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| − | The PBX-BB rev5. | + | The PBX-BB rev5.2 is our newest breakout board for the [[BeagleBone]]. It was designed to work with the LinuxCNC derivative, [http://www.machinekit.io Machinekit]. It features 16 total outputs and 8 inputs, all software mappable to whichever signals you need. The PBX-BB rev5.1 was redesigned to address pin conflicts that prevented the use of the direct LCD control built into the Beaglebone. You can now piggy back many of the popular LCD panels, such as the LCD4 and LCD7 capes from 4D Systems, as well as the BB-View capes from Element 14. |
The PBX-BB has 6x PBX-Headers (Figure 1) for easy connections to our stepper drivers and relay boards. Input signals now make use of 10 pin IDC headers as well. | The PBX-BB has 6x PBX-Headers (Figure 1) for easy connections to our stepper drivers and relay boards. Input signals now make use of 10 pin IDC headers as well. | ||
| − | New on the PBX-BB | + | New on the PBX-BB rev5.2 keeps the tried and true MAX5090 based 5V/2A switching regulator that accepts voltages up to 76VDC. The 5V rail is bussed out to the PBX-Headers just like our other breakout boards, allowing you to drive the logic supply of the drivers from a single power source. |
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== Schematic == | == Schematic == | ||
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== Getting Started == | == Getting Started == | ||
Revision as of 05:28, 9 April 2017
Older Rev: PBX-BB_rev4.1
Model: PBX-BB BeagleBone Breakout Board
Contents
Breakout Board Specs:
- BeagleBone Black Compatible
- 6x PBX-Headers
- Isolated Inputs and Outputs
- 16 Outputs and 8 Inputs
- Integrated 5V/2A Logic Supply Regulator
- USB Powered BeagleBone
Description:
The PBX-BB rev5.2 is our newest breakout board for the BeagleBone. It was designed to work with the LinuxCNC derivative, Machinekit. It features 16 total outputs and 8 inputs, all software mappable to whichever signals you need. The PBX-BB rev5.1 was redesigned to address pin conflicts that prevented the use of the direct LCD control built into the Beaglebone. You can now piggy back many of the popular LCD panels, such as the LCD4 and LCD7 capes from 4D Systems, as well as the BB-View capes from Element 14.
The PBX-BB has 6x PBX-Headers (Figure 1) for easy connections to our stepper drivers and relay boards. Input signals now make use of 10 pin IDC headers as well.
New on the PBX-BB rev5.2 keeps the tried and true MAX5090 based 5V/2A switching regulator that accepts voltages up to 76VDC. The 5V rail is bussed out to the PBX-Headers just like our other breakout boards, allowing you to drive the logic supply of the drivers from a single power source.
Schematic
Getting Started
http://www.machinekit.io/docs/
http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#BBW.2FBBB_.28All_Revs.29_Machinekit
- Download Machinekit Image from here:
- Unzip using 7zip
- (7zip found here: http://www.7-zip.org/download.html)
- Write Image to 8BG MicroSD card using Win32DiscImager or other image burning software:
- (Win32DiscImager Found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/)
Developers
Cape EEPROMs: http://papermint-designs.com/community/node/331