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Just a quick question on the TMC2208 driver support in Remora. Does Remora use the step/direction pins for stepping and direction even when a UART RX line is enabled for the TMC2208?
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Correct. The UART connection is used for the configuration of the driver. Once setup the module shuts down the UART connection and the driver uses the step and direction pins.
I have tested velocity mode with the drivers, but this is not implemented in Remora. In this mode the driver velocity and direction is instructed over the serial connection.
On Jan 19, 2022, at 11:16 PM, Scott ***@***.***> wrote:
Correct. The UART connection is used for the configuration of the driver. Once setup the module shuts down the UART connection and the driver uses the step and direction pins.
I have tested velocity mode with the drivers, but this is not implemented in Remora. In this mode the driver velocity and direction is instructed over the serial connection.
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Just a quick question on the TMC2208 driver support in Remora. Does Remora use the step/direction pins for stepping and direction even when a UART RX line is enabled for the TMC2208?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: