LINUXCNC + DELTA DVP15MC via ETHERNET
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19 Feb 2021 03:48 #199370
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The other PC that may do that is the Odroid H2+. It has I2c on its GPIO. TI have a reference design for an 12c bridge.
www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-060013
Odroid gets you up to a full PC with Celeron CPU.
www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-h2plus/
Replied by rodw on topic LINUXCNC + DELTA DVP15MC via ETHERNET
The easiest and cheapest hardware is RPI with SPI can interface ic(there are guides for this).
The other PC that may do that is the Odroid H2+. It has I2c on its GPIO. TI have a reference design for an 12c bridge.
www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-060013
Odroid gets you up to a full PC with Celeron CPU.
www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-h2plus/
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19 Feb 2021 14:31 #199438
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Replied by Roiki on topic LINUXCNC + DELTA DVP15MC via ETHERNET
That TI example is just running I2C bus over CAN transceivers to get longer range. Not converting CAN to i2c.
Though any SBC or computer with exposed SPI, I2C etc. Communication bus can be used with an approriate protocl IC. It just needs the proper drivers. You can probably use some of the exsisting SPI drivers as a base.
Though any SBC or computer with exposed SPI, I2C etc. Communication bus can be used with an approriate protocl IC. It just needs the proper drivers. You can probably use some of the exsisting SPI drivers as a base.
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19 Feb 2021 17:00 #199456
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Replied by Mike_Eitel on topic LINUXCNC + DELTA DVP15MC via ETHERNET
Hi
Long time ago that I was near to can-open. <98.. I judge it would be a monster to write a driver. All the remapping stuff before you see registers that you are interested in.
In earlier days there where coprocessors/drivercards for your pc. Best ones came from Hilscher.
m5c
Mike
Long time ago that I was near to can-open. <98.. I judge it would be a monster to write a driver. All the remapping stuff before you see registers that you are interested in.
In earlier days there where coprocessors/drivercards for your pc. Best ones came from Hilscher.
m5c
Mike
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