Trinamic Driver Status
At power on, all SPI drivers get a communication test. The results are sent to the serial port. If the test failed, possible issues are printed. Here are the three possible messages.
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[MSG:X Trinamic driver test passed]
[MSG:Y Trinamic driver test failed. Check connection]
[MSG:Y Trinamic driver test failed. Check motor power]
Show Extended $$ Settings
These are $$ setting extended from regular Grbl. By default they do not display to prevent confusing GUI senders. To see them you had to #define SHOWEXTENDEDSETTING. Now there is a $+ command.
The changes are on the Devt branch and will be moved to master soon.
评论 (2)
#2 – bdring 于 2020-01-17
@shreeramlive The $T is a good idea, but the problem with Trinamic drivers is there are so many features, there is no easy way to make them all available. I think for now, I will implement advanced features in a machine specific file. All the features needed for a specific machine will be placed in a my_machine.cpp file.
I am doing this on the https://github.com/bdring/Grbl_Esp32/issues/317
#1 – shreeramlive 于 2020-01-16
Hi @bdring, It would be nice to have some feature like
$Tto check the status of Trinamic drivers when required.Step Interpolation is also a nice feature of the new Trinamic drivers. Can this be implemented in
Grbl_ESP32Thanks a lot! @bdring