LinuxCNC-RIO - RealtimeIO for LinuxCNC based on FPGA (ICE40 / ECP5)

tommylight wrote:

meister wrote:

ws2812 driver update:

www.youtube.com/shorts/wu29vGSSK_0
RGB CNC Machines !
Sehr schon, danke.
 

Hey, all modern machines require RGB lights

Stepper via fast Shift-Register's:

www.youtube.com/shorts/NlLd5CRCOac

 

I'm wrote:

Zayoo wrote:

Thank you for help.
Currently my setup work on bench with serial communication of the box, just small adjustment of baud rate in rio.v and adjusting port in rio.h!
Still lot to do.
 
Hi Zayoo,
nice !
Are you using a Raspberry with Serial on GPIO or an USB-Serial-Adapter ?


 

I'm using FTDI232 USB to serial converter. My setup is running on VirtualBox on desk PC. 

 

Zayoo wrote:

I'm wrote:

Zayoo wrote:

Thank you for help.
Currently my setup work on bench with serial communication of the box, just small adjustment of baud rate in rio.v and adjusting port in rio.h!
Still lot to do.
 
Hi Zayoo,
nice !
Are you using a Raspberry with Serial on GPIO or an USB-Serial-Adapter ?


 

I'm using FTDI232 USB to serial converter. My setup is running on VirtualBox on desk PC. 

 

 

cool !
i have had no luck with any USB connections (UART2USB/SPI2USB).
everything works so far, but I always get 'joint follow errors' during movements

but I also have the same problem with direct UART connection on the Raspberry (/dev/AMA0)

 

This days I will switch to real PC and test there. On VirtualBox I have the same challenge with joint follow errors. But I manage to establish control of DC motor with feedback, which is huge success for me

​LinuxCNC-RIO with CoreXY and Laser on PWM-Output

​https://youtube.com/shorts/ANdgskkGQqc​

I throw everything away 

and start something new  

ok, it's not that bad, I'm just doing a 'complete' rewrite of the build system.

The verilog code doesn't change much (a little naming)

The config-files will also only change minimally, but I already have an update script for that (plugin names and pin configuration).

Most of it is already working again, at the moment I'm working on the Hal component, which is now completely generated.

It was definitely necessary at some point, everything has grown so quickly and I've only ever tried to squeeze new functions into the existing structure,

it all gets messy very quickly.

New plugins can be integrated more easily, the whole plugin structure and pin assignment becomes more standardised
the Hal component is no longer based on the Remora sources but is completely newly generated and specialised for RIO
the interface (between LinuxCNC and FPGA) will be leaner and offers more possibilities (not everything has to be 32bit)
I think I can release it next week and you can build running setups with it,

I have also created several test setups to test all plugins.

Now the WLED stuff makes more sense and needs only one pin:
www.youtube.com/shorts/jnna9jJnXfs

Are somebody got  HAL file for lathe (spindle encoder) ?

no, sorry, not yet.

I can try to build one, but need more information about your system