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Ethercat HAL driver
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chimeno wrote: Hello @jc2ktr
I'm sure it's silly, I can't think of anything myself, you can publish your .hal files and I'll take a look at it
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i think it's can't be that big mistake, but i don't see it / get it what the problem is. My complete config is attached.
The Gui starts and the mapped IO's are shown in HAL-Show, and the drive can be enabled but will not move.
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I can't find the configuration signals?
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chimeno wrote: Hello @jc2ktr,
I can't find the configuration signals?
Code:setp lcec.0.7.opmode 8 setp lcec.0.7.X-cmd-OPmodeRel1 1
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The lcec.0.7.opmode 8 is set in the custom_postgui.hal under only under another name setp lcec.0.7.opmode-3 true
its defined in the ethercat.xml <pdoEntry idx="6060" subIdx="00" bitLen="8" halPin="opmode" halType="bit"/>
the other one i must have missed in my config, though i dont really know what it does at the moment.
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the setp lcec.0.7.X-cmd-OPmodeRel1 1 < i have renamed it as i added some changes from MRBaird
addition 2
is it possible that the drive does not move because the joint.0.acc-cmd does not change its state it remains allways 0 when i jog the axis
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Ok, I don't know what else to tell you, check that the engine moves with TWINCAT3 and check the status that is the same in linuxcnc, you will have to ask for help from the colleague @MRBaird that he does have the drivers and can help you
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Hello @jc2ktr
Ok, I don't know what else to tell you, check that the engine moves with TWINCAT3 and check the status that is the same in linuxcnc, you will have to ask for help from the colleague @MRBaird that he does have the drivers and can help you
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Hello @Chimeno
Thank you i will try it further and ask also @MRBaird.
Although i want to Thank you for your great kindness and the really good help.
Wish you Merry Christmas and much luck
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I think the problem is that it lacks the speed at which it has to move, register this pin
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