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2 years 9 months ago - 2 years 9 months ago #289984
by Calysto
Replied by Calysto on topic Delta MS300 VFD, RS485, RPI4, QTdragon, getting it to work
I'm just talking to myself, that helps too 
So, it depends on your VFD what kind of read/write types are supported. In my manual there is no paragraph about that, but there is something that looks like it. They are talking about the following functions:
I'm afraid that I need conversions in my HAL-file then....
So, it depends on your VFD what kind of read/write types are supported. In my manual there is no paragraph about that, but there is something that looks like it. They are talking about the following functions:
So, that's where I have to deal with.fnct_03_read_holding_registers (03 = 0x03)
fnct_06_write_single_register (06 = 0x06)
fnct_16_write_multiple_registers (16 = 0x10)
I'm afraid that I need conversions in my HAL-file then....
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2 years 9 months ago #290002
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I try to read everything, not always possible.
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I did read itI'm just talking to myself, that helps too
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I try to read everything, not always possible.
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2 years 9 months ago #290101
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Maybe I want to much.... I found this on the printnc discord. I guess I have to do it like this.... Although my brain says: that can't be in 2024!!!
Mux-ing and scaling should be done bij mb2hal, but that's my opinion.
Replied by Calysto on topic Delta MS300 VFD, RS485, RPI4, QTdragon, getting it to work
Code:
#*******************
# SPINDLE
#*******************
# Start/Stop -- Command Selector Mux
loadrt mux4 names=mux4.runmode
addf mux4.runmode servo-thread
# bit 0-1 : Stop=0b01, Run=0b10
# bit 2-3 : reserved
# bit 4-5 : Fwd=0b01, Rev=0b10
# Fwd command: 0x0012 -> 18
# Rev command: 0x0022 -> 34
# Stop command: 0x0001 -> 1
setp mux4.runmode.in0 1 # Stop
setp mux4.runmode.in1 34 # Reverse
setp mux4.runmode.in2 1 # Stop
setp mux4.runmode.in3 18 # Forward
net spindle-on spindle.0.on => mux4.runmode.sel0
net spindle-fwd spindle.0.forward => mux4.runmode.sel1
net spindle-runmode mux4.runmode.out => mb2hal.spindle_runmode.command
# Speed
loadrt mult2 names=mult2.speedmult,mult2.fbspeedmult
addf mult2.speedmult servo-thread
addf mult2.fbspeedmult servo-thread
loadrt near
addf near.0 servo-thread
setp mult2.speedmult.in0 100
net spindle-setpoint spindle.0.speed-out-rps-abs => mult2.speedmult.in1
net spindle-freq mb2hal.spindle_speed.freq_hz <= mult2.speedmult.out
setp mult2.fbspeedmult.in0 0.6
net spindle-freq-fb mult2.fbspeedmult.in1 <= mb2hal.spindle_speed_feedback.fb_freq_hz.float
net spindle-speed-fb <= mult2.fbspeedmult.out
setp near.0.scale 1.01
net spindle-setpoint-rpm spindle.0.speed-out-abs => near.0.in1
net spindle-speed-fb => near.0.in2
net spindle-at-speed spindle.0.at-speed <= near.0.out
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2 years 9 months ago #290106
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Replied by pawel77 on topic Delta MS300 VFD, RS485, RPI4, QTdragon, getting it to work
Hi Calysto,
before communicating with VFD via Modbus I would buy a simple modbus input/output relay and start practicing modbus and MB2hal.
Do you know if is it possible to position spindle with MS300?
before communicating with VFD via Modbus I would buy a simple modbus input/output relay and start practicing modbus and MB2hal.
Do you know if is it possible to position spindle with MS300?
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2 years 9 months ago - 2 years 9 months ago #290193
by Calysto
Replied by Calysto on topic Delta MS300 VFD, RS485, RPI4, QTdragon, getting it to work
A few days ago I didn't know anything about modbus... now I know much more... The most important thing is that I've learn that not every device supports reading at bit-level, that's why I see people using mux4/enum/weighted_sum.
The Delta MS300 manual says that adres 2000H, bit 0 and1 made high, should make it able to Jog... but I've never used it. I also don't know if that is spindle depended.There is a lot to read about jogging in the manual, but I'll probably never use it
The Delta MS300 manual says that adres 2000H, bit 0 and1 made high, should make it able to Jog... but I've never used it. I also don't know if that is spindle depended.There is a lot to read about jogging in the manual, but I'll probably never use it
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2 years 9 months ago #290202
by Calysto
Replied by Calysto on topic Delta MS300 VFD, RS485, RPI4, QTdragon, getting it to work
To make things even more interesting (or difficult
) I will also try Mesa_modbus. I'm not sure if it will work with my 7c80, but there is a serial port on it, it should be on with my firmware. Wil test everything later... my machine is not nearby....
Mesa_modbus config-file I've made so far:
Mesa_modbus config-file I've made so far:
Code:
static const hm2_modbus_chan_descriptor_t channels[] = {
/* {TYPE, FUNC, ADDR, COUNT, pin_name} */
{HAL_BIT, 3, 0x2000, 6, "runbits"},
{HAL_FLOAT, 3, 0x2001, 1, "freq"},
{HAL_FLOAT, 6, 0x2106, 1, "volt"},
{HAL_FLOAT, 6, 0x210A, 1, "amp"},
{HAL_S32, 6, 0x210C, 1, "rpm-out"},
};
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