


It worked like a charm on the first pass.

So I setup bootcamp partition and installed windows, installed python 2.7 env in windows 10 and viola’. I started from scratch, tried homebrew set up my venv, but, encountered numerous errors using python 2.7 & 3.5. The most challenging hurdle I encountered was getting python running on my macs. It was a little challenging cleaning up and dressing the cables. It took me about 6 hrs to build the robot and install the code. So I decided to use the windows binary to move forward and complete the install using a bootcamp partition. I encountered some problems installing python on two of my macs.

Other than this, the instructions on the site to build and install the Arduino code are straight forward and accurate. The cables need to be inserted on the DEVIA board so that the black wire points toward the WIFI Chip. FYI the stepper motor wiring diagram needs to be updated on this site. The build was straight forward and went without a glitch, well only a couple of glitches. No regrets in spending the money to have them printed. The 3dprinted parts where top notch and the PLA filament is of superior quality. The Devia board is well built and I’ll be buying at least one more. I can print the parts later 😉 The quality of the parts in the kit are well worth what you pay. I do have a 3dprinter and could have printed them myself, but, considering the dynamics with tolerances, I decide to buy the parts and spend my time with the build and coding. I purchased the custom arm kit and 3dprinted parts.
