Mesa 7i92_7i77_7i76.bit
26 Oct 2022 19:43 #255124
by Diederik
Mesa 7i92_7i77_7i76.bit was created by Diederik
Hi there,
I'm using a 7i92,7i77,7i76 and 7i70.
I'm busy with a 5axis machine.
Firmware on the 7i92 is: 7i92_7i77_7i76D.bit
There are only 3 encoders available on this firmware for the 7i77.
I need to use all 7 encoder channels for feedback.
I also need to use all 5 stepgen channels on the 7i76.
Please could someone assist me with the correct firmware for this?
Thanks and Regards, Diekie.
I'm using a 7i92,7i77,7i76 and 7i70.
I'm busy with a 5axis machine.
Firmware on the 7i92 is: 7i92_7i77_7i76D.bit
There are only 3 encoders available on this firmware for the 7i77.
I need to use all 7 encoder channels for feedback.
I also need to use all 5 stepgen channels on the 7i76.
Please could someone assist me with the correct firmware for this?
Thanks and Regards, Diekie.
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26 Oct 2022 19:56 - 26 Oct 2022 23:39 #255126
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Mesa 7i92_7i77_7i76.bit
That firmware has 7 encoders and 5 stepgens
Note that each "Muxed QCount" FPGA pin connects to two physical encoder pins
so 3 muxed encoder pin sets interface to 6 encoders total.
This is how the 7I77 can have 6 encoder inputs (which would normally take 18 pins or A,B,Z times 6)
and only use 10 of the 17 available FPGA interface pins.
Note that each "Muxed QCount" FPGA pin connects to two physical encoder pins
so 3 muxed encoder pin sets interface to 6 encoders total.
This is how the 7I77 can have 6 encoder inputs (which would normally take 18 pins or A,B,Z times 6)
and only use 10 of the 17 available FPGA interface pins.
Last edit: 26 Oct 2022 23:39 by PCW.
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