Command-line Arguments
Command-line Arguments
Prunt
The following command-line arguments are accepted by a standard Prunt server:
Argument | Default | Description |
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--prunt-gui-port= |
8080 | Port to bind the web GUI to. |
--prunt-gui-host= |
Host to bind the web GUI to. Default allows connections from anywhere. | |
--prunt-max-planner-block-corners= |
50000 | Maximum number of corners that can be planned as a single block. Around 1.5kB is used per corner, but this may change in future releases. |
--prunt-motion-planner-cpu= |
0 | CPU to assign the motion planner task to. Default of 0 does not assign the task to a specific CPU. Generally this should be left at 0. |
--prunt-step-generator-cpu= |
0 | CPU to assign the motion planner task to. Default of 0 does not assign the task to a specific CPU. Generally this should be set to an isolated CPU to maximise reliability. |
Prunt Board 2
The following additional arguments are accepted by Prunt Board 2:
Argument | Default | Description |
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--serial-port= |
The serial port path of the board. Must be specified. This should usually be /dev/serial/by-id/usb-Prunt_3D_Prunt_Board_2_… where … depends on your specific board. |
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--communications-cpu= |
0 | CPU to assign the motion planner task to. Default of 0 does not assign the task to a specific CPU. Generally this should be set to an isolated CPU to maximise reliability. |