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README.md

Overview

This repository features a 'No SD card' version of Smoothieware, which adds a new device target; lpc1768_NOSD, this disables the SD card code, and links the output file with a new linker script.

This fork has been built with inspiration from;

Usage

To build the 'No SD card' target, run;

DEVICES=lpc1768_NOSD make -j8 all

To flash (using lpc21isp), run;

DEVICES=lpc1768_NOSD CONSOLE=/dev/ttyUSB0 make flash

Where /dev/ttyUSB0 is the tty device to use.

Before flashing the chip must enter Serial Bootloader mode, to enter this mode;

  • Press the RESET button
  • Press the BOOTLOADER (ISP) button
  • Release the RESET button
  • Release the BOOTLOADER (ISP) button

Smoothieware

Smoothie is a free, opensource, high performance G-code interpreter and CNC controller written in Object-Oriented C++ for the LPC17xx micro-controller ( ARM Cortex M3 architecture ). It will run on a mBed, a LPCXpresso, a SmoothieBoard, R2C2 or any other LPC17xx-based board. The motion control part is a port of the awesome grbl.

Documentation can be found here : http://smoothieware.org/

For information about Smoothieware itself, head over to Smoothieware/Smoothieware

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