#Universal usb installer 1.9.6.1 pdf#
#Universal usb installer 1.9.6.1 install#

#Universal usb installer 1.9.6.1 install#

Sudo apt-get install libqt5serialport5-dev I just found the info on the pcb and came to edit my post but was too late, so thanks for the rapid replies! To everyone else, I will most likely have 8 pcb's to get rid of in 1's or 2's very soon.Ĭode: Select all sudo apt-get install qt5-qmake Will the BOM and pcb be the same for the 4.8 version? I'm trying to plan ahead and save on shipping time. I'm in Australia, so that makes the boards even easier. There is also a link to the whole schematic next to my overview picture.Įxcellent, I will wait for the 4.8 then. I can ensure that the easiest way to install the toolchain and build everything to upload the firmware is using ubuntu though. Once you have the firmware uploaded you can use Marcins or Jacobs build of BLDC Tool. There are surely other ways to build and upload the firmware, but I can't help with that. I think I will get the PCBs this week, so if I have time and it works well I will upload the new design by the end of the week.

#Universal usb installer 1.9.6.1 pdf#

I'm putting an email together to a guy I know who can make them locally so wondering how far off is this 4.8 you mention? Is it worth holding the build for a bit or going ahead with the 4.7?Īlso, I'm much better with tools than tech, but could I use a windows computer and the windows program marcin developed to both load the programming onto the vesc as well as tune it, or will I need a linux based device to get the program on there to start with? Or is there another non-linux option as I don't have access to a linux system.įinally, I can't seem to find a schematics for the pcb design, is this derived from the silk screens and overview schematic's pdf or is there a pcb design floating around somewhere?Īnyway, it looks like an incredible esc you have here, I can't wait for it. Hey vedder, it's all looking so good right now I'm going to have to build myself two. a raspberry pi or some other small limux computer. You could also connect CSN to one of the SWD pins and turn off SWD and use the pins as gpio. With version 4.8 you can connect CSN to the same header and you don't have to modify the servo input.