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11 years 1 week ago #63893
by Holzwurm56
Mesa 5I25 Question was created by Holzwurm56
Hi,
I want to use a Mesa 5I25 with a 7I77. I need more I/Os, its possible to use an additional 7I75 and control these card mit LinuxCNC too?
Many thanks for every answer
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I want to use a Mesa 5I25 with a 7I77. I need more I/Os, its possible to use an additional 7I75 and control these card mit LinuxCNC too?
Many thanks for every answer
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11 years 1 week ago #63902
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Mesa 5I25 Question
Sure, (if you want TTL level I/O
If you want more 24V I/O, you can add a 7I84 which will add 16 more 24V outputs and 32 more 24V inputs
If you want more 24V I/O, you can add a 7I84 which will add 16 more 24V outputs and 32 more 24V inputs
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11 years 1 week ago #63956
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Mesa 5I25 Question
If a 7i75 or 7i84 isn't enough IO you can then add a 7i74 to the second header on the 5i25 and add up to 8 of the cards here in any combination you like:
store.mesanet.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=83_88
store.mesanet.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=83_88
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11 years 1 week ago #63972
by Holzwurm56
Replied by Holzwurm56 on topic Mesa 5I25 Question
Hi Andypugh and PCW,
many thanks for your answers, the 64 I/Os from the 7I77 and the 7I75 are enough with a good reserve, when its possible to control all with LinuxCNC.
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many thanks for your answers, the 64 I/Os from the 7I77 and the 7I75 are enough with a good reserve, when its possible to control all with LinuxCNC.
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11 years 1 week ago #63973
by andypugh
Note that for a machine tool you probably don't want TTL IO, and that connecting a smart-serial board such as the 7i84 to the serial port on the 7i77 is likely to be a better solution.
(LinuxCNC will auto detect the 7i84 and create the HAL pins automatically)
Replied by andypugh on topic Mesa 5I25 Question
Holzwurm56 wrote: many thanks for your answers, the 64 I/Os from the 7I77 and the 7I75 are enough with a good reserve, when its possible to control all with LinuxCNC.
Note that for a machine tool you probably don't want TTL IO, and that connecting a smart-serial board such as the 7i84 to the serial port on the 7i77 is likely to be a better solution.
(LinuxCNC will auto detect the 7i84 and create the HAL pins automatically)
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11 years 1 week ago #64034
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Replied by Holzwurm56 on topic Mesa 5I25 Question
Hi Andypugh,
I have orderd a 7I75 and a 7I84. I will test the best combination for my machine.
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I have orderd a 7I75 and a 7I84. I will test the best combination for my machine.
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