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07 Mar 2014 04:00 - 07 Mar 2014 04:08 #44512
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic firmware 5i25,7i85,8i20 brushless servo drive
Actually hardware wise the Fanuc serial encoders are simpler to use (just 4 wires and power no Halls no C1,C2,C4,C8)
But I dont know what type of Fanuc encoders you have
Did you try the ini/hal file set I posted? If it didn't load, can you post the error messages?
But I dont know what type of Fanuc encoders you have
Did you try the ini/hal file set I posted? If it didn't load, can you post the error messages?
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07 Mar 2014 05:43 #44514
by johns00056
Replied by johns00056 on topic firmware 5i25,7i85,8i20 brushless servo drive
I don't know how to load it.
I clicked and dragged it to johns-linuxcnc-configs-hm2-servo.
I do not know what the next step is.
I clicked and dragged it to johns-linuxcnc-configs-hm2-servo.
I do not know what the next step is.
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07 Mar 2014 05:53 #44515
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic firmware 5i25,7i85,8i20 brushless servo drive
You need to unzip it and then select 5i25green from the linuxcnc config picker
one way to unzip is
open a terminal
cd ~/linuxcnc/configs/ johns-linuxcnc-configs-hm2-servo/
(assuming johns-linuxcnc-configs-hm2-servo is a directory)
and then type:
unzip green.zip
one way to unzip is
open a terminal
cd ~/linuxcnc/configs/ johns-linuxcnc-configs-hm2-servo/
(assuming johns-linuxcnc-configs-hm2-servo is a directory)
and then type:
unzip green.zip
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07 Mar 2014 06:47 - 07 Mar 2014 08:18 #44516
by johns00056
Replied by johns00056 on topic firmware 5i25,7i85,8i20 brushless servo drive
I get error in the terminal- unzip: cannot find or open green.zip
Previously I had un zipped with the graphical user interface before dragging it to hm2-servo , so I don't know if that was the problem.
The hal file that you sent me said something about making a symlink , so I cut - contrl+shift+v to put the command into a terminal and pressed enter.
It then said "the file exists" or something like that.
Previously I had un zipped with the graphical user interface before dragging it to hm2-servo , so I don't know if that was the problem.
The hal file that you sent me said something about making a symlink , so I cut - contrl+shift+v to put the command into a terminal and pressed enter.
It then said "the file exists" or something like that.
Last edit: 07 Mar 2014 08:18 by johns00056.
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07 Mar 2014 12:07 #44520
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic firmware 5i25,7i85,8i20 brushless servo drive
dont do any of the symlink stuff in the comments, thats just leftovers from the original source hal file
if you unzipped green.zip into
~/linuxcnc/configs/hostmot2/
(the ~ means your home directory)
You should have
5i25green.ini
and
hm2-servogreen.hal
in the ~/linuxcnc/configs/hostmot2/ directory
At this point you should be able to start the linuxcnc config
chooser and choose 5i25green as a config file option
if you unzipped green.zip into
~/linuxcnc/configs/hostmot2/
(the ~ means your home directory)
You should have
5i25green.ini
and
hm2-servogreen.hal
in the ~/linuxcnc/configs/hostmot2/ directory
At this point you should be able to start the linuxcnc config
chooser and choose 5i25green as a config file option
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08 Mar 2014 00:27 #44542
by johns00056
Replied by johns00056 on topic firmware 5i25,7i85,8i20 brushless servo drive
I am making a little bit of progress- 5i25green tries to start but ends in error messages.
I hope I included enough information.
I don't see any lights on 5i25. I moved the w2 jumper up and now 7i85 cr1 lights up. I do not have 8i20 connected.
I hope I included enough information.
I don't see any lights on 5i25. I moved the w2 jumper up and now 7i85 cr1 lights up. I do not have 8i20 connected.
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08 Mar 2014 00:41 #44543
by andypugh
Is the problem. The format for that modparam changed.
Try editing the HAL file to say
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hm2/hm2_5i25.0: invalid token in config string: "num_sserials=4"
Is the problem. The format for that modparam changed.
Try editing the HAL file to say
sserial_port_0=0000xxxx
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08 Mar 2014 02:17 #44548
by johns00056
Replied by johns00056 on topic firmware 5i25,7i85,8i20 brushless servo drive
Yea , I had noticed that the format was different in the manual.
I removed num_sserials=4 from the ini file and replaced it with the entry that you gave me. (am I supposed to put numbers where the xxxx is?).
It made a difference in the error message.
I removed num_sserials=4 from the ini file and replaced it with the entry that you gave me. (am I supposed to put numbers where the xxxx is?).
It made a difference in the error message.
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08 Mar 2014 02:23 #44549
by andypugh
The pin won't exist unless the 8i20 boards are connected.
It still might not exist if the boards are connected, though. (And certainly won't be there in the 2.6 release).
Use the hardware enables on the 8i20 boards if you want to be able to disable them.
Replied by andypugh on topic firmware 5i25,7i85,8i20 brushless servo drive
hm2-servogreen.hal:84: Pin 'hm2_5i25.0.8i20.0.0.amp_enable' does not exist
The pin won't exist unless the 8i20 boards are connected.
It still might not exist if the boards are connected, though. (And certainly won't be there in the 2.6 release).
Use the hardware enables on the 8i20 boards if you want to be able to disable them.
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08 Mar 2014 02:39 #44550
by johns00056
Replied by johns00056 on topic firmware 5i25,7i85,8i20 brushless servo drive
Thanks a lot for your response.
So what is my next step?
I am not seeing a "wiring diagram" to connect between the 7i85 and the 8i20 servo drive.
So what is my next step?
I am not seeing a "wiring diagram" to connect between the 7i85 and the 8i20 servo drive.
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