Remora - Rpi Software Stepping Using External Microcontroller via SPI

forum.linuxcnc.org/18-computer/42414-lin...ethernet-using-esp32 just FYI

Thanks, saw that one inspired me partly to tinker with Remora and ethernet.
I managed to do it but getting too many following errors which suggests
that it's probably too slow for the chip. I'm pinging it from Rpi averaging
165 microseconds direct connection no router in between. But I read
that ping is not actually a good metrics for UDP transfer.

I have been using REMORA for a while, thank you very much for your work, but I have encountered some problems recently.
My workbench can work normally before, but recently it will end unexpectedly and cannot exit Estop. The information is as follows:

bad spi payload = 646174
task:main loop took 0.113318 seconds

At first, I thought it was a problem with the connection cable, but after I rewired it, this situation still occurred, and this situation did not always exist, but occasionally, such as suddenly stopping during work.

I want to know if you have encountered such a situation, or hope for your suggestions. (I even think that some PINs in the EXP2 area of my SKR board are damaged, I will check it later)

Thank you for your help.

Zuo

could be noise getting into the spi wires.

I ran my spi wires in rg174 coax to keep the noise down.
But that is overkill.

The better way is to keep the run as short as you can and have several grounds around each signal wire between the skr and rpi.

Aaroncnc wrote:

could be noise getting into the spi wires.

I ran my spi wires in rg174 coax to keep the noise down.
But that is overkill.

The better way is to keep the run as short as you can and have several grounds around each signal wire between the skr and rpi.

I think what you said makes some sense, because my situation appears after half a minute of running, and occasionally earlier, but I’m sorry I don’t quite understand (have several grounds around each signal wire between the skr and rpi.), I should How to accomplish it.I would be grateful if you could share your wiring diagram

Please post a picture of your wiring and the machine you are controlling.