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EtherCAT and selfmade driver
1 year 6 months ago #327270
by Neiji_msk
EtherCAT and selfmade driver was created by Neiji_msk
Hello everyone, I ask for help, I encountered a problem connecting the driver via etcherkat, everything is displayed via the terminal and the driver is visible, but when I launch Linux, the driver does not move. In my case, the driver is connected directly to the PC, and does not go into OP mode. I tried to connect to the delta drivers and everything worked. Unfortunately, there are no instructions for my driver. My assembly (hal, ini and xml files):
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1 year 6 months ago #327271
by Hakan
Replied by Hakan on topic EtherCAT and selfmade driver
The hal and ini files are empty.
Is it the VEICHI SD700 drive www.veichi.com/product/sd700-high-performance-servo-system.html ?
Is it the VEICHI SD700 drive www.veichi.com/product/sd700-high-performance-servo-system.html ?
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1 year 6 months ago #327275
by Neiji_msk
Replied by Neiji_msk on topic EtherCAT and selfmade driver
No, its random driver without any documentation (2abs servo driver)
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1 year 6 months ago #327293
by Hakan
Replied by Hakan on topic EtherCAT and selfmade driver
Yeah, where to start looking?
When you turn the servo motor (if possible) and look at the relevant pos-fb pin in halshow, does the pin number count up/down? What value does the lcec.0.xxx.controlword have?
Vendor id and product code from "ethercat slaves -v" match the vid and pid fields in ethercat-conf.xml?
Any error messages from linuxcnc at startup, or errors in "sudo dmesg" that can help?
When you turn the servo motor (if possible) and look at the relevant pos-fb pin in halshow, does the pin number count up/down? What value does the lcec.0.xxx.controlword have?
Vendor id and product code from "ethercat slaves -v" match the vid and pid fields in ethercat-conf.xml?
Any error messages from linuxcnc at startup, or errors in "sudo dmesg" that can help?
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