Jerome,
i work in the Winter on Adapter with a PIC-Controller in serial-com. with the Arduino dll.
On the Adapter i will create the PWM and the Driver for the Hotwire.
When the Adapter work's, i will share all Dokument's.
Manfred
Re: Jedicut and Arduino over USB
23[quote=Martin]
Hi ZbigPL,
yes, bascom programs may not fast enough to handle the high baudrate...[/quote]
Thanks, Martin!
With 8 MHz clock didn't work baudrate 115200 but 128000 is OK!
My machne with chip TA8435H now works with USBserial.
I found in my treasure chest some Atmega168 chips.
So I started a few days ago Bascom and it works without any additional components!
Flash is 95% free. I must to think about heat control and so on...
We say "The farther into the forest, the more trees" (read: problems):
1. I have real parameter 0,05 mm/step in Jedicut. Now I must set about 0,003 mm/s. It would be better with real factor.
2. I unsuccesfully try change speed of wire. Where is snag?:S
3. I have not tried "Pause". It will work?
4. I'm dreaming about "End of transmision" (for example "A2" in Your 2byte convention)
Hi ZbigPL,
yes, bascom programs may not fast enough to handle the high baudrate...[/quote]
Thanks, Martin!
With 8 MHz clock didn't work baudrate 115200 but 128000 is OK!
My machne with chip TA8435H now works with USBserial.
I found in my treasure chest some Atmega168 chips.
So I started a few days ago Bascom and it works without any additional components!
Flash is 95% free. I must to think about heat control and so on...
We say "The farther into the forest, the more trees" (read: problems):
1. I have real parameter 0,05 mm/step in Jedicut. Now I must set about 0,003 mm/s. It would be better with real factor.
2. I unsuccesfully try change speed of wire. Where is snag?:S
3. I have not tried "Pause". It will work?
4. I'm dreaming about "End of transmision" (for example "A2" in Your 2byte convention)
ZbigPL
Re: Jedicut and Arduino over USB
24Hi ZbigPL,
I sent you a PM concerning the points 1 and 2 (You may have something configured wrong).
-- "Pause" works, but the commands already sent to the micro controller and stored in the command buffer can't be unsent, so they will be executed, but then jedicut stops the transmission of commands.
-- You can use the command A0 (all motors off) for the "End of transmission command". It will be sent every time as last command.
Martin
I sent you a PM concerning the points 1 and 2 (You may have something configured wrong).
-- "Pause" works, but the commands already sent to the micro controller and stored in the command buffer can't be unsent, so they will be executed, but then jedicut stops the transmission of commands.
-- You can use the command A0 (all motors off) for the "End of transmission command". It will be sent every time as last command.
Martin
Re: Jedicut and Arduino over USB
25[quote=Martin]
I sent you a PM concerning the points 1 and 2 (You may have something configured wrong).
[/quote]
Thank you. Of course, a lack the knowledge.
I sent you a PM concerning the points 1 and 2 (You may have something configured wrong).
[/quote]
Thank you. Of course, a lack the knowledge.
ZbigPL
Re: Jedicut and Arduino over USB
26hello martin :-)
my English is by google translator :-)
I am not expert, but I could not find software for arduino
let alone the plugin to jedicut :-(
you may post the complete package for beginners
like me?
thanks :-)
my English is by google translator :-)
I am not expert, but I could not find software for arduino
let alone the plugin to jedicut :-(
you may post the complete package for beginners
like me?
thanks :-)
Re: Jedicut and Arduino over USB
27Hello apone4,
I don't have computer non but tonight or tomorrow I will post a link to download a zip file.
Where do you come from ?
Have a nice day
I don't have computer non but tonight or tomorrow I will post a link to download a zip file.
Where do you come from ?
Have a nice day

Jerome
Re: Jedicut and Arduino over USB
28Hello,
May this could work with an Arduino Nano board ?? it's more cheap : 10$ on Hobbyking...And so small that it could be integrated in the câble with sink, between CNC interface and PC...
I'll try
May this could work with an Arduino Nano board ?? it's more cheap : 10$ on Hobbyking...And so small that it could be integrated in the câble with sink, between CNC interface and PC...
I'll try

Re: Jedicut and Arduino over USB
29Hi Vincent !
When can you try this solution ? I'm waiting for it :p
When can you try this solution ? I'm waiting for it :p
Jerome
Re: Jedicut and Arduino over USB
30Hi,
the arduino nano has the same microcontroller as the uno. So I'm sure, that it will work. I have planned to buy a handful of this cheap boards from hobbyking, too. So maybe we can together develop an arduino powered interface cable? The software should be useable as it is.
Martin
the arduino nano has the same microcontroller as the uno. So I'm sure, that it will work. I have planned to buy a handful of this cheap boards from hobbyking, too. So maybe we can together develop an arduino powered interface cable? The software should be useable as it is.

Martin