gcobos / grblesp

GRBL ported to ESP8266, using up to 8 axis. No arduino involved
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Pins and GPIO #16

Open Kraiye opened 2 years ago

Kraiye commented 2 years ago

Please advise where I can find the shift register or how to alter the pins to match an arduino uno. I'm using a WeMos D1 board and need the standard Arduino GPIO arrangement.

gcobos commented 2 years ago

Hi! Shift registers are extra chips that have to be placed on a board, to make ESP8266 have enough pins to handle up to 8 axis. I don't think it's worth to try to match the pin arrangement in the Arduino, it's better idea to just get an Arduino to do the job.