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Connecting a single 7i76 to the P2 connector on 5i25
9 years 7 months ago #89881
by Simpson36
Replied by Simpson36 on topic Connecting a single 7i76 to the P2 connector on 5i25
I can guarantee that the Rapid Turn will never be used in this application.
Ultimately, I will have to learn the process, but if you can make the bit for me, it would be a great help!
The Tormach side has to be XYZA. The Pinout that I provided reflects this.
Do you require any additional info from me ?
Ultimately, I will have to learn the process, but if you can make the bit for me, it would be a great help!
The Tormach side has to be XYZA. The Pinout that I provided reflects this.
Do you require any additional info from me ?
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9 years 7 months ago #89890
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Connecting a single 7i76 to the P2 connector on 5i25
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9 years 7 months ago #89901
by Simpson36
Replied by Simpson36 on topic Connecting a single 7i76 to the P2 connector on 5i25
Looks Perfect!
Thank you SO much!
Thank you SO much!
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9 years 7 months ago #89909
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Connecting a single 7i76 to the P2 connector on 5i25
NP, it's pretty easy to make new bitfiles _if_ you are setup to do it.
I basically I just copy-pasted bits of two pinout files(Tormach and 7I76X2)
together, adjusted a few module count numbers and names and re-compiled
I basically I just copy-pasted bits of two pinout files(Tormach and 7I76X2)
together, adjusted a few module count numbers and names and re-compiled
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9 years 7 months ago #90001
by andypugh
I got as far as setting up an Amazon AWS instance to do this, but then failed to get round to making the web front-end that I thought was needed to allow people to make their own bitfiles.
Replied by andypugh on topic Connecting a single 7i76 to the P2 connector on 5i25
PCW wrote: NP, it's pretty easy to make new bitfiles _if_ you are setup to do it
I got as far as setting up an Amazon AWS instance to do this, but then failed to get round to making the web front-end that I thought was needed to allow people to make their own bitfiles.
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