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5i22- how do I add a 7i44 to my config?
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4 years 1 month ago #252812
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5i22- how do I add a 7i44 to my config? was created by M4MazakUser
I have a 5i22, and several other cards, for starters, how do I add the 7i44 to the standard config and get attached cards working. I'm not after step by step, just pointers.
I have the card working on the 5i22 demo program, though the bit file had to be placed for it to work. And pncconf dosent seem to like the 5i22.
I have the card working on the 5i22 demo program, though the bit file had to be placed for it to work. And pncconf dosent seem to like the 5i22.
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4 years 1 month ago #252814
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First you would need firmware that supports the 7I44 and
whatever other daughter cards that are connected to the 5I22's
50 pin connectors
whatever other daughter cards that are connected to the 5I22's
50 pin connectors
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4 years 1 month ago #252817
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Does this exist?
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4 years 1 month ago #252820
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Replied by PCW on topic 5i22- how do I add a 7i44 to my config?
It can be made, given the required daughterboards and desired features
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4 years 1 month ago #252821
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Ok, cool, what compiler etc do I use? Any links
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4 years 1 month ago #252823
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You would use Xilinx Webpack 14.7, but I can make a
bitfile if you indicate what daughterboards you need supported
bitfile if you indicate what daughterboards you need supported
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4 years 1 month ago #252826
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Due to stock issues, I have the following
2x 8i20 cards
1x 7i73
1x 7i72
1x 7i84d
1x 7i44
A 7i37ta
And a 7i47 for fanuc encoder connection
Oh, and a 5i22 1.5
If you can build a firmware that would be great thanks.
2x 8i20 cards
1x 7i73
1x 7i72
1x 7i84d
1x 7i44
A 7i37ta
And a 7i47 for fanuc encoder connection
Oh, and a 5i22 1.5
If you can build a firmware that would be great thanks.
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4 years 1 month ago #252837
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Damn, i tried the fanuc power supply that came with the machine and its putting out 320vdc, not 220v, so I'll have to build a power supply.
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4 years 1 month ago #252864
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Replied by PCW on topic 5i22- how do I add a 7i44 to my config?
So basically you need a configuration for
1 7I47
1 7I44
1 7I37TA
Note: 320VDC is OK for a 8I20
What type of encoders are on the Fanuc motors?
1 7I47
1 7I44
1 7I37TA
Note: 320VDC is OK for a 8I20
What type of encoders are on the Fanuc motors?
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4 years 1 month ago #252884
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There's a 10pin plug, I'm assuming a-b-z, but fanuc style, the absolute seem to have more pins.
The cap says pulsecoder
aiA1000
Type A860-2000-T301
The cap says pulsecoder
aiA1000
Type A860-2000-T301
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