Most of the problem with the TMCL-IDE 4.7.2 is solved. i need help with respect to starting the motor

Most of the problem with the software and driver board are solved. I was even able to get fault LED on driver board OFF. I am not able to start the motor. Can someone Please guide me in starting the motor.

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Jan Cumps 4 days ago in reply to manojroy123 +1

When I'm participating in a road test, I usually set up a slack channel, and invite the fellow roadtesters via the e14 messaging functionality: I created a slack channel for the XXXXX roadtest Only…
cstanton 4 days ago in reply to Jan Cumps +1

We have an element14 Community discord server that we can use for this, alternatively I can spin up a dedicated forum for it. I'd prefer it if these kinds of conversations where somewhere that the element14…
beacon_dave 4 days ago +1

Perhaps check out what the 'Help' menu has to say about the 'Direct mode'. If it anything like previous versions then you should get something like:

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0 cstanton 4 days ago

Have you read through its documentation?
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0 cstanton 4 days ago

Have you read through its documentation?
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0 manojroy123 4 days ago in reply to cstanton

Yes, I am getting stuck at opening the wizard pool. Nothing can be done in the wizard pool for starting motor from there. There not enough information given about it anywhere in the documentation. One more thing what should I choose in Driver board for Board Assignment window. Should I choose nothing in it. Since TMC9660 board is not displayed on the Driver board drop down menu.
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0 Jan Cumps 4 days ago in reply to manojroy123

When I'm participating in a road test, I usually set up a slack channel, and invite the fellow roadtesters via the e14 messaging functionality:

I created a slack channel for the XXXXX roadtest

Only goal is to share learnings and sources for documentation, ask for comparison or peer check, warn for possible woes.
For things that are too early to post or discuss online.

The goal is not to influence each others work or verdicts

if you are interested, welcome to join on https://join.slack.com/t/xxx

It helps, because you know they are working on exactly the same board and software.

In the past, some members joined, some didn't. I had slack channels that were never used, and some that were rather busy with supporting each other. I always delete those channels when the road test end date passed.
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0 manojroy123 4 days ago in reply to Jan Cumps

Please share me the link for it. I wan't to join it.
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0 Jan Cumps 4 days ago in reply to manojroy123

You 'd have to create one yourself. It's free.

Then ask your fellows to join. (and respect if they don't want to)
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0 cstanton 4 days ago in reply to Jan Cumps

We have an element14 Community discord server that we can use for this, alternatively I can spin up a dedicated forum for it.

I'd prefer it if these kinds of conversations where somewhere that the element14 Community team had visibility on so we could step in with official support. I really appreciate that you've setup these before.
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0 manojroy123 4 days ago in reply to cstanton

What is the discord server link for it.
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0 cstanton 4 days ago in reply to manojroy123

This is something I'll consider setting up for future RoadTests
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