desktop.

After several attempts of the machinekit configuration, I am confused which 
one to pick?
Following the above link, At the end of page, the only bitimage files for 
HDMI displays available are for CRAMPS 3x24.
I currently do not have CRAMPS hardware, (unless there are some available 
for purchase).
I would like to connect my Gecko G213V stepper motor drives to the 
DE10-nano.
>From my understating, I should be able to connect these gecko drives 
directly to the output pins of the DE10 using the 5i25 driver (image 
file)????

At this point I am attempted to pick hm2-soc-cramps_no_fw_load, I was able 
to get to the machinekit (linuxcnc) axis screen.
With the software running, I did not notice any HAL logs to the dmesg 
command. is this normal?
Also, I noticed that the Jog speed and Max Velocity are way out of spec?

next steps...

Should I be able to run the PNCconf wizard and select the corresponding 
timings for the Gecko drives?
Or should I be adding these manually to the ini files??

I am confused for the next steps and apologize for being a NOOB, as any 
assistance would be wonderful!

Thanks!
Mike Kennedy

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