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MESA 7I92 programming
1 year 5 days ago #337296
by TJ
Replied by TJ on topic MESA 7I92 programming
I managed to install Xilinix.
It's not yet clear how it will generate the bin file.
It's not even clear where to insert the finished xx.bin file so that Mesa CT can see it, I can't see the directory structure.
Pncconf only throws up a couple of configs?
Where to insert it in Pncconf so that it can see the configuration pins.
This Linux is very different.
It's not yet clear how it will generate the bin file.
It's not even clear where to insert the finished xx.bin file so that Mesa CT can see it, I can't see the directory structure.
Pncconf only throws up a couple of configs?
Where to insert it in Pncconf so that it can see the configuration pins.
This Linux is very different.
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1 year 5 days ago #337299
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic MESA 7I92 programming
Xilinx based cards use .bit files, not bin files.
When you build a 7i92 configuration (using the seveni92,xise project file),
the tools will built a bitfile named TopEtherneHostmot2.bit.
Normally you would rename this to YourNewName.bit
When you build a 7i92 configuration (using the seveni92,xise project file),
the tools will built a bitfile named TopEtherneHostmot2.bit.
Normally you would rename this to YourNewName.bit
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1 year 4 days ago #337355
by Eastpark
Replied by Eastpark on topic MESA 7I92 programming
I recently installed linuxCnc on a RPI5 and experienced a number of connecting issues with 7i92, I want to share.
First step the ethernet connection to 10.10.10.10, fixed by setting the RPI5 address to 10.10.10.21 (ipconfig), this enabled me to ping the board.
Secondly and more time consuming was getting the first steppen motor (X-axis) to rotate.
Here mesaflash was the most important tool:
run: mesaflash --device 7I92 --addr 10.10.10.10 --readhmid
this reports the pin layout and for me it reported all pins mapped to None!
After this it became easy finding a .bit file flashed that to the board,
and now the pncconfig application for the X-axis got my steppen motor running.
I know this is only step one but now I can start tuning to the exact settings.
First step the ethernet connection to 10.10.10.10, fixed by setting the RPI5 address to 10.10.10.21 (ipconfig), this enabled me to ping the board.
Secondly and more time consuming was getting the first steppen motor (X-axis) to rotate.
Here mesaflash was the most important tool:
run: mesaflash --device 7I92 --addr 10.10.10.10 --readhmid
this reports the pin layout and for me it reported all pins mapped to None!
After this it became easy finding a .bit file flashed that to the board,
and now the pncconfig application for the X-axis got my steppen motor running.
I know this is only step one but now I can start tuning to the exact settings.
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1 year 4 days ago #337363
by Eastpark
Replied by Eastpark on topic MESA 7I92 programming
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1 year 4 days ago #337378
by TJ
Replied by TJ on topic MESA 7I92 programming
Hi
Unfortunately, I have no programming skills. I don't understand how this Xilinix program works.
I'm copying the pins in xx.vhd, but I can't save it to a xx.bit file because it gives me a bunch of errors and I'm just wondering what's wrong.
I'm completely at a loss.
If I give you the inputs and outputs, could someone who knows something about this make this xx.bit file for me?
Unfortunately, I have no programming skills. I don't understand how this Xilinix program works.
I'm copying the pins in xx.vhd, but I can't save it to a xx.bit file because it gives me a bunch of errors and I'm just wondering what's wrong.
I'm completely at a loss.
If I give you the inputs and outputs, could someone who knows something about this make this xx.bit file for me?
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1 year 4 days ago - 1 year 4 days ago #337379
by unknown
Replied by unknown on topic MESA 7I92 programming
Once you're used to it it's fairly easy. No programming skills are required.....well to modify pin functions, the actual VHDL stuff is different.
This is the info I used to start building bit files for some clone 7c81 I worked on.
tom-itx.no-ip.biz:81/~webpage/emc/xilinx...14_install_index.php
This is the info I used to start building bit files for some clone 7c81 I worked on.
tom-itx.no-ip.biz:81/~webpage/emc/xilinx...14_install_index.php
Last edit: 1 year 4 days ago by unknown.
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