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17 Sep 2024 04:02 #310289 by kzali

I am switching LinuxCNC from an old PC to RaspberryPI + Tango compatible board.
I see that riocore has support for HY_VFD and I want to use it. After resolving simple issues I can get a serial signal out of the Tang Nano, but no connectio to the VFD yet. I guess I will need a TTL to RS485 brekout board. Will this one do?
Last time that I made changes to the HY_VFD configuration it cost me a burnt spindle, so now I'm trying to learn more and if possible from other's experience. I will appreciare any help and suggestions.
Thanks!
-- Itai
 

Is your vesion of the Tango board a modified PCB? and is there Kicad or PCB repository.  Just so I can compare the difference with Olivers version.
Many thanks 
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17 Sep 2024 06:17 #310291 by meister
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17 Sep 2024 18:23 #310334 by itai
I could not use Eagle so I have remodeled Oliver's OCB in KiCad.
I use different connectors. Noved the 5 outputs to the oppesire sides and have 5V/24V selection on all inputs (also wih option to change resisor values). Also added some capacitors.
If I make a new version I would use 6 pin JST to get 5V from the Raspberry PI. Possibly add MAX485+protection circuit to the board.
If there is demand I can put the Kicad files on github.
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17 Sep 2024 18:31 #310336 by itai

no idea if it is up to date:
github.com/itain/Tango-PCB-Kicad

Thanks! I forgot it was already on Github! This is the latest that was sent to create the PCB. As I wrote, If I make a new version I would make some changes.

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