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- meister
- meister
22 Jun 2025 16:15
Replied by meister on topic LinuxCNC-RIO - RealtimeIO for LinuxCNC based on FPGA (ICE40 / ECP5)
LinuxCNC-RIO - RealtimeIO for LinuxCNC based on FPGA (ICE40 / ECP5)
Category: Computers and Hardware
in general, FPGAs and microcontrollers also have undefined outputs at startup, so there should be a pullup or donw resistor on each one (all are floating by default).
in the case of the shift register, i'm not sure right now
they are always set to output and i thought that they are always set to 0 at first.
you can use as many of the same plugins next to each other as you want and as much space as you have
for modbus (frame IO), it should always be on the master FPGA,
I'm not sure if it works properly on a slave.
For encoders with index I have to check again, because there is an inout pin.
the uart plugin for connecting several FPGAs doesn't have much to do with modbus, it can simply use RS485, so that's not a problem either.
in the case of the shift register, i'm not sure right now
they are always set to output and i thought that they are always set to 0 at first.
you can use as many of the same plugins next to each other as you want and as much space as you have
for modbus (frame IO), it should always be on the master FPGA,
I'm not sure if it works properly on a slave.
For encoders with index I have to check again, because there is an inout pin.
the uart plugin for connecting several FPGAs doesn't have much to do with modbus, it can simply use RS485, so that's not a problem either.
- workshop54
- workshop54
22 Jun 2025 16:13 - 22 Jun 2025 16:14
Replied by workshop54 on topic 7i77 +-10V outputs: unexpected voltage with analogena, no output with analogout
7i77 +-10V outputs: unexpected voltage with analogena, no output with analogout
Category: Driver Boards
Ah, yes. ping (3,4) indeed do show the correct voltage. But now I'm completely confused where the ground from the drive and the cable shielding should be connected.
If I understand the manual correctly:
If I understand the manual correctly:
- The twisted pair wiring shield should be connected to the 7i77 GNDN (pin 3), which is now used for the +-10V signal
- The drives common or GND signal should be connected to the 7I77 power GND with a separate wire. Where is the power GND on the 7i77?
Perhaps I'm miisreading something but that's what I got out of it.
- PedPEx
- PedPEx
22 Jun 2025 16:09
Problems switching PDO assignments (EP5101-0011) was created by PedPEx
Problems switching PDO assignments (EP5101-0011)
Category: EtherCAT
Hello all 
i'm trying to implement a Beckhoff EP5101-0011 incremental encoder input into LinuxCNC with its 32bit counter. I need to read glass scale inputs with around 520 mm in length and a resolution of 1 µm. For that i need atleast 19 bit, and its standard PDO assignment with the "compact" 16bit encoder-value doesn't cut it.
I can easily change the PDO assignment in the EtherCAT-Configurator application and the EP5101 activates the 32bit counter, after reconnecting the LinuxCNC machine it is also able to use the bigger counter, but after power cycling the device, it defaults back to the 16bit counter. So i tried to set the correct PDO assignments via SDO uploads, but that did also not work, it doesn't want to change in the "big counter mode" via LinuxCNC.
It also complained about the other SDO uploads (settings), but that's a problem for later.
What exactly do i have to change, to initialize the encoder input to its 32bit PDO setting?
Thank you in advance for your help
i'm trying to implement a Beckhoff EP5101-0011 incremental encoder input into LinuxCNC with its 32bit counter. I need to read glass scale inputs with around 520 mm in length and a resolution of 1 µm. For that i need atleast 19 bit, and its standard PDO assignment with the "compact" 16bit encoder-value doesn't cut it.
I can easily change the PDO assignment in the EtherCAT-Configurator application and the EP5101 activates the 32bit counter, after reconnecting the LinuxCNC machine it is also able to use the bigger counter, but after power cycling the device, it defaults back to the 16bit counter. So i tried to set the correct PDO assignments via SDO uploads, but that did also not work, it doesn't want to change in the "big counter mode" via LinuxCNC.
It also complained about the other SDO uploads (settings), but that's a problem for later.
What exactly do i have to change, to initialize the encoder input to its 32bit PDO setting?
Thank you in advance for your help
<!-- EP5101 - Incr. Encoder Input -->
<slave idx="9" type="generic" vid="0x00000002" pid="0x13ed4052" name="0571_EP5101">
<!-- configure counter for 32bit -->
<sdoConfig idx="1C12" subIdx="1"><sdoDataRaw data ="00 16"/></sdoConfig> <!-- switch to 32bit RxPDO assign-->
<sdoConfig idx="1C13" subIdx="1"><sdoDataRaw data ="00 1A"/></sdoConfig> <!-- switch to 32bit TxPDO assign-->
<!-- overall configuration -->
<!-- Enable C reset -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="01"><sdoDataRaw data ="01"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Enable extern reset -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="02"><sdoDataRaw data ="01"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Enable up/down counter -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="03"><sdoDataRaw data ="01"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Gate polarity -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="04"><sdoDataRaw data ="01 00 00 00"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Disable filter -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="08"><sdoDataRaw data ="01"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Enable micro increments -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="0A"><sdoDataRaw data ="00"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Open cicruit detection A -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="0B"><sdoDataRaw data ="01"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Open cicruit detection B -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="0C"><sdoDataRaw data ="01"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Open cicruit detection C -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="0D"><sdoDataRaw data ="00"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Reversion of rotation -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="0E"><sdoDataRaw data ="00"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Extern reset polarity -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="10"><sdoDataRaw data ="01 00 00 00"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Frequency window -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="11"><sdoDataRaw data ="10 27"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Frequency scaling -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="13"><sdoDataRaw data ="64 00 00 00"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Period scaling -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="14"><sdoDataRaw data ="64 00 00 00"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Frequency resolution -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="15"><sdoDataRaw data ="64 00 00 00"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Period resolution -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="16"><sdoDataRaw data ="64 00 00 00"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- Frequency wait time -->
<sdoConfig idx="8000" subIdx="17"><sdoDataRaw data ="40 06"/></sdoConfig>
<!-- configure SyncManagers -->
<syncManager idx="0" dir="in"/>
<syncManager idx="1" dir="out"/>
<syncManager idx="2" dir="out">
<!-- ENC RxPDO-Map Control -->
<pdo idx="1601">
<!-- Enable latch C -->
<pdoEntry idx="7000" subIdx="01" bitLen="1" halPin="enable-latch-C" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Enable latch extern on positive edge -->
<pdoEntry idx="7000" subIdx="02" bitLen="1" halPin="ena-latch-ext-on-pos_edge" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Set counter -->
<pdoEntry idx="7000" subIdx="03" bitLen="1" halPin="set-counter" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Enable latch extern on negative edge -->
<pdoEntry idx="7000" subIdx="04" bitLen="1" halPin="ena-latch-ext-on-neg_edge" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Set counter value -->
<pdoEntry idx="7000" subIdx="11" bitLen="32" halPin="set-counter_value" halType="u32"/>
</pdo>
</syncManager>
<syncManager idx="3" dir="in">
<!-- ENC TxPDO-Map Status -->
<pdo idx="1a01">
<!-- Latch C valid -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="01" bitLen="1" halPin="latch-c-valid" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Latch extern valid -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="02" bitLen="1" halPin="latch-extern-valid" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Set counter done -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="03" bitLen="1" halPin="set-counter-done" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Counter underflow -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="04" bitLen="1" halPin="counter-underflow" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Counter overflow -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="05" bitLen="1" halPin="counter-overflow" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Status of input status -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="06" bitLen="1" halPin="status-of-input-status" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Open circuit -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="07" bitLen="1" halPin="open-circuit" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Extrapolation stall -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="08" bitLen="1" halPin="extrapolation-stall" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Status of input A -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="09" bitLen="1" halPin="status-A" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Status of input B -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="0a" bitLen="1" halPin="status-B" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Status of input C -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="0b" bitLen="1" halPin="status-C" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Status of input gate -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="0c" bitLen="1" halPin="status-gate" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Status of extern latch -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="0d" bitLen="1" halPin="status-ext_latch" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Sync error -->
<pdoEntry idx="1c32" subIdx="20" bitLen="1" halPin="sync-error" halType="bit"/>
<!-- TxPDO State -->
<pdoEntry idx="1800" subIdx="07" bitLen="1" halPin="TxPDO-state" halType="bit"/>
<!-- TxPDO Toggle -->
<pdoEntry idx="1800" subIdx="09" bitLen="1" halPin="TxPDO-toggle" halType="bit"/>
<!-- Counter value -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="11" bitLen="32" halPin="counter_value" halType="u32"/>
<!-- Latch value -->
<pdoEntry idx="6000" subIdx="12" bitLen="32" halPin="latch_value" halType="u32"/>
</pdo>
</syncManager>
</slave>- Johnnysacalu
- Johnnysacalu
22 Jun 2025 16:01 - 22 Jun 2025 16:41
Creo hacer visto en algún hilo que se necesita también un diodo fly back para un rele ssr pero no veo claro como hay que conectarlo no se si esta es la forma corecta.
Replied by Johnnysacalu on topic Como conectar mesa 7i96s
Como conectar mesa 7i96s
Category: Driver Boards
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