Sure, thanks.My goal right now is to get Qt python running on the Bone so that it will output Gcode per mouse movement to the USB serial port [to which tiny g will be connected].
Did you ask Ed if there is electronics that will need to be controlled beyond? Like nozzle selnoids or limit switches? I'm not sure if TinyG handles all of that directly or if it will require some handling via the BeagleBone's GPIO to trigger mosfet or relays and read digital inputs from switches.Another task I have meant to finish: I had started a layout in EAGLE layout to have a simple board with 0603 LEDs and resistors and DC barrell jack. It would spell PS1 like:= = = = = = = == = = == = = = = = == = == = = = = = =
I was then going to send it off to OSH Park to get made. Prob still time for that given the 19th. Regardless it would be good to have a completed EAGLE board layout file which can be run through the EAGLE to Centroid ULP (https://github.com/boardforge/boardforge/blob/master/eaglecentroidgenerator.ulp).I still need to figure out how to translate that from Centroid file to Gcode (open to ideas).Thanks,Drew