Hi all,
I am getting following errors on my axes testing the hostmot2 driver in a 2
axis stepper configuration, and am trying to determine if it is a problem in
the configuration, or a problem with the hostmot2 driver.
The hostmot2 configuration is specified as:
loadrt hostmot2 debug_idrom=1
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
Hi all,
I am getting following errors on my axes testing the hostmot2 driver in a 2
axis stepper configuration, and am trying to determine if it is a problem in
the configuration, or a problem with the hostmot2 driver.
Didn't you see Sebastian Kuzminsky's response to
John,
Hmm, I am not showing them (Sebastian's post or Peter's reply). The last
post I see from Sebastian was at 1:10 AM EST. I also don't see them in the
deleted items tagged as spam, which happens occasionally too.
Thanks for the information.
Thanks,
Eric
Didn't you see Sebastian Kuzminsky's
John,
It must have been filtered out upstream. All of my stuff is registered
through GoDaddy so I guess I need to check my spam filter settings and make
sure posts from this list are on the white list.
Regards,
Eric
Hmm, I am not showing them (Sebastian's post or Peter's reply). The last
post I
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
It must have been filtered out upstream. All of my stuff is registered
through GoDaddy so I guess I need to check my spam filter settings and make
sure posts from this list are on the white list.
I guess GoDaddy thinks I'm a virus or spam, I just tried sending an
email
Sebastian,
That is interesting. I just checked my settings. The spam setting is set to
allow everything through, but to tag what it thinks is spam. I already added
sourceforge.net to the white list. I don't see how to get your email address
from the posts, but I can try added yours to the white
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
Sebastian,
That is interesting. I just checked my settings. The spam setting is set to
allow everything through, but to tag what it thinks is spam. I already added
sourceforge.net to the white list. I don't see how to get your email address
from the posts, but I can
Sebastian,
One more quick question. When you say the pinout is written to the system
log, which log is that? I don't see it through dmesg or by setting debug to
the maximum value.
Regards,
Eric
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Eric H. Johnson wrote:
One more quick question. When you say the pinout is written to the system
log, which log is that? I don't see it through dmesg or by setting debug to
the maximum value.
On my Ubuntu Gutsy computers it shows up in dmesg and /var/log/syslog.
You shouldnt need to enable
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
One more quick question. When you say the pinout is written to the system
log, which log is that? I don't see it through dmesg or by setting debug to
the maximum value.
On my Ubuntu Gutsy computers it shows up in dmesg and /var/log/syslog.
Sebastian,
I replied off list because the log files were too large for this list.
At any rate, I captured the dmesg log by running
dmesg dmesg.txt
Right after running EMC.
The syslog file looks like everything since I first booted the system this
morning. The last entry is at 13:10 (1:10
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
I replied off list because the log files were too large for this list.
Good call.
At any rate, I captured the dmesg log by running
dmesg dmesg.txt
Right after running EMC.
The syslog file looks like everything since I first booted the system this
morning. The
Sebastian,
I will send it to you in a couple of hours. I have another commitment for
the next hour or two.
Regards,
Eric
Hm, and the hostmot2 pins functions stuff were all available in EMC when
you ran it? There really should have been something in the logs.
Or wait, is RTAPI_MSG_INFO
(Copying this to the emc-users list.)
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
I was wondering if that was what you meant. Here is the dmesg log following
the loading of hostmot2 and hm_5i20.
Once I load hm_5i20 I can see the pins.
That's more like it :-)
Now that the driver's loaded, it can tell us what
Sebastian,
So the PWMs appear on the P2 connector, but the Step generators appear on
P4? I have the P4 connector going to a 7i37 to handle the high voltage I/O.
So I guess I have to move that cable to P3 and remap the I/O. It looks like
the TTL I/O can map to either P2 or P4, but it does mean I
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
So the PWMs appear on the P2 connector, but the Step generators appear on
P4? I have the P4 connector going to a 7i37 to handle the high voltage I/O.
So I guess I have to move that cable to P3 and remap the I/O. It looks like
the TTL I/O can map to either P2 or P4, but
-users] Hostmot2 configuration - was Stepper Configuration
Sebastian,
So the PWMs appear on the P2 connector, but the Step generators appear on
P4? I have the P4 connector going to a 7i37 to handle the high voltage I/O.
So I guess I have to move that cable to P3 and remap the I/O. It looks
Peter,
For this project, using all three connectors is fine, it was already wired
that way because of the pinout of the standard m5i20 driver. I was just
hoping to eliminate one cable and the associated termination.
For my next project it would be really nice if I could get all of the I/O
onto
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