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Configure PlasmaC with only one BOB
the other problem i had was that my ohmic probe was by default trigged.
after i invert the pin for ohmic probe, it works.
thanks you so far.
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My OHmic Probe circuit is connected to parport.0.pin-16-out.
As i wrote in one earlier post, the circuit is still activated when i start plasmac.
When i turn it off in the RUN Panel then my circuit is stays on.
I have measured PIN16 and GND and get no stabel voltage and there is no differents
when i turn probe on or off.
But, when i measured pin16 and pcgnd on the BOB then i get 5V. And this turns on and off when i trigger the checkbox in the RUN panel. My circuit GND is connected to the powersupply.
Any one can help?
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parport.0.pin-16-out should be connected to plasmac.ohmic-enable, this is then used to enable your ohmic circuit.Giuseppe wrote: So next step
My OHmic Probe circuit is connected to parport.0.pin-16-out.
I have measured PIN16 and GND and get no stabel voltage and there is no differents
when i turn probe on or off.
But, when i measured pin16 and pcgnd on the BOB then i get 5V. And this turns on and off when i trigger the checkbox in the RUN panel. My circuit GND is connected to the powersupply.
plasmac.ohmic-probe needs to be connected to the parport.0-nn-in that your probe is connected to.
pin16 should change state while probing.
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If you look at my diagram. I connect physically PIN16OUT to my circuit and probe with IN PIN. Probe works fine.
You write that "Pin16 out" change when i probe?
I thought that i can enable or desable it by hand over the run panal. But this doesn't work.
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The Ohmic Probe Enable only enables plasmac to do ohmic pribing, it does not change the output. The output only comes on while plasmac is probing.
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I'm confused.
which way would you suggest to check the machine for correctness?
Is there a test routine to ensure correct functionality for the whole machine?
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Sorry, it may be the way I am explaining it.Giuseppe wrote: hhmmm
I'm confused.
Unfortunately not, it is a matter of testing one thing at a time.which way would you suggest to check the machine for correctness?
Is there a test routine to ensure correct functionality for the whole machine?
EDIT: can you post your complete config.
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The hal files?
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