As soon as you want to write your own application code and run it on the hardware you have to stop the original application. However, after stopping the system will power down and you will loose your connection from the host system. To avoid this and make your system fit for your own development need you have to make the start script non-executable. Please beware that you do this while the Delta application is still running.

debian@beaglebone:$ sudo chmod -x /opt/eeros/bin/start.sh 

You can now stop the application and the system will shutdown. Bring it up again. It will now run without starting the Delta application and you are free to develop your own program.

See Say Hello with EEROS to write a simple EEROS program. Check more examples on Tutorials.

In order to alter and extends the original software controlling the delta robot follow the steps given in Use KDevelop with Existing Build Configuration. After making your adaptions and successfully building it you continue with deploying it to the hardware. Before you start it on the target you have to make sure that your mouse works with

debian@beaglebone:$ sudo cat /dev/input/event1

Start your application in a second terminal

debian@beaglebone:$ cd /opt/eeros/bin
debian@beaglebone:$ sudo ./delta -c HwConfigBBBlue.json