PID Pin Problems
06 Jan 2011 22:10 #6487
by malleblas
Never mind the fact that connecting the error output to either Pgain or feedback is non-sensical, I am using it as an example. In my actual configuration, I am connecting an OUT pin from a pyVCP GUI to Pgain and getting the same error. I cannot see any reason why any of the *gain inputs are listed as input/output pins. Could anyone provide more information as to why, and if there is no good reason, should they be changed? For the standard configuration where a value is fed direct from the INI file using setp, it is fine, but I am trying to make a GUI which aids in PID tuning.
-Mikey
PID Pin Problems was created by malleblas
halcmd: loadrt pid
halcmd: show pin pid.0.*gain pid.0.feedback pid.0.error
Component Pins:
Owner Type Dir Value Name
3 float I/O 0 pid.0.Dgain
3 float I/O 0 pid.0.Igain
3 float I/O 1 pid.0.Pgain
3 float OUT 0 pid.0.error
3 float IN 0 pid.0.feedback
halcmd: net some-sig <= pid. => pid.0.error
halcmd: net some-sig <= pid.0.Pgain => pid.0.error
<stdin>:2: Signal 'some-sig' can not add OUT pin 'pid.0.error', it already has I/O pin 'pid.0.Pgain'
halcmd: net some-sig <= pid.0.feedback => pid.0.error
halcmd:Never mind the fact that connecting the error output to either Pgain or feedback is non-sensical, I am using it as an example. In my actual configuration, I am connecting an OUT pin from a pyVCP GUI to Pgain and getting the same error. I cannot see any reason why any of the *gain inputs are listed as input/output pins. Could anyone provide more information as to why, and if there is no good reason, should they be changed? For the standard configuration where a value is fed direct from the INI file using setp, it is fine, but I am trying to make a GUI which aids in PID tuning.
-Mikey
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06 Jan 2011 22:30 #6489
by malleblas
Replied by malleblas on topic Re:PID Pin Problems
I have a quick fix for anyone facing the same problem. I created a new component called "passthru"
To use, just place this in between the two components with interfacing issues.
michael@cnc:~$ cat passthru.comp
component passthru "Joins OUT to I/O pins";
pin in float in;
pin io float out;
function _;
license "GPL";
;;
FUNCTION(_) {
out = in;
}
michael@cnc:~$ sudo comp --install passthru.compTo use, just place this in between the two components with interfacing issues.
halcmd: loadrt passthru
halcmd: addf passthru.0 SOME-THREAD
halcmd: out-sig <= OUT-PIN => passthru.0.in
halcmd: io-sig <= passthru.0.out => IO-PINPlease Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
31 Aug 2021 00:26 #219205
by C_M_H
Replied by C_M_H on topic Re:PID Pin Problems
Thanks for posting this. I just used this technique and it worked great.
Was banging my head against a wall for awhile until I found it.
Was banging my head against a wall for awhile until I found it.
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