Motion Lingo Driver

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Motion Lingo Driver App

Short for Trinamic Motion Control Language - Integrated Development Environment, the TMCL-IDE is an integrated development environment made for developing applications using Trinamic modules and chips. The graphical user interface provides tools for easily setting parameters, for visualizing data in real-time, and for developing and debugging stand-alone applications with TMCL™.

“The TMCL is a really flexible language, which is a key point if you want to develop something in a short timeline and still be flexible. That’s really important for us because it allows you to try out one solution and, if you find out it’s not the right solution, you can easily change and adapt the behavior of the components since it’s not hard-coded.” Jonathan Aubert, Electronic Engineer at Andrew Alliance

Trinamic's free and easy to use graphical user interface is perfect for developing applications based on Trinamic's industry-leading solutions. The flexible integrated development environment has a Wizard to guide you and supports the use of commands in direct mode, monitors real-time behavior visualized in graphs, and logs and stores data. All settings can quickly be exported for your own firmware project. Dedicated to motion control, the development program allows you to use simple commands for positioning and setting all relevant parameters of the motion controller to accelerate firmware and application development.

Various interfaces can be used to connect a Trinamic module or evaluation board, including USB, RS232, RS485, CAN, and Trinamic's Real-Time Monitoring Interface (RTMI). If the product has a USB interface, it can be connected directly via USB. The IDE will automatically recognize the product. Modules equipped with RS232, RS485, or CAN interface require the corresponding interface to be installed on the PC, for which many standard off-the-shelf interfaces can be used. Lastly, some products support the RTMI interface which allows for real-time monitoring and on-the-fly debugging, requiring the USB-2-RTMI adapter.

Type	Date
TMCL-IDE 3.2.0.0 Setup	60 MB	Dec 1, 2020, 9:00 AM
TMCL-IDE 3.2.0.0 no install	58 MB	Dec 1, 2020, 9:06 AM
TMCL-IDE 3.2.0.0 Linux	58 MB	Dec 8, 2020, 4:39 PM

The TMCL-IDE includes the following:

Text editor for writing and modifying TMCL™ programs
TMCL™ assembler and disassembler
TMCL™ module programmer
Easy, interactive way of setting the configuration of a module
Dialogue window for entering and executing TMCL™ commands in direct mode
Function for updating the firmware of a module
Option to log all data

The following interfaces are supported by the TMCL-IDE:

USB
RS232
RS485
Step/Direction
CAN
RTMI

For more information on Trinamic's interface adapters, please visit the Interfaces & Protocols page or check out the Evaluation Kits.

There are two options to install the TMCL-IDE:

Automatic installation: Download the 'TMCL-IDE Setup' file below to your computer and start the installation by clicking on the file. The installation routine will create an icon in the Windows Start Menu.
Manual installation: Download the 'TMCL-IDE no install' file below and copy it to a folder on your hard drive. The application just starts by clicking. To uninstall, simply remove the file from your hard drive.

To remove the TMCL-IDE, go to the Windows System Control > Applications > Uninstall Application.

By downloading the TMCL-IDE you agree to the End User License Agreement (EULA).