Ethercat HAL driver

ChrisB wrote: Thank you for your help.
i cant figure out the problem.
Datatype complex makes more sens, but this is not the problem.

i have two scenarios.
the first one is, if i use configpdos = false
Then linuxcnc does not stars and the debuginfo says failed to set safeop. 0x0017 invalid sync manager configuration.

The other one is configpdos = true
then the drives gets an error F29 invalid ECAT command-value mapping length.

can you imagine what the problem is?
Tanks

Hard to guess for me.
However, I noticed one inconsistent thing in your configs:
if then its haltype should be "u32"?

That which is more questionable for me is: the default size of a non mailbox sync manger is 0.
Quick google search yields:

The buffered mode is typically used for cyclic data exchange, i.e. process data (PDO) since the buffered mode allows access to the communication buffer at any time for both sides [...]

It can be noted that SyncManagers running in buffered mode need three times the process data size allocated in the DPRAM (fig. A.5).

sir.upc.edu/wikis/roblab/index.php/Development/Ethercat

Is the EEPROM correct?

Hi,
i red this article sir.upc.edu/wikis/roblab/index.php/Development/Ethercat.
But now i don't know how to check the EEPROM

ChrisB wrote: Hi,
i red this article sir.upc.edu/wikis/roblab/index.php/Development/Ethercat.
But now i don't know how to check the EEPROM

I can not tell you more than :

A quick solution for the missing information is to generate the SII contents from the slave description XML file using Beckhoff's TwinCAT, and write them to the slave.

www.etherlab.org/en/ethercat/faq.php

Hi All,

First of all Thank you very much to Sascha Ittner for adding pll patch for linuxcnc in ethercat hal driver of lcec...
I have tried with linuxcnc-ethercat hal driver with pll patch applied to linuxcnc v2.7.11 branch and my dc issue is solved...

after applying pll patch to linuxcnc i had to use isolcpus in my boot command line, using isolcpus had solved the problem of dc synchronization...

i have attached my hal file and xml file for reference...

Any comment/ suggestion on attached file or result are most welcome...

FYI...
linux ketnel is stretch rt-preempt:- Linux automata 4.9.0-3-rt-amd64 #1 SMP PREEMPT RT Debian 4.9.30-2+deb9u2 (2017-06-26) x86_64 GNU/Linux
linuxcnc :- linuxcnc v2.7.11
motors & Drives :- Panasonic minas- A6 400W(Ethercat) & panasonic Minas- A5 400W (Ethercat)



Thank You,
Regards.

attached here is the video with 3 motors on linuxcnc v2.7.11 with pll patch applied...

3 axis with ethercat drives and motors on linuxcnc v2.7.11 with pll patch

velocity & pos plot without isolcpus

@Automata27

Nice work! Are you planning on using the internal homing routine of the servo amps?

Dan