Thanks.
What Host OS you using?
I am running Linux, And see Two connection options when connected to the USB main port: /dev/ttyACM0 and /dev /ttyACM1.
Coolterm does not connect to either.
But you don't actually use Coolterm, correct?
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Thanks.
What Host OS you using?
I am running Linux, And see Two connection options when connected to the USB main port: /dev/ttyACM0 and /dev /ttyACM1.
Coolterm does not connect to either.
But you don't actually use Coolterm, correct?
I'm using Windows, and that is correct I do not use Coolterm, I use a program I wrote.
I see two com ports on windows, one called Data and one called Control. The Control one is the one I connect to, 115200 baud, and with CTS enabled it seems to be responsive. I actually trigger DTR line high, which causes the G2 to become responsive (where it was silent before)
Win7 or Win8?
I have seen implications that Win8 is too fussy about signing of drivers to use the TinyG driver, I was about to try Win7.
Are you physically connected to the programming USB or the Native USB port on the Due?
Well how about that - I'm in!
There is now a CoolTerm down loadable for Linux.
I opened that, it automagically connected to /dev/ttyACM0 at 9600baud, I upped that to 115200
I am physically connected to the Native USB Port.
The Edge build I have is `[fb] firmware build 71.04
[fv] firmware version 0.97
[cv] configuration version 5.00
[hp] hardware platform 3.00`
I'm curious; connected as I am, the Tx or RX led that flashes about 1/sec is still flashing 1/sec. You seeing the same?
I expected that to stop once a connection was established, perhaps I misread.
Win7, so no driver issues.
I'm also connected to the native port, glad to hear you got it talking!
I don't have mine hooked up right now but next time I do I can let you know. I know I was seeing that before I got the DTR thing figured out.... not sure if it's still doing it.
Thanks for added info.
At the moment, I am staring at the Makefile.
I built a settings file based on my machine, derived from one of the existing files. But it appears that the default, settings_default.h got used, ignoring my make command
make PLATFORM=gShield SETTINGS_FILE=settings_shapeoko2_cjm_v1.0.h >gShield_build.log
Did you try to make with other than defaults?
I resolved my build issue, I think.
See
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