Raspberry Pi 4
10 Jan 2020 00:07 #154510
by Gene1934
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Can you described the issues? I'm seeing something myself that seems to disturb only the manual jog keydown continuity.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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10 Jan 2020 00:38 #154512
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2ms.. This video was before figuring out the time sync usage..
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13 Jan 2020 16:34 #154768
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99% sure the problems I was having was timesyncd -> switched to ntp
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14 Jan 2020 18:40 #154837
by russell
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Hi,
I'm in the process of moving my lathe over from MachineKit on a BBB to LinuxCNC on a RPI 4 with a Mesa 7c80, I've had to use master to get the INMUX support for the inputs but I'm now stuck setting up the spindle enables and direction outputs. I've got the motor drivers direction and enable inputs connected up to the Spindle Enable and Spindle Direction terminals on TB5 but I can't see anyway of triggering them from HAL - am I missing something?
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Russlel
I'm in the process of moving my lathe over from MachineKit on a BBB to LinuxCNC on a RPI 4 with a Mesa 7c80, I've had to use master to get the INMUX support for the inputs but I'm now stuck setting up the spindle enables and direction outputs. I've got the motor drivers direction and enable inputs connected up to the Spindle Enable and Spindle Direction terminals on TB5 but I can't see anyway of triggering them from HAL - am I missing something?
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Russlel
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14 Jan 2020 19:58 - 14 Jan 2020 20:14 #154840
by PCW
Yeah missing a better manual...
The spindle analog enable is part of the PWM hardware so enabled when
the PWMGen is enabled
The Optocoupler ENA (or forward) output is controlled by GPIO 20
The Optocoupler DIR (or reverse) output is controlled by GPIO 21
These are both active low so you would want to set both the is_output parameter
on both GPIO bits and set invert_output parameter on the enable pin
(and possibly on the dir pin depending on how the drive direction works)
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Hi,
I'm in the process of moving my lathe over from MachineKit on a BBB to LinuxCNC on a RPI 4 with a Mesa 7c80, I've had to use master to get the INMUX support for the inputs but I'm now stuck setting up the spindle enables and direction outputs. I've got the motor drivers direction and enable inputs connected up to the Spindle Enable and Spindle Direction terminals on TB5 but I can't see anyway of triggering them from HAL - am I missing something?
Regards
Russlel
Yeah missing a better manual...
The spindle analog enable is part of the PWM hardware so enabled when
the PWMGen is enabled
The Optocoupler ENA (or forward) output is controlled by GPIO 20
The Optocoupler DIR (or reverse) output is controlled by GPIO 21
These are both active low so you would want to set both the is_output parameter
on both GPIO bits and set invert_output parameter on the enable pin
(and possibly on the dir pin depending on how the drive direction works)
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17 Jan 2020 21:33 #155082
by AgentWD40
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Maybe this is the wrong place to ask this, if so I apologize in advance.
If one were setting up a new machine with rpi4 in mind, is there any performance benefit to the 7c80 vs something like the 7i96? There is obviously a significant cost difference.
If one were setting up a new machine with rpi4 in mind, is there any performance benefit to the 7c80 vs something like the 7i96? There is obviously a significant cost difference.
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17 Jan 2020 21:53 #155083
by PCW
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No performance difference, the 7C80 does provide quite a bit more I/O
24 isolated inputs vs 11
8 isolated outputs vs 6
Isolated analog spindle interface vs no spindle interface
Single 10-36V power vs 5V power
Doesn't use RPI4s Ethernet
(this could be an advantage or disadvantage depending on physical layout)
24 isolated inputs vs 11
8 isolated outputs vs 6
Isolated analog spindle interface vs no spindle interface
Single 10-36V power vs 5V power
Doesn't use RPI4s Ethernet
(this could be an advantage or disadvantage depending on physical layout)
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18 Jan 2020 22:54 #155118
by Mike_Eitel
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Hi PCW
Maybe I'm to blind, but i could not find the prices for the rpi cards on your pricelist..
Where can i find them.
THX
Mike
Maybe I'm to blind, but i could not find the prices for the rpi cards on your pricelist..
Where can i find them.
THX
Mike
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18 Jan 2020 23:13 #155119
by AgentWD40
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19 Jan 2020 08:03 #155134
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I downloaded the pricelist.
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