Hi Scott,

> On 15 Dec 2018, at 02:09, Scott Nortman <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Just installed Machinekit to a rpi3b+ via apt-get and I am running through 
> the tutorial here:
> 
> http://www.machinekit.io/docs/hal/tutorial/#introduction-a-id-sec-tutorial-intro-a
> 
> The strange issue:
> 
> When I instantiate the siggen component, all of the pins, signals, and 
> parameters for the component appear as 'Pins'.  For example, after 
> instantiation, when I type
> 
> halcmd: show pin
> Component Pins:
>   Comp   Inst Type  Dir         Value  Name                                   
>          Epsilon Flags  linked to:
>     78        float IN              5  siggen.0.amplitude                     
>         0.000010        --l-
>     78        bit   OUT          TRUE  siggen.0.clock                         
>                 --l-
>     78        float OUT     0.8441676  siggen.0.cosine                        
>         0.000010        --l-
>     78        float IN              1  siggen.0.frequency                     
>         0.000010        --l-
>     78        float IN              0  siggen.0.offset                        
>         0.000010        --l-
>     78        float OUT          2.78  siggen.0.sawtooth                      
>         0.000010        --l-
>     78        float OUT     -4.922822  siggen.0.sine                          
>         0.000010        --l-
>     78        float OUT             5  siggen.0.square                        
>         0.000010        --l-
>     78        float OUT          0.56  siggen.0.triangle                      
>         0.000010        --l-
>     78        s32   OUT          5261  siggen.0.update.time                   
>                 ----
>     78        s32   I/O         65155  siggen.0.update.tmax                   
>                 ----
>     78        bit   OUT         FALSE  siggen.0.update.tmax-inc               
>                 ----
>     66        s32   OUT        999411  test-thread.curr-period                
>                 ----
>     66        s32   OUT          5261  test-thread.time                       
>                 ----
>     66        s32   I/O         65155  test-thread.tmax                       
>                 ----
> 
> halcmd: 
> 
> And when I attempt to see the parameters, nothing shows up:
> 
> halcmd: show param
> Parameters:
>  Comp    Inst Type   Dir         Value  Name
> 
> halcmd: 
> 
> Also, when I run the halmeter, all items show up under the 'Pins' tab and no 
> items show up under the Signals or Parameters tab (see image)
> 
> 
> Any thoughts?

This has to do with the fact that that component has no parameters, nor are 
there signals in your setup.

The term Signal refers to a type which connects 2 pins. Although you think your 
siggen component creates signals (sine, cosine, square, saw, triangle) these 
are not the hal types we call “signal”

Bas


> 
> Thanks and best regards,
> Scott
> 
> 
> 
> 
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