On 2/18/2018 8:33 PM, Richard Thornton wrote:
> Actually I found a post from Charles Steinkuehler saying that it isn't a
> 74CBTLV3861 it's a SN74CBTD3861DW which seems to add level shifting, I
> think the G540 is tolerant of 3.3 or 5v?
The chips serve to limit the voltage seen by the FPGA on
Fusion 360 from autodesk is $2500 for a commercial licence for one year,
and it can do 5-axis swarf and contour following. They will also
practically give it to you for personal use. Otherwise, RhinoCAM is pretty
good at $10k, then things travel into the stratosphere at $20k+ (check out
hmm... no luck yet.
Of course I could live with a script doing the echo "$GPIONR" >
/sys/class/gpio/export etc. for all pru output pins, but I'd rather
like to know what is going on.
The thing is that on a 4.9.81-bone-rt-r9 kernel on jessie the exact same
thing happens, pru does not toggle
the
On 2/18/2018 6:11 PM, Richard Thornton wrote:
>
> Should I use the Terasic, also I see the DE0-Nano_DB25, do I need that with
> the G540, if I do, is it possible to have the board made up with the
> components installed (I was thinking of using jumper wires from the Terasic
> directly to a
hmm... no luck yet.
Of course I could live with a script doing the echo "$GPIONR" >
/sys/class/gpio/export etc. for all pru output pins, but I'd rather
like to know what is going on.
The thing is that on a 4.9.81-bone-rt-r9 kernel on jessie the exact same
thing happens, pru does not toggle
the
