Only a few wires including an SPI port are required to control TMC5130-EVAL with your Arduino. Here are the few steps required to get started.
Preparation
If your Arduino is a 5V type you have to resolder one resistor on the TMC5130-EVAL from position R3 to R8. This sets the logic level of the TMC5130 to +5V. While by default the resistor is soldered to the “right-hand” position, you have to move it to the “left-hand” position for 5V operation.
Wiring
The wiring is very simple. You will need 8 jumper wires. To make the wiring more easy you can print out the TMC5130-EVAL_Pinning.pdf and cut out the template to mount it on the connector header of the TMC5130-EVAL (As seen on illustration 4). As a reference you can use the TMC5130-Eval_v15_01_Schematic.pdf. Here you’ll find the signals that are on each pin. The configuration is documented in the comment section of the Arduino code.
Cable colors of illustration 4
+5V –> red
GND –> blue
SDO –> yellow
SDI –> orange
SCK –> white
CSN –> grey
DRV_ENN –> black
CLK16 –> green
Using the internal CLK of the TMC5130
This example uses an external CLK provided by the Arduino’s pin 11.
You can use the internal CLK of the TMC5130 by tying the CLK16 signal to GND.
Arduino Code
The Arduino Code below does not need any additional libraries. The SPI library comes with the Arduino IDE. The program initializes the TMC5130 and executes a simple move to position cycle. It will rotate a 200 full step motor 10 revolutions to the one and 10 revolutions to the other direction depending on the wiring of the stepper motor. Please use either the TMC5130 datasheet or the TMCL IDE as a reference for the different registers.
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#include <SPI.h> #include "TMC5130_registers.h" /* The trinamic TMC5130 motor controller and driver operates through an * SPI interface. Each datagram is sent to the device as an address byte * followed by 4 data bytes. This is 40 bits (8 bit address and 32 bit word). * Each register is specified by a one byte (MSB) address: 0 for read, 1 for * write. The MSB is transmitted first on the rising edge of SCK. * * Arduino Pins Eval Board Pins * 51 MOSI 32 SPI1_SDI * 50 MISO 33 SPI1_SDO * 52 SCK 31 SPI1_SCK * 25 CS 30 SPI1_CSN * 17 DIO 8 DIO0 (DRV_ENN) * 11 DIO 23 CLK16 * GND 2 GND * +5V 5 +5V */ int chipCS = 25; const byte CLOCKOUT = 11; // const byte CLOCKOUT = 9; --> Uncomment for UNO, Duemilanove, etc... int enable = 17; void setup() { // put your setup code here, to run once: pinMode(chipCS,OUTPUT); pinMode(CLOCKOUT,OUTPUT); pinMode(enable, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(chipCS,HIGH); digitalWrite(enable,LOW); //set up Timer1 TCCR1A = bit (COM1A0); //toggle OC1A on Compare Match TCCR1B = bit (WGM12) | bit (CS10); //CTC, no prescaling OCR1A = 0; //output every cycle SPI.setBitOrder(MSBFIRST); SPI.setClockDivider(SPI_CLOCK_DIV8); SPI.setDataMode(SPI_MODE3); SPI.begin(); Serial.begin(9600); sendData(0x80,0x00000000); //GCONF sendData(0xEC,0x000101D5); //CHOPCONF: TOFF=5, HSTRT=5, HEND=3, TBL=2, CHM=0 (spreadcycle) sendData(0x90,0x00070603); //IHOLD_IRUN: IHOLD=3, IRUN=10 (max.current), IHOLDDELAY=6 sendData(0x91,0x0000000A); //TPOWERDOWN=10 sendData(0xF0,0x00000000); // PWMCONF //sendData(0xF0,0x000401C8); //PWM_CONF: AUTO=1, 2/1024 Fclk, Switch amp limit=200, grad=1 sendData(0xA4,0x000003E8); //A1=1000 sendData(0xA5,0x000186A0); //V1=100000 sendData(0xA6,0x0000C350); //AMAX=50000 sendData(0xA7,0x000186A0); //VMAX=100000 sendData(0xAA,0x00000578); //D1=1400 sendData(0xAB,0x0000000A); //VSTOP=10 sendData(0xA0,0x00000000); //RAMPMODE=0 sendData(0xA1,0x00000000); //XACTUAL=0 sendData(0xAD,0x00000000); //XTARGET=0 } void loop() { // put your main code here, to run repeatedly: sendData(0xAD,0x0007D000); //XTARGET=512000 | 10 revolutions with micro step = 256 delay(20000); sendData(0x21,0x00000000); sendData(0xAD,0x00000000); //XTARGET=0 delay(20000); sendData(0x21,0x00000000); } void sendData(unsigned long address, unsigned long datagram) { //TMC5130 takes 40 bit data: 8 address and 32 data delay(100); uint8_t stat; unsigned long i_datagram; digitalWrite(chipCS,LOW); delayMicroseconds(10); stat = SPI.transfer(address); i_datagram |= SPI.transfer((datagram >> 24) & 0xff); i_datagram <<= 8; i_datagram |= SPI.transfer((datagram >> 16) & 0xff); i_datagram <<= 8; i_datagram |= SPI.transfer((datagram >> 8) & 0xff); i_datagram <<= 8; i_datagram |= SPI.transfer((datagram) & 0xff); digitalWrite(chipCS,HIGH); Serial.print("Received: "); PrintHex40(stat, i_datagram); Serial.print("\n"); Serial.print(" from register: "); Serial.println(address,HEX); } void PrintHex40(uint8_t stat, uint32_t data) // prints 40-bit data in hex with leading zeroes { char tmp[16]; uint16_t LSB = data & 0xffff; uint16_t MSB = data >> 16; sprintf(tmp, "0x%.2X%.4X%.4X", stat, MSB, LSB); Serial.print(tmp); } |
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The Arduino and TMC5130 zip file includes the pinning template, the TMC5130-EVAL schematic and the Arduino project.
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