Simulation of Mesa config
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27 Nov 2017 17:24 #102391
by Mike_Eitel
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Hi
I'm making a new project with mesa 7i76e and 7i73.(stretch)
And I'm travelling a lot in trains, means lot of time.
Is there a way to start, test and change such an application on a laptop/vm without the real hw?
Can sim version handle that? I want to use unchanged app.
Mike
I'm making a new project with mesa 7i76e and 7i73.(stretch)
And I'm travelling a lot in trains, means lot of time.
Is there a way to start, test and change such an application on a laptop/vm without the real hw?
Can sim version handle that? I want to use unchanged app.
Mike
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28 Nov 2017 16:00 #102441
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Simulation of Mesa config
It's not trivial because the HAL pins will simply not exist without the hardware.
You could create a HAL component that creates all the same pins as the 7i76E + 7i73. It wouldn't be all that hard using halcompile.
(I would probably get a pin list and param list from the real hardware then paste it into Excel and add the extra .comp command format stuff round it in columns)
You could create a HAL component that creates all the same pins as the 7i76E + 7i73. It wouldn't be all that hard using halcompile.
(I would probably get a pin list and param list from the real hardware then paste it into Excel and add the extra .comp command format stuff round it in columns)
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28 Nov 2017 16:18 - 28 Nov 2017 16:28 #102442
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Thx Andy
Will give it a look.
Mike
Will give it a look.
Mike
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27 Jan 2021 08:09 #196708
by CBollweg
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Hello Mike, did you get any further back then. Today I face a similar problem as you did then
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27 Jan 2021 08:14 #196709
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Nop
I just bought all cards as reserve. In the moment I just read the list but doing has moved to other activities.
But I'm with Andy. Just get a list of all of pins and make a comp.
Mike
I just bought all cards as reserve. In the moment I just read the list but doing has moved to other activities.
But I'm with Andy. Just get a list of all of pins and make a comp.
Mike
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27 Jan 2021 09:23 #196718
by rodw
I put the real hardware on my desk....
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Thats alright for the 7i76e but did you note the 7i73 adds another 74 pins?Nop
I just bought all cards as reserve. In the moment I just read the list but doing has moved to other activities.
But I'm with Andy. Just get a list of all of pins and make a comp.
Mike
I put the real hardware on my desk....
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27 Jan 2021 09:30 #196719
by anfänger
Replied by anfänger on topic Simulation of Mesa config
You should be able to run the hardware with a power bank.
Just make a small box where you can put the hardware in.
Just make a small box where you can put the hardware in.
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27 Jan 2021 10:21 #196730
by rodw
Yeh, I'm working on it. 7i73 box first
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Just make a small box where you can put the hardware in.
Yeh, I'm working on it. 7i73 box first
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